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South Auckland children are to benefit from $1,641,434 in extra government money for early childhood education facilities.Mangere MP Taito Phillip Field said that projects include four new centres - Awhi Early Childhood Centre ($388,800), Fetu I Saesae

The information super highway will soon be a reality for the 25 students at Ambury Park Centre for Riding Therapy in Mangere, part of the government’s Project Probe (Provincial Broadband Extension).

Unemployment levels amongst Pacific people are continuing to fall, Associate Minister for Social Development and Employment Taito Phillip Field said today.

South Auckland young people are gaining from boosts to three different work-training schemes.

Government recognition of the key importance to educational success of information & communication technology (ICT) has seen $697,880 provided for ICT programmes in Mangere electorate schools.

Most of Mangere electorate’s 14448 school students are benefiting from a range of government initiatives in its key education priorities of literacy, numeracy and information communication technology, MP Taito Phillip Field said today.

Associate Minister for Social Development and Employment the Hon Taito Phillip Field today launched the Ministry of Social Development - Work and Income Pacific Wave strategy at the Counties Manukau Regional Skills and Employment Forum in Mangere.

A report showing falling unemployment for Auckland is cheering mid-winter news, says Mangere MP Taito Phillip Field.

He was commenting on the release today of the Department of Labour’s half yearly regional labour market report for Auckland.

Labour MP for Mangere, Hon Taito Phillip Field, is pleased that the Government is funding free books to schools in Mangere as part of the Books in Homes Programme.

Rates of car conversion have dropped dramatically in Mangere in the last eight years, Police figures show.

More than 100 community, local, and central government representatives are gathering in Manukau City on 9 May to discuss how to improve the delivery of services to Pacific communities.

Statistics released this week by the Police for 2002 showing a slight overall increase of 3.2 per cent in recorded crime for the period had to be kept in perspective, says Police Minister George Hawkins.