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A new Government-sponsored survey of business percpetions of compliance costs is positive and helpful, Minister for Small Business John Tamihere says.

The Government depends on innovative businesses for economic and social development, and will increasingly focus on thir needs, Minister For Small Business John Tamihere says in a speech to Maori tourism and small business operators in Auckland.

Cabinet has agreed to new objectives for the South Island high country, Minister for Land Information John Tamihere announced today.

Speech to NZ Catholic Schools Convention, Michael Fowler Centre, Wellington, August 16

Speech to the NZ Bakers Association: the role of small businesses in the NZ economy

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.

Bill English has two different standards when it comes to property rights, John Tamihere says.

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

Highlights of Tamihere speech to Wellington Maori Business Network, Te Papa

National's policy of one standard of citizenship clearly doesn't apply to Maurice Williamson, John Tamihere says.

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

Speech by Statistics Minister John Tamihere to the Population Association of NZ Conference, Christchurch, July 3: Population and Society

The Government has made excelent progress in implementing recommendations of the Ministerial Panel on Business Complance Costs, Associate Commerce Minister John Tamihere says.

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.

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.

Access to and use of the foreshore and seabed is a birthright to be enjoyed by all Kiwis.

The next 10 years will be a make or break period for Maori, Associate Maori Affairs Minister John Tamihere says in a speech to the Sixth Young Maori Leaders Conference.

Speech to National Press Club, Parliament

Feature article by John Tamihere on Maori broadcasting, published in the Dominion Post, 2 June, 2003

New Zealand must sever its ties to the Privy Council as its final court of appeal, Associate Maori Affairs Minister John Tamihere says.

Speech to Maori Tourism hui, Taupo, on Government approach to helping Maori SMEs and Maori tourism operators

Speech to Massey University School of Sociology as part of series of public addresses, "New Zealand Now", broadcast on Massey Radio

Five business incubators in the Tamaki Makaurau/Auckland region have been given a combined $900,000 boost from Industry NZ's incubator programme.

$40 million extra in Budget 2003 for Statistics NZ will go hand in hand with a top-down review of Statistics NZ