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Health Minister Annette King announces a $14 million Horowhenua health centre to be built in Levin.

Anderton finds funding to help Murupara sort out it's drug problems

Venue: Waipuna Conference Centre, Mt Wellington, Auckland.

Health Minister Annette King applauded the excellent work happening in Pacific health in Counties-Manukau, saying the progress provides hope for a better future for Pacific people.

Venue: White Cross Otahuhu After-Hours Clinic, Otahuhu, Auckland.

Health Minister Annette King congratulated Tamaki HealthCare Charitable Trust and the White Cross Group on their new arrangement for after hours care, saying it was great to see a local and innovative solution being developed.

Venue: Wellington Women's Hospital.

Health Minister Annette King congratulated Wellington Women’s Hospital on becoming the 14th maternity facility in New Zealand to have achieved Baby Friendly accreditation.

Venue: James Cook Hotel, Wellington.

Health Minister Annette King opened GeoHealth 2004, saying she believed the conference would help promote the sharing of experiences and exchange of ideas on the role of geographic information sciences in public health across New Zealand, Australia, Asia and the Pacific region.

New Zealand’s rising rates of sexually transmitted infections will not just go away, Health Minister Annette King said today at the launch of a new youth sexual health campaign at Parliament.

Venue: Grand Hall, Parliament.

New Zealand faces the reality that rising rates of sexually transmitted infections are simply not going to go away, Health Minister Annette King said when launching a sexual health campaign.

The Cervical Cancer Audit report gives New Zealand women a greater degree of confidence in the screening programme, says Health Minister Annette King.

Associate Health Minister opens panel discussion on alcohol, P & other drugs in Morrinsville

Venue: Education Centre Hall, MidCentral Health, Palmerston North.
Health Minister Annette King helped celebrate the second MidCentral DHB annual prizegiving for clinical excellence in nursing.

Venue: The Terrace Conference Centre, The Terrace, Wellington.
Health Minister Annette King talked about her vision for electives at the Elective Services Forum in Wellington.

Anderton tomorrow chairs a public forum in Morrinsville on alcohol, P & other drugs.

Associate Health Minister Damien O'Connor hosts a meeting to outline a major campaign tackling our risky drinking culture.

Rongotai MP Annette King says she is delighted Defence Minister Mark Burton has advised her the Government has agreed to sell the hulk of the HMNZS Wellington to the Sink F69 Trust Project Wellington.

The government is proposing a new schedule be created within the Misuse of Drugs Act to help regulate legal substances of abuse.

The Health Select Committee will get the chance after all to consider a government proposal to establish a new schedule to provide for the possibility of some regulation to protect young New Zealanders against the sale of legal substances which are subject to abuse.

Venue: Wellington Club.
Health Minister Annette King, with Associate Health Minister Jim Anderton,launched ‘A Duty of Care’ which chronicles the 50-year history of the National Society on Alcohol and Drug Dependence New Zealand.

Venue: Banquet Hall, Beehive.
Health Minister Annette King discussed the raft of changes in the health sector in the past three years and how they have affected practice managers and administrators when she addressed their annual conference.

Celebrating half a century's work against alcohol and drug dependence.

Government’s perspective on health and cultural diversity, and some of the key developments.

Venue: Duxton Hotel, Wellington.
Health Minister Annette King addressed the ASMS annual conference, posing the question why is clinical leadership apparently becoming a more pressing requirement?

Venue: Michael Fowler Centre, Wellington.
Health Minister Annette King opened the Priorities In Health Care Conference,
discussing some of New Zealand’s priorities in health care and the approach the Government is taking toward establishing and meeting them.

Health Minister Annette King is setting up an independent Cancer Control Council that will provide an annual report to Parliament on progress in implementing the Cancer Control Strategy.