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Helen Clark today paid tribute to the memory of the Hon John Falloon, who passed away overnight.

Comment on long time politician, John Falloon

Prime Minister pays tribute to three ministerial colleagues not seeking re-election to the Cabinet

Industry strategy proposed in response to downturn

George Hawkins is not to seek re-election to cabinet.

Wellington Central MP and Minister Marian Hobbs is not seeking a seat in Cabinet in the new Labour-led government.

The Waitaki Catchment Water Allocation Plan has been officially handed to the Environment Minister

Helen Clark has condemned the bombings in Bali and written to the Indonesian President to offer support and sympathy

Helen Clark welcomes confirmation of the election night results

Around 28,000 families will be eligible for extra help with child care costs from Monday

New Zealand is committing NZ$5.3 million towards supporting the 2006 general election in Fiji.

New Zealand will provide US$50,000 to the Marshall Islands following a fire on the capital atoll of Majuro that destroyed a large part of the main hospital, including the pharmacy.

New Zealand is providing a $1 million assistance package to support the peace process and humanitarian efforts in the Occupied Palestinian Territories

Final results for 04-05 year broadly in line with Pre-election Update.

Tourism Minister Mark Burton has congratulated Kea Campers for winning tourism's top award for the second year in a row.

Foreign Minister Phil Goff congratulates the people of Afghanistan for holding the country's first election in 36 years

Foreign Minister Phil Goff pays tribute today to Nazi hunter Simon Wiesenthal

Prime Minister Helen Clark today announced that Noel Ingram QC will investigate a number of allegations made in respect of Hon Taito Phillip Field.

Timetable of events for the transition period following the general election.

Prime Minister Helen Clark today congratulated Michael Campbell on his win in the World Matchplay Championship.

Lawyer and Notary Public Eduardo Gustale has been appointed New Zealand's Honorary Consul in Paraguay

New Zealand has signed a United Nations treaty strengthening international efforts to reduce the risk of nuclear terrorism

"Thirty-three years ago a Maori language petition (containing 30,000 signatures) was presented to Parliament. The request at the time was for Mâori language to be taught in schools.

The New Zealand Tourism industry will gain new insights into visitor travel as a result of a project announced today by Tourism Minister Mark Burton.