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Existing performers’ rights will be made technology neutral so that performers’ works will be protected irrespective of medium.

Auckland Issues Minister Judith Tizard has used the final Auckland Mayoral Forum of 2003 to reflect on achievements made under the Auckland-government partnership.

The Motor Vehicle Sales Act, in force from 15 December, brings in law changes that consumers should be aware of when buying a motor vehicle

New New Zealand music is sitting prominently in the sales charts at a time of year normally dominated by international compilations, live albums and re-releases.

Auckland Issues Minister Judith Tizard says 4 years work has resolved Auckland's infrastructure and population needs

Consumer Affairs Minister Judith Tizard wants consumers to have a peaceful and enjoyable time at Christmas and over the holidays, but she also wants to remind people to be careful about paying for it well into the New Year.

Auckland has moved towards securing around a third of government funding for land transport since the Labour-led government took office.

Consumer Affairs Minister Judith Tizard is reminding Christmas shoppers about the dangers of noisy toys.

Auckland continues to receive much-needed attention on its infrastructure

The explicit inclusion of cultural well-being in the Local Government Act 2002 represents an exciting opportunity for local authorities.

The New Zealand Film Commission is to receive a $10 million (incl GST) baseline funding increase in the 2004 Budget.

Auckland’s transport situation is not going to be solved by petty political point-scoring and twisting the truth.

Roading projects in Auckland continue to move ahead under the leadership of the Labour-Progressive Government

"It’s important that motor vehicle traders have enough time to plan for this change in law, which affects the way they do business."

Deborah Coddington’s latest accusation towards the New Zealand Film Commission is wrong

New legislation has been passed that will help to deter copyright piracy and address concerns over parallel importing of films

"The forum is a great opportunity for central and local government to assess what we have achieved so far, and what more needs to be done..."

The Credit Contracts and Consumer Finance Bill passed on 7 October replaces outdated law with strong, innovative legislation to better protect New Zealand consumers.

Judith Tizard has congratulated all involved in the new Auckland Festival on the successful completion of AK03.

Associate Arts, Culture and Heritage Minister Judith Tizard has welcomed a Christchurch City Council study showing that Christchurch people place a high value on the arts.

The opening of the Wellesley Street Bridge is another sign for Aucklanders that the region’s transport needs are being seen to under the leadership and partnership of the Labour-Progressive Government

The Labour-Progressive Government, with the support of the Greens, will introduce a range of initiatives under a new policy to reduce growing air pollution from motor vehicle emissions.

The government has taken the next step towards combating our “invisible” road toll with the signing of the Vehicle Exhaust Emissions Rule.

A strong, confident New Zealand voice is emerging in the creative sector as arts activity grows with increased Government support.