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Foreign Minister Phil Goff's speech to the Police Association's annual conference

Addressing the global inequality iceberg is going to take a good deal more than increased aid

Foreign Minister's Phil Goff address to a meeting on the Tongan public service strike, held in Auckland on August 27

Foreign Minister Phil Goff's opening speech to the Gateway to America Trade Summit in Auckland

Foreign Minister Phil Goff's statement to the ASEAN-New Zealand Dialogue delivered in Vientiane, Laos, on July 29

Foreign Minister Phil Goff's speech to Australian Defence College personnel at the Centre for Defence and Strategic Studies,Victoria University, Wellington, 1 August

Delivered at 9.30am, Friday, June 10 in Auckland

Phil Goff's address to the UN Security Council, calling for establishment of new Peacebuilding Commission

Foreign Minister Phil Goff's 2005 Europa Lecture to the National Centre for Research on Europe, Christchurch, at 5.30pm on May 9

Foreign Minister Phil Goff's speech to the United Nations Association of New Zealand, and the New Zealand Institute of International Affairs, in Wellington on 19 April.

The Greater Mekong Sub-region Tertiary Education Consortium is a good example of the new collaborative relationships developing among SE Asia, Australia and New Zealand that have built on previous aid relationships.

A society where everyone is valued, where all can contribute, grow their talents and be good neighbours is the vision set out in Marian Hobbs' contribution to the debate on the Prime Minister's speech opening Parliament.

Fofreign Minister Phil Goff's opening address to the Asia New Zealand Foundation's media seminar on regional security in Wellington on December 8

Foreign Minister Phil Goff's opening speech to the Parliamentarians for Global Action conference on the International Criminal Court, Parliament, 6 December.

Foreign Minister Phil Goff's speech at the Mt Erebus memorial service, Scott Base, Antarctica, on November 28

Foreign Minister Phil Goff's opening speech at the Asia 2000 Foundation's 10th Anniversary celebrations in Wellington on November 1

Foreign Minister Phil Goff's speech to the Wellington branch of the NZ-China Friendship Society, delivered at 6pm, 27 October

In the Pacific conflicts are deep-rooted in poverty and economic stagnation, inequality, poor governance and a sense of marginalisation. Land disputes are often a factor.

It’s important too that we focus not just on increasing our aid budget, but on making sure that we are delivering the most effective development programmes we can with the budget we already have.

Address to a seminar on the relationship between New Zealand and the Islamic Republic of Iran, organised by the Centre for Strategic Studies.

International cooperation has achieved advanced social, economic and environmental needs, but more remains to be done.

Foreign Minister Phil Goff's speech delivered to the French Institute of International Relations

There are no two issue more challenging to the world today than the elimination of extreme poverty, and the dismantling of weapons - guns, chemical, biological or nuclear weapons.

Speech to United Nations Association of New Zealand on global threats and challenges, and the UN's role