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All schools should benefit from information and communication technologies wherever they are

New Zealand will be safer as a result of two landmark injury prevention strategies, Preventing Injury from Falls and the Drowning Prevention Strategy.

Schools will be able to use the facilities for netball, basketball, tennis, prize-giving ceremonies and school fairs

Health Minister Annette King says National has confirnmed it will cut health spending and that inevitably means cuts in health services.

Police crime figures stand up to scrutiny, says Minister.

We want to reduce impacts of human activities as far as possible, taking into account advances in technology and knowledge

Two new Kura Kaupapa Maori announced for Northland

He ai ki ngä körero a Te Minita Tuarua mo Te Mätauranga a Parekura Horomia i te ra nei, e rua ngä Kura Kaupapa Mäori ka whakaüngia ki roto i Te Taitokerau.

A new code of conduct for social workers was welcomed today by Social Development and Employment Minister Steve Maharey and Associate Social Development and Employment Minister Ruth Dyson.

The new Future Fuels facility at Marsden Point will be a significant benefit for NZ's environment and health

New Zealand's crime rate has hit a 25 year low, according to latest crime figures.

A new code of conduct for social workers sets out minimum professional standards of behaviour, integrity and conduct.

A productive, highly skilled and well-paid workforce is the vision laid out in the government's updated employment strategy.

We want to see our environmental performance reach the same world-leading standards our fisheries management has reached

Paeroa landfill gas energy project awarded emissions units.

Tonga has accepted the New Zealand government's offer of using retired Employment Court judge Tom Goddard to mediate in the public sector strike

Prime Minister Helen Clark and Health Minister Annette King today announced a new package designed to give Kiwi kids a good start in life...

New Zealand has agreed to contribute $1 million to the United Nations to assist with the running of democratic elections in Afghanistan on September 18.

A new Act regulating human reproductive technologies is now in effect

Tourism Minister Mark Burton attended Whitianga's first annual Scallop festival today.

Maori Tourism is on the move

The burning of four government cars and the trashing of a school are worrying indications of the high level of tension in Tonga

Almost all of the Waitangirua and Whareroa farms are to be purchased for $10.7m and permanently protected

Prime Minister Helen Clark today announced details of the public memorial service to celebrate the life of David Lange.