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The 2nd annual Maori Language Awards were again held on Maori Language Day

14 Mahuru 2005, 7.30 i te pö

E ngä mana, e ngä reo, e rau rangatira mä, tënei te mihi whänui atu.

Speech notes prepared for opening of Waiwhetu Cultural Centre,

Tïhei Mauriora, Ka mau te wehi Te Ätiawa, Puketapu me Ngäti Hämua! Te Rünanga o Taranaki, Kara Puketapu, ko au ano rätou tënei e whai hönore nei ki te whai wähi ano i roto i te whakatutukitanga o tëtahi ano o o moemoeä.

Gisborne Pirates Rugby Football Club Conference Centre Opens for Business

Speech notes prepared for the inaugurual NZ Maori Tourism Council Conference, Waipuna Conference Centre, Thursday 14th July, 2005

Speech notes prepared for the 2005 Maori Business Awards, Turangwaewae, Saturday 25 June, 2005

Speech notes prepared for Maori Farmer of the Year, 2005, Awards Dinner, Rotorua Convention Centre, Friday 10th June, 2005

Speech notes prepared for Opening of of "Te Aroha",
Maraenui Bilingual School,
Lister Crescent, Maraenui, Napier, Friday 10th June, 2005

Speech notes prepared for Matariki, the Aotearoa-Pacific New Year, Cater Observatory, Wellington, Wednesday 8th June, 2005

Speech notes prepared for launch of Maori Rugby Fact Sheet, Waikato Stadium, Tuesday 7th June 2005

The Kôkiri Seaview Healthy Homes programme targets 250 households per year and is a community partnership between Kôkiri Marae and Contact Energy, the Energy Efficiency and Conservation Authority, the Hutt Mana Charitable Trust and the Hutt Valley District Health Board.

Speech notes prepared for Te Whakaruruhau o Ngä Reo Irirangi Maori, AGM,Te Kohanga National Trust
67 Hanky Street, WELLINGTON

Tuesday 3 May, 2005

Speech notes prepared for the first ever Parliamentary Reception for New Zealand's shearing and woolhandling athletes

Speech notes prepared for the Whakawhanaungatanga Hui, Maori Faculty, Eastern Institute of Technology (EIT), Hawkes Bay, Wednesday 6 April 2005

Speech notes prepared for Parekura Horomia's meeting with Maori Television staff on the eve of the Service's first birthday

Te Ao Whanui breaks new ground in the push to dispel the myths and stigma surrounding mental illness.

Speech notes prepared for the 2005 Regional Development Conference - a snapshot of Maori economic progress.

Minister announces development of a Maori Broadcasting Strategy for the next 5 years

A youth representative at the first Hui Taumata in 1984 now comes back just over 20 years laters as Minister of Maori Affairs to give an opening address to Hui Taumata 2005

"State Authority, Indigenous Autonomy, Crown-Maori Relations in New Zealand / Aotearoa 1900-1950" was launched today.

Building on Maori successes, realizing Maori potential those are my priorities for 2005.

Speech notes prepared for Hon Parekura Horomia for the Te Arawa Lakes Deed of Settlement Signing at Te Papaiouru Marae, Ohinemutu on 18 December 2004.

New Zealand has a strong interest in encouraging Maori economic development