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Foreign Minister Phil Goff leaves tomorrow to visit the Netherlands, France, Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, and attend the United Nations in New York

The world will forever condemn those who used children as political pawns in hostage taking

Justice has finally been done following today's release of former Malaysian Deputy Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim

The Cook Islands, New Zealand and Australian governments have signed an historic agreement officially marking the first joint New Zealand and Australian aid programme.

Foreign Minister Phil Goff condemns the suicide bombings that killed at least 16 people and injured more than 80 in southern Israel

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

Support for poorer countries through international aid has growing popularity amongst New Zealanders

New Zealand’s next Ambassador to Chile will be career diplomat Nigel Fyfe

New Zealand's next Ambassador to China will be career diplomat Tony Browne

New Zealand’s next Ambassador to Iran, who will also be accredited to Afghanistan and Pakistan, will be career diplomat Hamish MacMaster

New Zealand’s next High Commissioner to Fiji will be senior diplomat Michael Green

Foreign Minister Phil Goff is in Afghanistan to meet government leaders and visit New Zealand Defence Force personnel in Kabul and Bamiyan

The Government announces new initiatives to strengthen the relationship between New Zealand and Samoa under the 1962 Treaty of Friendship

New Zealand’s new Ambassador to Poland will be career diplomat Philip Griffiths

New Zealand will help get clean water, functioning sanitary conditions and shelter to the some of the 25 million people affected by the floods in Bangladesh.

The overturning of convictions against four Indonesian security officers is a blow to those seeking justice for the human rights abuses committed in East Timor in 1999

Foreign Minister Phil Goff today reiterated New Zealand's condemnation of on-going terrorist attacks in Iraq as brutal and pointless

The United Nations response to the emerging humanitarian disaster in Darfur, Sudan, is both timely and decisive, says Foreign Minister Phil Goff

New Zealand is increasing its commitment to the international aid response for Darfur in Western Sudan with a further $1 million.

NZAID funding of up to $600,000 over three years has been approved for UNICEF New Zealand's campaign "Strong Women for Strong Women."

Foreign Minister Phil Goff and his Australian counterpart Alexander Downer today expressed grave concern over the humanitarian situation in Darfur, Sudan.

Joint Statement by New Zealand Foreign Minister Phil Goff and Australian Foreign Minister Alexander Downer on the signing of the maritime boundaries treaty

Foreign Minister Phil Goff will hold the latest round in his regular talks with Australian counterpart Alexander Downer in South Australia this weekend

New Zealand's Consulate General in East Timor is to be upgraded to full embassy status