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David Cunliffe, Associate Communications Minister, today announced decisions on the renewal of commercial UHF television licences.

Views sought on important review

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

A new telephone service for people who are Deaf, or who have speech or hearing impairments, marks a technological revolution for New Zealanders, Associate Minister of Communications David Cunliffe and Disability Issues Minister Ruth Dyson said today.

Associate Communications Minister David Cunliffe today announced a process for allowing commercial satellite operators to access New Zealand satellite opportunities.

Address to the Wireless Forum's Conference, 2 November, Aotea Centre, Auckland.

New service good news for customers

Associate Communications and Information Technology Minister David Cunliffe is backing Vodafone and Telecom's decision to establish a mobile phone safety code of practice.

Speech to TUANZ members 11 October 2004

"Widespread availability of broadband infrastructure is a key objective of the government," Associate Minister of Communications David Cunliffe said today, announcing a spectrum allocation plan for fixed wireless access broadband services.

The pressures that low power wireless devices are placing on New Zealand’s radio spectrum is the subject of a discusion paper released today by the Ministry of Economic Development.

Speech to the Telecommunications Forum

It's important to walk the talk with law and order policy

Seminars on the opportunities for New Zealand companies in the Middle East are to be held in Auckland 7 July, Christchurch 21 July and Wellington 5 August.

Networks using fixed radio links to carry broadband data will now be able to operate under a General User Radio Licence rather than an individual licence.

The Government has released a discussion paper on satellite infrastructure policy

Broadcasting Minister Steve Maharey and Associate Communications Minister David Cunliffe have released a discussion paper on the reallocation of commercial spectrum rights when existing rights expire.

Communications Minister Paul Swain is moving to implement bitstream unbundling

A determined effort to reduce the rate of prisoner re-offending is being kick-started by extra funding from Budget 2004

Licensing proposals have been announced for Crown-managed radio spectrum suitable for wireless broadband services

The Corrections Minister Paul Swain is seeking better information about the implementation of the new community work sentence.

The Communications Minister Paul Swain has today received the petition from the organisers of the Call for Change campaign.

transport Minister Paul Swain spoke on the recognition of excellence and innovation in road safety

The Spectrum Cap for Third Generation mobile telephony services