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How is the emphasis on primary health care working in practice? Where are the gains being made? Read on to find out more...

This project has a huge potential to slash the form filling faced by schools

NZ has been voted the best country in the world for the first time ever at the Condé Nast Traveller Awards 2005

This is a long term plan to meet the needs of this area for the next two decades

The Crown has taken another step towards settling a number of Te Arawa's Treaty of Waitangi historical Claims today, Minister in Charge of Treaty Negotiations Mark Burton said.

New Zealand is sending a senior emergency management expert to the United States to help in the response to the Hurricane Katrina disaster.

The theme of this conference, Today’s Choices, Tomorrow’s Consequences, is an excellent reminder of how people’s reproductive decisions today can affect our society in the future...

It is vital that we protect and enhance the environment that overseas visitors come to enjoy, and that we provide good quality facilities for them.

It is a pleasure to be able to speak to you again. It has been a good year for older New Zealanders generally speaking, and I believe a good year also for government superannuitants.

More government agencies than ever before are incorporating positive ageing principles into their policies and services.

Police figures show our roads are getting safer.

Fisheries officers, like those in Gisborne, are doing important work

Takapuna Grammar School will be able to begin a much needed programme of replacing its existing out-dated buildings

Three Auckland projects aimed at supporting gifted and talented learners in our city will gain up to $483,000 in new government funding.

Labour is committed to providing strong public services such as schools that are modern, up-to-date, enjoyable learning environments

The New Zealand government expressed their deepest condolences to the Iraqi people over the sudden and tragic loss of almost one thousand lives in Baghdad yesterday.

Prime Minister Helen Clark sent condolences on behalf of New Zealand Government, to the United States, in response to the devastation of Hurricane Katrina.

In opening bidding on offshore petroleum blocks in the East Coast of the North Island, the Associate Minister of Energy Hon Harry Duynhoven said today that the data provided to exploration companies as part of the bidding process raised hopes for the potential for new discoveries in the region.

I applaud the Catholic community for initiating this proposal to consolidate Catholic education in Invercargill

New animated video for children, part of a comprehensive new education kit

New research shows that tougher central and local government air quality standards in Christchurch will save dozens of lives and millions of dollars every year.

According to a draft government paper released today at least five new radio stations could be broadcasting in most areas of New Zealand in 2006.

Following a major review and consultation on changes to the Human Tissue Act, Labour has decided there is a need to have a comprehensive policy to increase the number of donated organs