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Venue: James Cook Hotel, Wellington.

Health Minister Annette King opened GeoHealth 2004, saying she believed the conference would help promote the sharing of experiences and exchange of ideas on the role of geographic information sciences in public health across New Zealand, Australia, Asia and the Pacific region.

Protecting indigenous biodiversity on private land is one of those environmental issues that poses its own peculiar challenges.

Associate Agrigulture and Rural Affairs Minister Damien O'Connor speaks at launch of a Sustainable Farming Fund Project in Rotorua.

Launch of discussion document at Sustainable Land Transport Conference, Michael Fowler Centre, Wellington.

Venue: Grand Hall, Parliament.

New Zealand faces the reality that rising rates of sexually transmitted infections are simply not going to go away, Health Minister Annette King said when launching a sexual health campaign.

Opening address, Monday, 22 November, Wellington.

Launch 'Living with Down Syndrome' publication and outline developments in implementing NZ Disability Strategy

Keeping the world safe: perspectives on global terrorism and regional responses

Progress implementing the NZ Disability Strategy

Speech to the Screen Production and Development Association conference, Hyatt Regency, Auckland

Focus on rehabilitation and the future –from a policy perspective

Update on NZ Injury Prevention Strategy and National Drowning Prevention Strategy

Associate Health Minister opens panel discussion on alcohol, P & other drugs in Morrinsville

Ministerial Address to the Industry Group Leaders on the Resource Management Act

Venue: Education Centre Hall, MidCentral Health, Palmerston North.
Health Minister Annette King helped celebrate the second MidCentral DHB annual prizegiving for clinical excellence in nursing.

Venue: The Terrace Conference Centre, The Terrace, Wellington.
Health Minister Annette King talked about her vision for electives at the Elective Services Forum in Wellington.

The last five years have been important in rebuilding the union movement.

Congratulations to all the finalists and winners tonight

It’s a great pleasure to be invited to celebrate one of our eminent writers, Dick Scott, and to launch his latest work – his own history of the past 81 years – Dick Scott: A Radical Writer’s Life.

Open Wellington Ending Abuse and Violence premises and outline government's family violence initiatives

Speech Notes for Hon Dr Michael Cullen;
Parliamentary debate, Foreshore and Seabed Bill – 2nd Reading

Mr Speaker, I move that the Foreshore and Seabed Bill be now read a second time.

Celebration of World Rural Women Day

Address to for the launch of the Deaf Relay service,15 November 2004, Executive Wing Foyer, Parliament Buildings.

Launch of new telephone service for people who are Deaf, or have speech or hearing impairments.