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In recent times speeches by politicians to Rotary Club members have taken on a new significance. Well, let me assure you from the outset that I am here to present an optimistic picture for the future of all New Zealanders.

Launch of new x-ray scanning equipment, Wellington.

Work and Income have secured jobs for 30 per cent more people than aimed for during the 2003–04 financial year.

Courts Minister Rick Barker today announced the best annual fines collection total ever, and an increase of 28 per cent on last year.

The Government is stopping methamphetamine at the border to tackling the associated social problems

This government is committed to making the family court less intimidating, with better information and understanding.

More information about the Family Court is now available on a user-friendly and updated website

Six housing partnerships worth $3.2 million have begun

Land purchase shows central government agencies and local government all working together to meet the needs of a local community.

The Minister has been shown new innovative IT projects that are speeding up court processes and reducing the case backlog in Adelaide, Melbourne and Sydney.

Mawhera Incorporation and the Ministry of Justice have reached an agreement that will see the new courthouse located in the town centre.

The number of young people receiving the unemployment benefit has fallen by more than 60% since 1999

Partnership with Industry opens the Gateway

People of Hamilton are going to see their historical courthouse brought back to life.

The government has largely adopted the recommendations of an independent working party report on civil court fees.

Budget 2004 will boost the New Zealand Customs Service's ability to monitor our borders, says Customs Minister Rick Barker.

A new budget initiative aims to attract more people into seasonal work

Budget 2004 will deliver Queenstown its long awaited new courthouse,

The Border Security Bill is part of a comprehensive approach to keep New Zealand secure and puts traders on the front foot in a changing international security climate

The ‘Confiscated Car Club’ campaign launched in mid-February seized 324 cars from fines defaulters and a total of $10.18 million was paid in full or placed under time to pay arrangement.

Increased pressure on the court system will be eased by a $73 million injection from Budget 2004 Courts Minister Rick Barker announced today.

The fifteen officers from Tauranga, Napier, and New Plymouth, beginning training this week, are among 60 new examinations officers that have begun careers with Customs in the last three months.

Fewer people on the unemployment benefit is good news for Hawke's Bay

Wineries can now resume Easter Sunday wine sales