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NZ's largest farm will be permanently protected as a unique high country park

Prime Minister Helen Clark said today that the government's policy proposal for the foreshore and seabed was about acting in the best interests of all New Zealanders.

Prime Minister Helen Clark has today welcomed the capture of former Iraqi dictator Saddam Hussein.

Helen Clark said Saddam’s capture was a great relief and would hopefully add momentum to efforts to rebuild Iraq.

The government's $297 million annual investment in new transport initiatives will improve land transport for Auckland and regions throughout New Zealand.

New Zealand Prime Minister Helen Clark said today that the decision of Zimbabwe’s government to withdraw from the Commonwealth showed that Zimbabwe was determined to fly in the face of international opinion and concern about its abuses of democratic and

Events over the past few weeks have enabled me to focus particularly closely on New Zealand's relationships with the Asia Pacific region.

Prime Minister Helen Clark spoke at the conclusion of the Seriously Asia Conference.

Prime Minister Helen Clark opened the the Seriously Asia Conference with a call to re-energise New Zealand’s relations with Asia.

Prime Minister Helen Clark says that the New Zealand government is shocked and appalled by the cold-blooded and indiscriminate terrorist attacks in Istanbul.

All workers will enjoy at least four weeks leave, taking effect in 2007. This means families will be able to spend more time together, and workers to have more rest and recreation.

In seeking a new mandate last year, we pledged to continue predictable and progressive government. That meant no wild policy surprises, no ambushes, and no roller coaster rides into the unknown.

The Prime Minister and Minister in Charge of the New Zealand Security Intelligence Service, Helen Clark, said today that the NZSIS has developed an archives policy for its records.

Victoria University, Wellington

Prime Minister Helen Clark spoke on the relationship between China and New Zealand

Michael Fowler Centre, Wellington

The President of China, Mr Hu Jintao, will visit New Zealand at Labour Weekend.

I last visited Singapore in year 2000, a big year for Singapore-New Zealand relations. I was here in April that year when our free trade negotiations were well underway, and I returned in November to sign the agreement with Prime Minister Goh.

In a NZ Herald article, Helen Clark says nothing has been rushed in providing for the relocation of New Zealand's final court of appeal to this country.

Bruce Mason Theatre, Takapuna

Grand Hall, Parliament

Hilton Hotel, Auckland

Westpac Trust Stadium, Wellington

New Zealand will contribute NZ $1million towards the cost of providing a reliable electricity supply in Honiara.

New Zealand’s Defence Force will take leadership of the Provincial Reconstruction Team in Afghanistan’s Bamian Province at a ceremony tomorrow.