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Key note address to the 6th Annual Telecommunications and ICT Summit, Crowne Plaza Hotel, Auckland

Address to for the launch of the Deaf Relay service,15 November 2004, Executive Wing Foyer, Parliament Buildings.

Speech to TUANZ members 11 October 2004

Speech to the Telecommunications Forum

transport Minister Paul Swain spoke on the recognition of excellence and innovation in road safety

New Zealanders have a long and proud history as innovators and pioneers in the area of wireless communications.

The Communications Minister Paul Swain has announced details of a new ICT research group that will see New Zealand and overseas companies working in partnership in the field of mobile communications.

This conference is a useful occasion to take stock of all we have achieved, and to share with you the focus for this term of Government.

Good morning. This Summit is a useful occasion to take stock of all we have achieved, and to share with you the focus for this term of Government.

The Government wants to return New Zealand to the top half of the OECD.

Where the freezer ships provided the breakthrough for our economic growth as a young nation, the broadband and information and communications technology are the next frontiers.

Communications and Transport Minister Paul Swain talks about the importance of infrastrucutre in achieving the government's economic goals.

Minister for Information Technology Paul Swain talks about wireless technologies and their relevance to government policy in the IT area.

Minister of Transport Paul Swain addresses the NZ Taxi Federation's annual conference.

Minister of Transport Paul Swain outlined the Government’s vision for New Zealand’s transport system over the next decade, as he opened the Road Transport Forum’s annual conference in Nelson this morning.