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Associate Education (Tertiary Education) Minister Steve Maharey today urged tertiary education managers to take a more active role in developing a cooperative and innovative tertiary education system.

Thank you for inviting me to address this plenary session of the Association of Tertiary Education Management’s 2000 Conference.

Associate Education (Tertiary Education) Minister Steve Maharey today urged tertiary education managers to take a more active role in developing a cooperative and innovative tertiary education system.

Trade Negotiations Minister Jim Sutton expressed disappointment today at the allocation of subsidies for a range of dairy products by the United States Government under its Dairy Export Incentive Programme.

Thank you for this opportunity to address your conference and outline some of the Government’s plans for early childhood education.

Foreign Minister Phil Goff says he has conveyed directly to the Malaysian Government New Zealand's concerns at the conviction of former Deputy Prime Minister, Anwar Ibrahim and the process followed in securing that conviction.

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Fifty families in Porirua and South Auckland will be part of a pilot for a new Computers in Homes project, Education Minister Trevor Mallard announced today.

The Minister of Labour, the Hon Margaret Wilson has announced the details of the government's plans to review the Health and Safety in Employment legislation.

Cabinet has given the go-ahead for Minister of Corrections Matt Robson to set up a Taskforce to tackle the predicted rise in prison numbers.

Sport, Fitness and Leisure Minister Trevor Mallard said the Government was extremely unhappy and disappointed with Charlie Dempsey's role in the demise of South Africa's World Cup Soccer bid.

This week the High Court dismissed an application by Maori to stop the 2GHz radio spectrum auction due to start on Monday 10 July. The Court found that there was no cause of action against the Government.

Sport, Fitness and Leisure Minister Trevor Mallard said the Government was extremely unhappy and disappointed with Charlie Dempsey's role in the demise of South Africa's World Cup Soccer bid.

Conservation Minister Sandra Lee said from Melbourne today she was "amazed" at reported comments from Te Ohu Kai Moana Commissioner Archie Taiaroa complaining about a failure to consult over the New Zealand government's support for a South Pacific whale

The Minister of Tourism Mark Burton has today presented a Tourism Charter to the APEC Tourism Ministers meeting in Seoul, Korea.

Thank you for inviting me to speak here today.

Minister Park, fellow APEC Ministers responsible for Tourism, Tourism officials:

Minister Park, our host and Co-Chair, fellow APEC Ministers responsible for Tourism, Tourism officials:

Thank you for inviting me to open the Brain Injury Association's seventh Stewart Centre. I opened the Gisborne centre some time ago, and I'm delighted to see a new centre up and running in South Auckland.

HON MARIAN HOBBS
Minister of Broadcasting

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Minister of Research, Science and Technology, Pete Hodgson today announced a new science and technology representative for New Zealand in Germany.

He is German born Christchurch science consultant Dr Udo Benecke.

Alliance leader and Deputy Prime Minister Jim Anderton wants the Government to aim to have no one under twenty on the dole.

Minister of Internal Affairs and Police Hon. George Hawkins said it is totally irresponsible for beer to be raffled to raise money for a secondary school's First 15 rugby team.

New Zealand will open a Liaison Office accredited to the United Nations Transitional Administration in East Timor (UNTAET) and has boosted its aid funding for education initiatives in East Timor, Foreign Minister Phil Goff and Associate Foreign Minister