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New Zealand's largest farm will be permanently protected as a unique high country park, Prime Minister Helen Clark announced today.
- John Tamihere
- Land Information
The Government's seabed and foreshore policy announcement is a great step forward for race relations, Associate Maori Affairs Minister John Tamihere says.
- John Tamihere
- Maori Affairs
Maori MPs John Tamihere and Dover Samuels have laid down a challenge to Maori to take greater responsibility for problems facing young Maori.
- John Tamihere
- Maori Affairs
A review of the Geographic Board Act will update the process of naming places, Minister for Land Information John Tamihere says.
- John Tamihere
- Land Information
Naional MPs have very short memories regarding the Privy Council, Associate Maori Affairs Minister John Tamihere says.
- John Tamihere
- Maori Affairs
The nine people appointed to the new Small Business Advisory Group provide a wealth of talent and experience, Minister for Small Business John Tamihere says.
- John Tamihere
- Small Business
Small Business outperformed the rest of the economy in a healthy June quarter for the sector, Minister for Small Business John Tamihere says.
- John Tamihere
- Small Business
New Zealand has ratified a key convention governing international trade in hazardous chemicals, Associate Commerce Minister John Tamihere and Minister for the Environment Marian Hobbs said today.
- John Tamihere
- Commerce
You are invited to join an online chat with Youth Affairs Minister John Tamihere on www.headsup.co.nz from 6-7pm on Wednesday, September 17.
- John Tamihere
- Youth Affairs
In his fornightly Dominion Post column, John Tamihere remembers his Dad on Father's Day
- John Tamihere
- Maori Affairs
The Consumer Credit Bill, now before Parliament, will help stop housing buy-back scams which have seen families lose their homes, Tamaki Makaurau MP John Tamihere says.
- John Tamihere
- Maori Affairs
A new report on the SME sector shows small-medium enterprises are a dynamic and vital part of the New Zealand economy, Minister for Small Business John Tamihere says.
- John Tamihere
- Small Business
A new Government-sponsored survey of business percpetions of compliance costs is positive and helpful, Minister for Small Business John Tamihere says.
- John Tamihere
- Small Business
Cabinet has agreed to new objectives for the South Island high country, Minister for Land Information John Tamihere announced today.
- John Tamihere
- Land Information
Nick Smith's assertion that less than one per cent of the foreshore is in private ownership is proven to be nothing but a stab in the dark, Land Information Minister John Tamihere says.
- John Tamihere
- Land Information
Bill English has two different standards when it comes to property rights, John Tamihere says.
- John Tamihere
- Maori Affairs
New Zealand shpuld cut its ties to the Privy Council as its final court of appeal, John Tamihere says in his fortnightly Dominion Post column
- John Tamihere
- Maori Affairs
National's policy of one standard of citizenship clearly doesn't apply to Maurice Williamson, John Tamihere says.
- John Tamihere
- Maori Affairs
Proposed legislation banning smoking in bars and restaurants should extend to marae, Associate Maori Affairs Minister John Tamihere says in his fortnightly Dominion Post column
- John Tamihere
- Maori Affairs
The Government has made excelent progress in implementing recommendations of the Ministerial Panel on Business Complance Costs, Associate Commerce Minister John Tamihere says.
- John Tamihere
- Commerce
In his Dominion Post column, John Tamihere says the debate over Maori customary rights to the foreshore and seabed is something the government must work through with Maori.
- John Tamihere
- Maori Affairs
The Hazardous Substances Strategy released by Environment Minister Marian Hobbs will address cost and innovatio issues identified in a survey of businesses, Associate Commerce Minister John Tamihere says.
- John Tamihere
- Commerce
Access to and use of the foreshore and seabed is a birthright to be enjoyed by all Kiwis.
- John Tamihere
- Maori Affairs
Feature article by John Tamihere on Maori broadcasting, published in the Dominion Post, 2 June, 2003
- John Tamihere
- Maori Affairs