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

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

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

Auckland continues to receive much-needed attention on its infrastructure

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

"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..."

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

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 major redevelopment of the Auckland War Memorial Museum will be able to get underway with the passing of the Auckland War Memorial Museum Site Empowering Bill.

Ports of Auckland Ltd has a guardianship role over Auckland's waterfront.

Auckland Issues Minister Judith Tizard advises fans to get to Eden Park in good time for the All Blacks’ Bledisloe Cup game tomorrow night.

Auckland Issues Minister Judith Tizard said today that the government and Auckland must continue to work together to meet the cost of providing a good transport mix in the region.

Judith Tizard, Minister for Auckland Issues and Associate Minister of Transport, today applauded the opening of the Britomart Transport Centre.

Funding for passenger transport in the Auckland region has almost doubled with just over $60 million being allocated for the 2003/04 financial year, says the Minister for Auckland Issues and Associate Minister for Transport, Judith Tizard

Transit New Zealand’s revised 10-year plan, with eighteen Auckland projects among the 54 top-ranked major state highway initiatives, recognizes the city’s importance to the nation, says the Minister for Auckland Issues & Associate Minister for Transport, Judith Tizard.

A Bill introduced to the House today will enable a major new development to get underway at the Auckland War Memorial Museum.

The news that The Blues Franchise has had to increase the number of trains it is running to Eden Park for the Super 12 final this Saturday bodes well for the future of passenger transport in Auckland.

Budget 2003 enables the Labour-Progressive Government to continue its work in partnership with Auckland to address the region’s growth issues, says Auckland Issues Minister Judith Tizard.

“The multi-million dollar painted apple moth eradication campaign is being carried out because of the projected cost to the environment and the economy,” says Auckland Central MP Judith Tizard.

Statistics New Zealand’s latest accommodation survey shows more great news for the Auckland region’s high-achieving tourism sector, Auckland Issues Minister Judith Tizard said today.

The 20th Heartland Services Centre will be opened on Waiheke Island this Friday.

The Sustainable Development for New Zealand Programme of Action released by the government today has benefits for the Auckland region, said Minister for Auckland Issues Judith Tizard.

Judith Tizard noted the Auckland Mayors’ comments on the Land Transport Management Bill, introduced at the end of last year, and welcomes submissions from the Mayors and others on the Bill.