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

Prime Minister Helen Clark pledged more cataract and joint operations

Judith Tizard travels to Brisbane today for the 2005 Australian International Music Market.

Judith Tizard says that local support is needed for the Auckland Philharmonia Orchestra.

Judith Tizard today announced the re-appointment of two members to the New Zealand Film Commission Board.

Judith Tizard today announced a new programme that will collect the stories of New Zealand’s war veterans and preserve them.

John Minto should direct his energy towards helping those New Zealanders who need practical assistance with credit, rather than issue personal attacks.

Judith Tizard today announced appointments to the Creative New Zealand Council and arts boards.

Judith Tizard has congratulated New Zealand musicians Scribe and Evermore, whose albums have gone platinum in Australia.

The government is prepared to contribute up to an additional $3.6 million (GST exclusive) to the Auckland War Memorial Museum’s major redevelopment project.

The government will invest $3.6 million to develop an internet portal for New Zealand's cultural sector.

The results are in, and for the first time ever in the quiz's five year history, three MPs have scored 100 per cent in Judith Tizard’s New Zealand Music Month quiz.

Auckland Central MP Judith Tizard is pleased that appropriate and quick action is being taken regarding the possible threat of foot and mouth disease on Waiheke Island.

New Zealand Music Month was first established in 2001, by the New Zealand Music Commission (NZMIC).

"I am delighted that the National Party has finally woken up and decided to embrace New Zealand Music Month", says Associate Arts, Culture and Heritage Minister Judith Tizard.

Helen Clark has congratulated Tony Blair on his third term election victory

Judith Tizard today issued her annual music quiz for MPs, recognising the 5th celebration of New Zealand Music Month

Judith Tizard said today that the government will continue to support the development of high-quality New Zealand films.

Speech to New Zealand Anzac Service, Chunuk Bair, Gallipoli Peninsula, Turkey

"I want to reassure New Zealanders about Creative New Zealand's grants policies," Associate Arts, Culture and Heritage Minister Judith Tizard said today.

Today's announcement of $5.4 million to support export growth of the New Zealand music industry will strengthen the role of the New Zealand Music Industry Commission.

Judith Tizard today welcomed the Turkish dance group 'Fire of Anatolia' to New Zealand.

Judith Tizard said today she was saddened to learn of the death of Paul Hester, former member of the bands Split Enz and Crowded House.

Don Brash's announcement that he would scrap the PACE programme shows total disregard for New Zealand's thriving arts industry.