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Prime Minister Helen Clark announced a $1.8 million funding increase for Te Whaea: the National Dance and Drama Centre.

Prime Minister Helen Clark today extended the Government’s deepest condolences to Saudi Arabia on the death of King Fahd.

An extra 5,000 Modern Apprenticeship places are proposed under a industry training policy

Prime Minister Helen Clark announced today that New Zealand has been invited to participate in the inaugural East Asia Summit in Kuala Lumpur in December.

Parliament has called on NZ Cricket to abandon the proposed Black Caps tour to Zimbabwe

Interest will be scrapped on loans for students who stay in NZ

Prime Minister Helen Clark announced today that the 2005 general election will be held on Saturday 17 September.

The government is raising the subsidy levels for projects to upgrade sewage treatment and disposal systems

Prime Minister Helen Clark today expressed sadness at the news of more bomb attacks on London's transport system.

The first multi-party free trade agreement spanning the Pacific and Asia was signed today in a ceremony at Parliament.

Helen Clark spells out the case for a nuclear-free New Zealand, in this column published in the Dominion Post newspaper.

The families of five soldiers who were executed for mutiny in WWI, will be presented with military awards.

Former State Services Commissioner Michael Wintringham will chair a working group to consider issues relating to military service in Viet Nam

Prime Minister Helen Clark will seek the Queen's approval for eligible New Zealanders to wear the Pingat Jasa Malaysia (PJM) medal.

Prime Minister Helen Clark today condemned the attacks on mosques in Auckland.

Helen Clark says she is saddened by the attacks.

Helen Clark says she is shocked by the terrorist attacks in London, and that she has conveyed her sympathies to Downing Street

Helen Clark has outlined further government assistance to help the Bay of Plenty area recover from the July 2004 floods

Prime Minister Helen Clark announced today the establishment of a Significant Community-Based Projects Fund

Prime Minister Helen Clark and Health Minister Annette King said today that 18 to 24 year olds will benefit from the rollout of lower cost visits to the doctor and lower standard prescription charges from tomorrow, 1 July.

Prime Minister Helen Clark today congratulated the Silver Ferns netball team on their win against Australia in Sydney last night.

Funding for hospices and other initiatives in the cancer control strategy for people in the Canterbury region is being boosted by $1.1 million per annum in this year’s budget.

Prime Minister Helen Clark today officially opened Ashburton's new Visitor Information Centre.

Israel has formally apologised to New Zealand for the actions of two of its citizens who attempted to obtain a New Zealand passport by fraudulent means.