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Venue: Annual New Zealand Wine Industry Conference
Time: 9:35am, Thursday 21st August 2008

Speech to the National Energy Research Institute Symposium, Rutherford House, Wellington

Good afternoon everyone.

Trans Tasman Commercialisation Fund launch, The University of Auckland Business School 6pm, 16 June 2008

 Thank-you Peter.

Speech at the launch of the Management Focus initiative and Plato Learning network pilot at the University of Auckland Business School, Auckland on 3 June 2008. 

Opening speech at Explorer Graphics Conference, Aotea Lodge, Porirua

Address to the EMA Manufacturing Forum, EMA  Northern offices,  Auckland on Tuesday 29 April 2008.

Address to Export New Zealand Grand Hall, Parliament Buildings

Good evening ladies and gentlemen, and thank you for the opportunity to speak at this event.

Ladies and Gentlemen
Greetings, talofa lava, tena koutou, tena koutou, tena koutou katoa.

Good morning.

Good morning.

This is a significant day for New Zealand innovation and for New Zealand’s economic transformation agenda.

Taloha ni, Talofa lava, Malo e lelei, Fakaalofa lahi atu, Ni sa bula vinaka, Namaste, Kia orana koutou katoatoa, Ia Orana, Gud de tru olgeta, Talofa, Kia ora tatau and Warm Pacific Greetings to you

Pete Hodgson speaks to the AucklandPlus, and releases a Cabinet Paper on Advancing Economic Transformation.

Pete Hodgson speaks to a group of exporters at the release of the Export Year Platform for the Future document

Speech given at the opening of the new PAK‘n’SAVE store in Mangere.

Speech by Economic Development Minister Trevor Mallard to the Institution of Professional Engineers New Zealand annual general meeting, Tauranga Club, Tauranga

Minister for Economic Development Trevor Mallard - speech to the New Zealand Institute of Chartered Accountants, Auckland.

Speech to Local Government NZ national council meeting, Local Government Offices, Lambton Quay, Wellington

New Zealand would like to offer some observations on technology’s role in addressing climate change, and in particular, the issues which need to be considered to ensure that technology can play its full role in dealing with this global problem.

New Zealand won't meet our goals of raising wages and living standards and our prosperity if we limit our sights to our tiny market of four million people. That’s why we all need to celebrate our strong and successful exporters and cheer them on through awards.

Epsom Girls' Grammar Theatre, Auckland, 7 September 2007

Speech at opening of MIT Centre for Business Development, Highbrook Business Park, Manakau, Auckland

Speech to NZVIF Dinner, Bowmans Restaurant, Mt Eden, Auckland