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The government will develop a plan of action to address the challenges facing New Zealand women, Women’s Affairs Minister Ruth Dyson said today.

A new action plan being developed by the government will recognise the role of Maori women within whanau, hapu and iwi, Women’s Affairs Minister Ruth Dyson said today.

Women's Affairs Minister Ruth Dyson has launched two key documents for New Zealand women: 'The Status of Women in New Zealand 2002', the government’s 5th report to CEDAW, the United Nations Committee for the Elimination of Discrimination Against Women; and 'Towards an Action Plan for New Zealand Women', a discussion document to develop an action plan for the future.

Women's Affairs Minister Ruth Dyson outlines government's policy towards migrants and women in NZ

Labour Minister Margaret Wilson and Women’s Affairs Minister Ruth Dyson today announced two Public Sector appointments to the Board of the Equal Employment Opportunities Trust.

Women's Affairs Minister Ruth Dyson opens Te Waka Huruhurumanu early childhood centre developed by Ngai Tahu and the Christchurch Polytech Institute of Technology, and outlines government policy on early childhood education.

Women's Affairs Minister Ruth Dyson outlines government's policies and work programme for women's issues.

Women's Affairs Minister Ruth Dyson launches Aotearoa Tertiary Students Association project on 'The Lived Experiences of Women with Student Debt'

Women’s Affairs Minister Ruth Dyson today announced the outcome of the government’s review of the 1995 Kaitiaki Regulations.

Women's Affairs Minister Ruth Dyson outlines government policies and programmes for Maori women.

Women's Affairs Minister Ruth Dyson celebrates Suffrage Day, and outlines the government's achievements and work programme for women.

Women have made great advances in workplace participation, but have not yet achieved a healthy balance between their work and their lives with their families and in their communities, Women’s Affairs Minister Ruth Dyson said today.

The status and well-being of women continue to need government attention, Women's Affairs Minister Ruth Dyson said today.