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Wednesday 3rd November 2004

2 November 2004Speech Notes
Embargoed until: 3.30pm Tuesday 2 November 2004Address to EPMU National Executive MeetingEagle Room, Miramar Golf Club

Speech to Te Kura Kaupapa Mâori o Nga Mokopuna, Te Kura Kaupapa Mâori Te Arawhanui Te Kura Mâori o Porirua Maraeroa Marae, Porirua

Foreign Minister Phil Goff's opening speech at the Asia 2000 Foundation's 10th Anniversary celebrations in Wellington on November 1

Address to the Third National Digital Forum, 1 November 2004, Te Papa, Wellington

Health Minister Annette King emphasised the importance of evidence-based practice and guidelines to help provide her with a way to measure and seek quality within the health sector.

Forestry is an important industry to New Zealand.

29 October 2004Speech Notes
Embargoed until: 11.15am Friday 29 October 2004Address to Public Law Conference: “Parliament: Supremacy over Fundamental Norms?”Legislative Council Chamber, Parliament Buildings

Update on progress implementing the New Zealand Disability Strategy

As Associate Minister for Social Development, I’m delighted to join you for today’s graduation of level one and two in the National Certificate in Food and Related Products Processing.

The Labour-Progressive Government is working to ensure New Zealand is a country where we can balance productive and satisfying work with an enjoyable lifestyle in a glorious environment.

Speech to the Seafood Industry Training Organisation – programme launch and certificate awards, Beehive, 28 October 2004

Speech by Housing Minister Steve Maharey at the inaugural meeting of Housing Aotearoa, 28 October 2004, Wellington- a new direction for the provision of housing in New Zealand.

I’m proud to highlight the partnership between State Owned Enterprise Meridian Energy and successful private sector enterprise Winstone Pulp (WPI) on this project.

Address to the Association for Supported Employment in New Zealand (ASENZ) training forum, Porirua, 28 October 2004

Foreign Minister Phil Goff's speech to the Wellington branch of the NZ-China Friendship Society, delivered at 6pm, 27 October

This collaborative effort, is great. Your challenge is to work co-operatively and innovatively within the existing framework of the RMA to provide the best outcomes for all.

New Zealand's Immigration policy is becoming more responsive and flexible to the needs of employers facing increasing labour supply and skills shortages

Justice Minister Phil Goff's speech to the NZ Law Society Dinner in Auckland on October 21

Speech to the SkillEX 2004 National Final Awards Ceremony, Auckland

Jim Anderton celebrates the contribution of high growth companies to the economy.

Opening address to annual conference of Logistics & Transport New Zealand

Defence Minister Mark Burton says NZ the Defence Long-Term Development Plan constituted a new era of development for NZ's Defence Force

Associate Immigration Minister Damien O'Connor on a day in the life of an Associate Immigration Minister.