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"It is beyond my wildest dreams that a baby girl born in Shanghai, China, grew up in a Hong Kong apartment where eight families shared a single kitchen and bathroom to be New Zealand's first List M

The Biennial New Zealand Census of Women's Participation 2010 released today contains no new issues, Minister of Women's Affairs Pansy Wong says.

This year, around 1700 State Sector and local Government employees from across New Zealand completed qualifications through Learning State, a state owned company.

Parts of Queen Street will be closed as Auckland celebrates the 2010 Diwali Festival of Lights to be hosted by the Asia New Zealand Foundation And Auckland City Council on Saturday October 30 at th

From November 1, people facing English language barriers will have a much easier time querying their power bill if their supplier is Genesis Energy.

Recognising outstanding workplace practices has been the hallmark of the Equal Employment Opportunity (EEO) Trust and this evening businesses which demonstrated such practices were acknowledged in

A woman who survived German Labour Camps as a child, was this evening awarded the ACC Medal for her inspirational lifestyle.

New Zealand is recognising another world first as we celebrate the first United Nations mandated World Statistics Day, Minister for Women's Affairs Pansy Wong says.

Tēnā koutou kātoa.  Good morning.

A new system that enables deaf and hearing impaired people to contact the emergency 111 service by text was launched by Police Minister Judith Collins in Auckland today.

The Minister of Women's Affairs Pansy Wong welcomes figures showing the closing Gender Pay Gap.

New Zealand motorists have the opportunity to use a more environmentally friendly fuel following oil company Gull's decision to start selling a biodiesel blend at service stations, Associate Energy

New Zealand has successfully won the bid to host the 11th World Conference on Injury Prevention and Safety Promotion.

The Office of Ethnic Affairs has been praised for its work in helping Christchurch's ethnic communities access accurate information on crisis assistance and other available services following the e

On-site safety is a priority now but it hasn't always been that way and that's what makes the achievements of today's graduates in the Certificate in Construction Safety all the more important, Ass

From an economic perspective it is essential women take their rightful places in leadership roles, Minister of Women's Affairs Pansy Wong told the 15^th APEC Women's Leaders Network Meeti

The advances made by New Zealand women over past decades will be highlighted at the WTCA Women Leadership Forum 2010 Conference in the historic Shanghai World Trade Expo in Shanghai, China this Sat

New Zealand led the world in September 1893 when it became the first nation to allow women to vote in general elections and it is an anniversary the Minister of Women's Affairs Pansy Wong wants wid

Maori women's efforts in the fight to win New Zealand women the right to vote have been celebrated on a new web resource which highlights the major role they played.

The launch of the first of the Matangi Trains on Thursday September 9 has been welcomed by the Acting Minister for Disability Issues Pansy Wong.

There will be no language barriers for people wanting to access information following the Christchurch earthquake with the emergency lines now connected to Language Line, Ethnic Affairs Minister Pa

Raising awareness of the impact of falls and alcohol on injuries in the home is the aim of ACC's annual home safety campaign, Safety NZ Week.

"The Ministry of Women's Affairs will now publish its annual state sector stocktake results on its website", says Women's Affairs Minister Pansy Wong.

Preparation of New Zealand's seventh report to the United Nations on the status of women is well underway, says Women's Affairs Minister Pansy Wong.