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Maori Tourism is on the move

The burning of four government cars and the trashing of a school are worrying indications of the high level of tension in Tonga

Almost all of the Waitangirua and Whareroa farms are to be purchased for $10.7m and permanently protected

Prime Minister Helen Clark today announced details of the public memorial service to celebrate the life of David Lange.

Marian Hobbs discusses some of the initiatives that are helping New Zealand consolidate efforts towards achieving quality towns and cities.

New Zealand has been announced as top destination in a National Geographic Traveler promotion

Justice Minister Phil Goff's opening address to the Urbanism Downunder conference at the Michael Fowler Centre, Wellington, today

Tourism Minister Mark Burton today handed over a $72,000 cheque to the McCahon House Trust to go towards displays in the artist's former residence at French Bay in Waitakere City.

The government is committed to providing strong public services such as schools that are modern, up-to-date, enjoyable learning environments

Pete Hodgson sees international schools census at first hand

New patrol boat will be used to help protect fisheries resources that belong to all New Zealanders

The screen production industry in Auckland has a strong record in producing local dramas, television commercials, post-production, and visual effects.

The revamped Quality Planning website is one-stop shop for resource management professionals

Margaret Rogers appointed to the Family Court

Environment Minister Marian Hobbs has acknowledged the commitment public sector agencies are making to reduce their impact on the environment.

From January 1 next year, people right around the country will have more help with access to specialist health care, says Associate Health Minister Damien O'Connor.

The pathway back to the top quartile in the OECD.

Renowned conservationist Kevin Smith died suddenly last night while cycling in Wellington with his daughter Rachel

NORTHLAND PACIFIC COMMUNITY MEETING - KERIKERI

National follows Govt. lead and offers to reimburse homecare workers for mileage costs

Foreign Minister Phil Goff has welcomed the signing of the peace accord in Helsinki by the Indonesian Government and representatives of the Free Aceh Movement (GAM).

Prime Minister Helen Clark pledged more cataract and joint operations

Ladies and Gentlemen: my colleague Paul Swain, Director-general Murray Sherwin, I am delighted you could join me here today, to formally launch plans for the National Centre of Biosecurity and Infectious Disease.

Speech at the New Zealand War Cemetery in Bourail, New Caledonia.