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Jim Anderton speech

6:00 pm
Thursday, 7 November 2002
Waitaki Website Project
Edwards Theatre, Thames Street, Oamaru

Associate Health Minister Ruth Dyson talks about multi-employer bargaining, secondary care, health workforce issues, need to rebuild public trust in health services.

It is a privilege for me as the new Minister for Courts to be invited to open the new Collections Call Centre here in Wellington.

There are 15 individual stories from widely different industries, with very different injuries or illnesses; they express, however, a collective burden

The speech discusses possible forums to achieve a national consensus on growth.

I want the implementation of the New Zealand Waste Strategy to contribute to sustainable development. I want your help to make this happen. One of the key messages in the strategy is that it is our waste and our responsibility.

Speech to launch video resources and website to promote Maori mental health workforce development, Grand Hall, Parliament

Reception to commemorate YWCA ‘Week Without Violence’, Beehive Foyer, 4.30pm

It is my pleasure to welcome you to this reception in honour of YWCA Week Without Violence. Actually, it’s an honour to host you all. This is an issue I strongly support, and I am proud to acknowledge your efforts and commitment to non-violence.

Disability Issues Ruth Dyson congratulates artists and Art Compass for empowering people with disabilities through providing access to artistic creativity.

Michael Fowler Centre, Wellington, 9.00am Wednesday 6 November, 2002

Jim Anderton speech:
12:30 pm
Wednesday, 6 November 2002
NZ Centre for SME Research Seminar
Theatrette, Old Musem Building, Massey University, Wellington

Today we gather together to remember those of all nations who died, were injured in, or were traumatised by the terrorist bombing of Bali.

Speech to launch video resources and website to promote Maori mental health workforce development, Grand Hall, Parliament

The New Zealand Waste Strategy, launched in March of this year invites us all to think differently about waste.

Disability Issues and Associate Health Minister Ruth Dyson outlines government's primary health policy, Primary Health Organisations, NZ Disability Strategy, and Health Practitioners Competence Assurance Bill.

ACC Minister Ruth Dyson outlines ACC/OSH research into consequences of workplace injury and illness, and talks about ACC initiatives to make workplaces safe, including NZ Injury Prevention Strategy.

Jim Anderton speech to TUANZ conference in Nelson

4:30 pm
Monday, 4 November 2002 –
TUANZ National Broadband Applications Project Conference
Rutherford Hotel, Nelson

Our lack of a word for ‘guilt’ does not mean our tupuna were lawless and amoral. Quite the opposite. We had many ways of regulating social behaviour and delivering justice. But personal guilt was not the basis on which these things were judged.

Jim Anderton speech to the Grey Region Opportunities Forum

7:00 pm
Thursday, 31 October 2002
Speak to GROW's Annual forum
(Grey Region Opportunities Workshop)
Thomas Edward Room, Quality Kings Hotel
Greymouth

The topic of pay equity is a subject close to my heart and I am delighted to have the opportunity to talk to you about it.

Thank you to the Indian Cultural Society—you have done excellent work in fostering Indian culture, language, literature, and peaceful links with other communities throughout New Zealand.

This conference has had a very wide ranging agenda. You’ve looked at the economic outlook around the region, the implications of the difficulties in parts of Latin America at the present time, you’ve looked at corporate governance, and the financial market issues, energy, technology, security.

New Zealand needs to plan now to keep our young workers in New Zealand because serious labour shortages are ahead, Industry and Regional Development Minister Jim Anderton told Wanganui-Rangitikei-Ruapehu Councils and iwi leaders today.

The Wanganui-Rangitikei-Ruapehu Regional Development Plan was signed today by regional Mayors and Iwi representatives who are all committing to building the local economies.
11:00 am
25 October 2002
Launch of Wanganui-Rangitikei-Ruapehu Regional Development Plan
Taumarunui Hall
Taumarunui