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The initial twenty recipients of the New Zealand International Postgraduate Research Scholarships have been announced today by Education Minister Trevor Mallard.

The first reports and results from the government's review of targeted policies and programmes have been announced

Education Minister Trevor Mallard today announced the Export Education Innovation Programme - a new initiative aimed at further developing the New Zealand export education industry as a world class and innovative provider of education overseas.

Speech to Engaging Active Learning Communities conference, Westpac Trust Stadium, Wellington.

The partnership approach between staff and employers in the public sector is delivering benefits, State Services Minister Trevor Mallard said today on the first anniversary of the revamped and renewed Partnership for Quality (PfQ).

Sport and Recreation Minister Trevor Mallard congratulated the parliamentary press gallery today for narrowly beating Labour MPs in the week-long challenge leading up to Push Play Day tomorrow (Friday November 5).

Education Minister Trevor Mallard today announced that he had agreed that NCEA fees are to be halved for secondary students in 2005.

Co-ordinating Minister, Race Relations and Education Minister Trevor Mallard said today that comments by the Maori party that appear to condone and not discourage young Maori teenagers from getting pregnant are simply irresponsible.

Speech to International Asian Health Conference, Auckland University.

State Services Minister Trevor Mallard announced the establishment of two working parties to consider the future development of the State Sector Retirement Savings Scheme.

The second phase of work for the government’s review of targeted policies and programmes has been announced

Sport and Recreation Minister Trevor Mallard has put his feet where his mouth is, mid-way through a Push Play challenge between Labour MPs and the parliamentary press gallery in the lead-up to Push Play Day.

Education Minister Trevor Mallard today welcomed primary and area school teachers’ and principals’ acceptance of the settlement of their new collective agreements.

A schooling strategy aimed at improving educational achievement for all students has moved into its next phase, with the release of a second consultation document by Education Minister Trevor Mallard.

Education Minister Trevor Mallard today announced a new policy designed to reward schools that are successfully lifting the education standards of their students, and that are sharing their experiences with other schools.

Education Minister Trevor Mallard opened a new Maori bi-lingual early childhood centre Te Hononga Puna Reo in south Auckland today.

More students than ever before are attending early childhood education immediately prior to starting school, Education Minister Trevor Mallard announced today.

Karoro School students and teachers are leading the way in the use of a groundbreaking new assessment tool that gives parents in-depth information about students’ progress, Education Minister Trevor Mallard said today.

Runanga school will receive $12,000 for a new study support centre, Education Minister Trevor Mallard announced today during a visit to the West Coast.

A new $2.5 million technology centre at Greymouth High School was officially opened today by Education Minister Trevor Mallard.

Education Minister Trevor Mallard today announced new funding to develop more digital and interactive curriculum materials for teachers to use in the classroom with students.

The first comprehensive review of the government’s online presence has been completed and the results are encouraging, State Services Minister Trevor Mallard said today.

Speech to the Public Service Senior Management Conference, Town Hall, Wellington.

Education Minister Trevor Mallard announced funding of more than $1 million for new buildings at Clutha Valley School and Early Childhood Centre, in Clydevale, South Otago.