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The Prime Minister surveys recent summits and their implications for New Zealand’s trade policy

Why New Zealand sent troops to Vietnam, why people opposed that decision, and why the government of the day discounted criticism of its decision, are the key questions tackled in this book: New Zealand and the Vietnam War: Politics and Diplomacy, written by Dr Roberto Rabel from the University of Otago.

Acknowledging our leading literary figures and supporting our authors with a wide array of prizes, fellowships, and residencies

The Institute of Architects visited me early on in my first term as Prime Minister and Minister of Arts, Culture, and Heritage, with a vision for celebrating and improving our built environment.

Over the past decade this Trust has established the world’s first mainland island sanctuary in an urban environment.

Turkey has a large and fast growing economy which we in New Zealand need to know more about.

Helen Clark has today opened the Auckland Medical Research Foundation's new medical sciences learning centre

Helen Clark says the European Union has to improve its offer on agricultural market access to unlock the Doha Round of trade talks

Helen Clark says the Commonwealth's developing countries would be major beneficiaries if the Doha Round of trade talks succeed

It is an honour to be elected to this Parliament, and it is a very special honour to form and lead a government.

This building is student-centred and is designed to integrate theory and business practice.

Helen Clark says Rod Donald was a likeable and honourable man who lived life to the full

Tributes to the late Rt Hon David Lange, Rod Donald, Hon John Falloon, and Jack Luxton

State Opening of Parliament

At a function in Auckland Helen Clark has welcomed delegates to the Airports Council International (ACI) World-Pacific Conference and Exhibition

Helen Clark outlines regional challenges in a speech to the Papua New Guinea Chamber of Commerce