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

Broadcasting Minister Jonathan Coleman and Associate Disability Issues Minister Pansy Wong are today applauding funding for a new pilot service that allows people with impaired vision to follow tel

Tena koutou katoa.  Good evening to you all.

I'd like to acknowledge the President of the Association of Blind Citizens of New Zealand, Mr Clive Lansink. 

Disability Issues Minister Tariana Turia is celebrating New Zealand Sign Language week by formally announcing a review of the New Zealand Sign Language Act 2006.

Thank you all for inviting me here today to a very special occasion - the first ever series of Deafblind workshops in New Zealand.  

The Associate Minister for Disability Issues, Minister Pansy Wong marks International Day of Persons with Disabilities today with the release of social development information in New Zealand Sign L

Tena Koutou Katoa and good morning to you all.

Kia Ora and Good morning. [with sign language]

[with sign language] My name is Pansy and I am the Associate Minister for Disability Issues.

Warm greetings to you all.

It is a pleasure to address the Annual Conference of the Association of Blind Citizens of New Zealand.

Kia Ora, good morning and warm greetings to you all.