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Launch Manukau City Council Disability Policy and update implementation of NZ Disability Strategy

Government efforts to support disabled people in employment are paying off.

Launch of 'Kia Örite, Achieving Equity, the New Zealand Code of Practice for an Inclusive Tertiary Education Environment for Students with Impairments’.

Formation of alliance to represent more than 750,000 New Zealanders who care for a family member who is ill, injured or disabled.

Launch of Neighbourhood Support video with NZ Sign Language commentary

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

Progress implementing the NZ Disability Strategy

Focus on rehabilitation and the future –from a policy perspective

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

A new telephone service for people who are Deaf, or who have speech or hearing impairments, marks a technological revolution for New Zealanders.

The most comprehensive report ever to look at people with disability in New Zealand will provide invaluable information for planning and policy development.

Outlines government's progress in implementing NZ Disability Strategy

Open resource centre in Auckland for deaf and hearing impaired tertiary students.

A record number of government agencies have reported on progress implementing the New Zealand Disability Strategy

Update on progress implementing the New Zealand Disability Strategy

Employment opportunities for people with disabilities

Outlines government's response to National Health Committee report on people with intellectual disabilities, 'To Have an Ordinary Life'.

Update on key government initiatives for people with autism spectrum disorder

Address to Standards Plus and Parent to Parent Coming of Age Conference, exploring the future of young people with disabilities

The NZ Disability Strategy and general health issues.

A range of measures to deliver benefits for New Zealand women with disabilities.

Taxi drivers have a new training guide to help them meet the special needs of passengers with disabilities.

Programmes and initiatives for young and old people with physical impairment, and support for care-givers.

This service for Deaf, hearing impaired and speech impaired New Zealanders, is on track for a November start with confirmation of a contracted supplier.