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Nearly $40 million extra funding for Statistics New Zealand will mean information collected is more rigorous, wide-ranging and in-depth, according to Statistics Minister John Tamihere.

Budget delivers tax smoothing for small and medium businesses, assists youth, Maori. A new voice for urban Maori.

14 May 2003Media Statement
Public education to precede future decision on physical punishment of children

Visit to young founders of FlatmatesNZ.com

Government's vision, initiatives in support of youth

Speech to Students Against Drink Driving, Beehive

Tamihere supports retention of Maori seats

SPEECH NOTES FOR HON JOHN TAMIHERE,
ASSOCIATE MINISTER OF MÄORI AFFAIRS

National Whanau Development Hui

Te Whare Wananga o Raukawa

Adults often suffer from selective amnesia when they look at the youth sector - we tend to cleanse our memory banks of what we used to get up to when we were young.

ACC Minister Ruth Dyson and Statistics Minister John Tamihere today announced the appointment of four members and an interim chairperson to a new panel providing independent advice to the government on injury-related information.

The Minister for Land Information and Associate Minister of Mäori Affairs

The dramatic drop in the number of Aucklanders out of work is testament of the government’s commitment to driving down unemployment in New Zealand’s largest city.

Minister for Land Information and Associate Minister of Mäori Affairs, Commerce and Small Business, Hon John Tamihere, welcomes today's release of the TPK/NZIER Mäori Economic Development Report.