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Minister meets award-winning fashion designer

Minister releases fifth annual snapshot of the health of small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs)

Small Business Advisory Group calls first public meeting

A response to the reaction of building certifiers

Minister pleased with World Bank's Doing Business in 2005 report

Youth Affairs Minister, John Tamihere, will launch Young Males: Strengths-based and Male-Focused Approaches tomorrow at Youthline Auckland

A recent compliance cost report is a useful addition to the compliance cost debate

“I’m up for it”. Small Business Minister, John Tamihere, today took up the challenges put to him by the Small Business Advisory Group in their first annual report.

Youth MPs set the benchmark for a great nation that recognises, tolerates and respects the best from Mäori culture, without it ever being intolerant, or disrespectful to anybody else’s.

Youth MPs vote overwhelmingly against raising the legal drinking age back to 20.

"What a great start to proceedings. This was the best youth parliament question time to date. The standard of questions was as good as the official opposition on a good day.

Maori unemployment is now the lowest since current records began, new figures show.

Associate Commerce Minister John Tamihere urges the building industry to have its say on the proposed building licensing system.

John Tamihere says he rejects a double standard proposed by Tariana Turia for Maori public servants

Tourism figures show tourism is paying off for the Auckland region, Tamaki Makaurau MP John Tamihere says.

The Building Bill will reform regulation of building work to ensure Kiwis have better, safer buildings.

The Youth Parliament's 120 youth MPs have been selected and their mock legislative bill topic chosen

Re-building public confidence in home building is a challenge for the government and for the industry, says Small Business Minister John Tamihere

Ministers John Tamihere and Dover Samuels welcome the offer to Maori of a 20 per cent share in aquaculture.

John Tamihere is to attend an OECD Conference of Ministers Responsible for Small and Medium Enterprises

Budget 2004 is good news for Maori families, Associate Maori Affairs Minister John Tamihere says.

Pre-Budget announcement of extra funding for Statistics NZ.

Government departments have made 104 reductions in compliance requirements for business since 2001

Today Cabinet agreed to another step in the fight against business compliance costs, Associate Commerce Minister John Tamihere says.