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I am particularly pleased to have been given the opportunity to share with you some thoughts on the nature of social cohesion and the constitutional status of tangatawhenua.

Thank you for coming in for breakfast this morning. As you know, New Zealand has a very special relationship with the United Kingdom.

Foreign Minister Phil Goff's statement to the United Nations General Assembly in New York

Women's Affairs Minister Ruth Dyson addresses the National Council of Women in New Plymouth on 'Contrasting Culture, Cohesive Communities'.

Jim Anderton challenges South Canterbury's Regional Development Conference delegates to lead re-vitalised regions to further success.

Since regional development directed from the top down won’t work, we need to work in partnership, with buy-in from communities.

Speech for Local Government Community Development Conference, Napier War Memorial Centre

Speech to the Institute of Directors, The Wellington Club, Wellington

Speech to the PPTA annual conference, Brentwood Hotel, Wellington.

Speech to NZEI Te Riu Roa Annual Meeting, Duxton Hotel, Wellington.

Keynote address to the University of Auckland Business Alumni Conference

Speech to the New Zealand Reading Association national conference, Te Papa, Wellington

Fellow governors and delegates, I am again pleased to participate in this meeting. I would like to begin by thanking the United Arab Emirates authorities for the excellent arrangements in organising this meeting.

The New Plymouth Service Centre is an example of the Community Probation Service's co-location project.

Phil Goff's address to the UN General Assembly's meeting on HIV-Aids

Ruth Dyson addresses the programme that has been the springboard for many Christchurch women to establish a new direction in their lives

Immigration Minister Lianne Dalziel's address at the AGM of the Prisoners' Aid and Rehabilitation Society of Canterbury.

Thank you very much for inviting me to be part of your 25th anniversary celebrations today.

Child, Youth and Family Minister Ruth Dyson addresses the National OSCAR Conference in Upper Hutt in September 2003 about out of school care.
St Patrick’s School Hall, Upper Hutt
9.30am, Saturday 20 September 2003

The tradition of the Suffrage Day Breakfast provides us all with the opportunity to reflect on the lives of those who struggled for women to have the right to vote.

I am delighted to be at the second Hutt Valley District Health Board Primary Health Care Excellence Awards Ceremony.

What the Government is doing to help ensure biotechnology grows in this country ...

Senior Citizens Minister Ruth Dyson
addresses the Age Concern Wellington AGM
on issues affecting older people in September 2003

Jim Anderton delivered a speech to the biotechnology industry's annual conference