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The first two pools of funding available under the Digital Strategy are launched

According to a draft government paper released today at least five new radio stations could be broadcasting in most areas of New Zealand in 2006.

Minister of Communications David Cunliffe today requested the Commerce Commission to reconsider its recommendations on mobile termination rates.

Associate Revenue Minister David Cunliffe today introduced the Child Support Amendment Bill into Parliament.

The renewal arrangements for AM and FM broadcasting licences, announced today, will provide a stable environment for investment and growth in the industry says Communications Minister, David Cunliffe.

Information Technology Minister David Cunliffe has today tabled in Parliament the Unsolicited Electronic Messages Bill.

Speech to TUANZ Telecommunications Day,Duxton Hotel, Wellington

Associate Revenue Minister, David Cunliffe, has welcomed research showing a large drop in tax compliance costs.

Information Technology Minister, David Cunliffe, today announced the members of the Digital Strategy Advisory Group.

The Minister of Communications, David Cunliffe, today announced an extension to the deadline for comments on the Commerce Commission’s final report on regulation of mobile termination rates under the Telecommunications Act 2001.

The Minister of Communications, David Cunliffe, today announced the intended process for making his decision regarding the regulation of mobile termination rates under the Telecommunications Act 2001.

The Commerce Commission today released its final report to the Minister of Communications, Hon David Cunliffe, on whether mobile termination rates should be regulated under the Telecommunications Act 2001.

Information Technology and Communications Minister David Cunliffe today welcomed the release of OECD figures on broadband uptake.

The Government's Digital Strategy is a practical and achievable action plan to ensure all New Zealanders benefit from information and communications technology

The launch of The Digital Strategy at 2.30pm at Parliament today will be streamed live to www.r2.co.nz/20050516

An opposition social welfare spokesperson has scored another own goal, confused about child support

The public are being invited to comment on spectrum allocations for ultra wide band technology

National insults Kiwi parents living in Australia

Communications Minister David Cunliffe announced today the completion of a "reality check" Review by the Ministry of Economic Development into the Radio Spectrum Policy.

Progress is being made on the allocation of area-based spectrum rights for the provision of fixed wireless access services

Changes to radio spectrum licensee fees will make the system simpler and fairer at an overall lower cost according to Communications Minister David Cunliffe.

Starting a small business is becoming less taxing

Communications and Information Technology Minister David Cunliffe today congratulated the ICT industry for establishing a national umbrella organisation for New Zealand ICT sector companies.

Information Technology Minister David Cunliffe today unveiled the shape of forthcoming legislation to combat spam.