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Justice Minister Phil Goff has released the post-election Ministry of Justice briefing paper

Thank you for the invitation to speak to you today. I am aware that the University of Cape Town upheld a vision of a non-racial university as apartheid closed in on South Africa after the Second World War.

A commemorative service will be held in the Wellington Cathedral on Wednesday to remember the victims of the 11 September 2001 terrorist attacks in the United States

National Library Minister Marian Hobbs is challenging libraries to ensure community information needs are being met in the face of growing and rapidly changing information resources and technology.

Government plans to ensure all 15 to 19 year olds are in education, training or work by 2006 could save taxpayers more than $1 billion.

Address to the Workbase national conference. Ellerslie Convention Centre, Greenlane.

Address to the Annual Conference of the New Zealand Association of Bridging Educators. Unitec, Auckland.

Education Minister Trevor Mallard today released briefing papers provided to him by the Ministry of Education, the Education Review Office, the New Zealand Qualifications Authority, and Career Services.

Minister thanks retiring Fonterra chairman John Roadley for his hard work for the New Zealand dairy industry

Jim Sutton rebuts criticism from ACT MP

Aoraki MP Jim Sutton welcomed the new butter plant beginning production at the Clandeboye plant near Temuka.

Coalition Agreement between the Labour and Progressive Coalition Parties in Parliament

Enhanced Taskforce Green funding is made available to flood-affected Gisborne farmers.

The Government gives flood-affected Gisborne farmers money to help them cope with the aftermath.

The New Zealand embassy in Washington DC has been granted more resources as part of a New Zealand effort to get a trade agreement with the United States.

Former World Trade Organisation director-general Mike Moore is to become a special trade envoy for New Zealand.

The Government has published the briefing papers to the incoming Government from the Foreign Affairs and Trade Ministry and Trade NZ.

Annual discussions between Australian and New Zealand trade ministers were successful, with accompanying business delegations planning further meetings and joint export ventures.

Mike Moore was an outstanding leader of the World Trade Organisation, Trade Negotiations Minister Jim Sutton says.

Annual talks between CER trade ministers are to be held in Christchurch 29 and 30 August 2002.

New Zealand welcomed the Bush Administration's gaining trade promotion authority from Congress.

Ladies and Gentlemen: Last week, the Prime Minister unveiled an ambitious plan for the Government and our country in the Speech from the Throne.

Tena koutou katoa.

Ladies and Gentlemen:I would like to add my voice to those who have welcomed you to this place.

Chairman, Mr Smith, ladies and gentlemen: I'm delighted to be here tonight. The growth of the dairy industry in my electorate and throughout New Zealand is something I take great pride in.