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A family whose daughter died when a farm bike overturned, today helped launch a resource kit and video aimed at keeping children safe around All Terrain Vehicles (ATVs).

ACC Minister Ruth Dyson co-hosts the launch of a school resource and video aimed at keeping children safe around All Terrain Vehicles (ATVs).

Average composite ACC levies for employers, self-employed and earners will remain the same or decrease for 2003/2004, ACC Minister Ruth Dyson said today.

ACC is taking the safety message to children, road users, swimmers and boaties in its biggest-ever summer injury prevention campaign, ACC Minister Ruth Dyson said today.

The rights of ACC claimants have been enshrined in a new code, approved by the government after extensive consultation, ACC Minister Ruth Dyson said today.

Research into the social and economic consequences of workplace injury and illness was released today by Labour Minister Margaret Wilson and ACC Minister Ruth Dyson.

ACC Minister Ruth Dyson outlines ACC/OSH research into consequences of workplace injury and illness, and talks about ACC initiatives to make workplaces safe, including NZ Injury Prevention Strategy.

A draft government strategy released today aims to prevent injuries and develop a safety culture in New Zealand, ACC Minister Ruth Dyson said.

ACC Minister Ruth Dyson has announced three new government appointments to the Accident Compensation Corporation Board.

Recent legislative changes and a number of other initiatives will ensure that ACC’s assessment of claimants is fair and independent, ACC Minister Ruth Dyson said today.

ACC Minister Ruth Dyson outlines changes to the Health and Safety in Employment Act and release of the draft New Zealand Injury Prevention Strategy.

New Zealand’s accident compensation scheme continues to reflect the original principles drawn up by Sir Owen Woodhouse in 1974, ACC Minister Ruth Dyson said today.

Outline of government policy and services for people with brain injury, with a focus on cross-sectoral initiatives.

Statistics New Zealand now has the job of reporting comprehensive information on people who are killed or severely injured, the Minister of Statistics, Laila Harre, and Associate Minister of ACC Ruth Dyson announced today.