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Health Minister Annette King says National has confirnmed it will cut health spending and that inevitably means cuts in health services.
- Annette King
- Health
Police crime figures stand up to scrutiny, says Minister.
- George Hawkins
- Police
We want to reduce impacts of human activities as far as possible, taking into account advances in technology and knowledge
- David Benson-Pope
- Fisheries and Aquaculture
Smart Systems-Auckland War Memorial Museum
- Taito Phillip Field
- Pacific Island Affairs
Two new Kura Kaupapa Maori announced for Northland
- Parekura Horomia
- Education
He ai ki ngä körero a Te Minita Tuarua mo Te Mätauranga a Parekura Horomia i te ra nei, e rua ngä Kura Kaupapa Mäori ka whakaüngia ki roto i Te Taitokerau.
- Parekura Horomia
- Education
A new code of conduct for social workers was welcomed today by Social Development and Employment Minister Steve Maharey and Associate Social Development and Employment Minister Ruth Dyson.
- Steve Maharey
- Social Development and Employment
The new Future Fuels facility at Marsden Point will be a significant benefit for NZ's environment and health
- Pete Hodgson
- Climate Change Issues
New Zealand's crime rate has hit a 25 year low, according to latest crime figures.
- George Hawkins
- Police
A new code of conduct for social workers sets out minimum professional standards of behaviour, integrity and conduct.
- Ruth Dyson
- Social Development and Employment
A productive, highly skilled and well-paid workforce is the vision laid out in the government's updated employment strategy.
- Steve Maharey
- Social Development and Employment
New Zealand's reputation as a developed, smart country has been reinforced by marketing research firm Anholt-GMI which recently placed New Zealand at number 10 in a list of the 25 strongest national brands in the world.
The international education industry here - with its strong focus on quality and excellence - is a vital part of this brand.
- Trevor Mallard
- Education
Combined with our strong domestic market, total tourism spending represents nearly 10 per cent of GDP and accounts for one in ten jobs
- Mark Burton
- Tourism
New Zealand has a long history of experience with biological invasions – over time, rats, mice, and numerous other pests and diseases have made it here. We’ve had to develop strong systems for biosecurity to maintain our environment and way of life, systems recognized as world class by the rest of the world.
- Jim Sutton
- Biosecurity
We want to see our environmental performance reach the same world-leading standards our fisheries management has reached
- David Benson-Pope
- Fisheries and Aquaculture
Paeroa landfill gas energy project awarded emissions units.
- Pete Hodgson
- Climate Change Issues
Tonga has accepted the New Zealand government's offer of using retired Employment Court judge Tom Goddard to mediate in the public sector strike
- Phil Goff
- Foreign Affairs and Trade
Prime Minister Helen Clark and Health Minister Annette King today announced a new package designed to give Kiwi kids a good start in life...
- Annette King
- Health
New Zealand has agreed to contribute $1 million to the United Nations to assist with the running of democratic elections in Afghanistan on September 18.
- Marian Hobbs
- Foreign Affairs and Trade
Good morning, Carol and I are pleased to be here today with our old friend Max Purnell. It is my privilege to be here as Minister of Tourism at the very first Whitianga Scallop festival.
- Mark Burton
- Tourism
A new Act regulating human reproductive technologies is now in effect
- Marian Hobbs
- Justice
David Lange was an extraordinary New Zealander who was proud of his country and proud to serve it
- Helen Clark
- Prime Minister
Tourism Minister Mark Burton attended Whitianga's first annual Scallop festival today.
- Mark Burton
- Tourism