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Fellow Delegates

It is my pleasure for the eighth time to address you as deputy leader of this great Party and to close the conference.

Speech to NZ Mâori Wardens Association Inc
26th Annual Conference 2004
Endowment College, Hopuhopu, Ngaruawahia

Mihi

Address to New Zealand Labour Party Conference

Child, Youth and Family Minister Ruth Dyson

At the inaugural Armistice Symposium, New Zealand's Defence policy settings and international deployments are outlined

New Zealand’s goal remains as it has always been: the complete, verifiable, and irreversible elimination of weapons of mass destruction.

Speech to Engaging Active Learning Communities conference, Westpac Trust Stadium, Wellington.

Sir Edmund and the late Fred Hollows have both been a source of inspiration to people around the world. Both have worked to improve the lives of people much less fortunate than we are.

Speech notes for Hon Parekura Horomia, Minister of Mâori Affairs
Opening Address to Ngati Porou Hui Taumata
Te Poho o Rawiri Marae

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Speech notes for Hon Parekura Horomia, Minister Of Mâori Affairs
Speech To Aotearoa World Indigenous Women And Wellness Conference
Te Aranga Marae, Hastings

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I move, That this House place on record its acknowledgement of the return of the remains of a New Zealand serviceman who died in France during the First World War, and who this Armistice Day has been interred in the Tomb of the Unknown Warrior at the

This has been a momentous day, one which will remain engraved in the memory of the nation.

Reflections of the women's movement and the place or status of women today.

The Prime Minister's speech honouring the Unknown Warrior

Speech to Northland Business and Employment Law Conference
Whangarei
10 November 2004

Good morning and thank you for inviting me to address your Conference today.

What makes WOMAD unique as a music festival is that it isn’t just about ‘name’ performers. It is a coming-together of music, cultures, and language.

10 November 2004Speech Notes
Embargoed until: 8.30am Wednesday 10 November 2004 Speech to Federated Farmers National Council James Cook Hotel Grand Chancellor, The Terrace, Wellington

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

Anderton launches second stage of government's design strategy.

Outlines government's policies for older people

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.

New Zealand is not a rural society.

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