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A new Pacific Youth Development Strategy to improve the wellbeing of young Pacific peoples.

The government today welcomed the decision of the Supreme Court on the Zaoui case, saying that the Crown's submissions appear to have been accepted.

A century of state housing is celebrated in a new book launched today by the Prime Minister Helen Clark.

Prime Minister Helen Clark today announced the programme for next month's visit to New Zealand by Prince William.

Prime Minister Helen Clark was today awarded the Order of the Star of the Solomon Islands.

Prime Minister Helen Clark congratulated Michael Campbell on his stunning win in the United States Golf Open

Helen Clark has announced that the Secretary-General of the Association of South East Asian Nations is visiting New Zealand

Helen Clark has paid tribute to the inspirational life of Sonja Davies, who died today

The Chairman of the Presidency of Bosnia and Herzegovina, Borislav Paravac, will tomorrow begin a two-day visit New Zealand.

Hon David Benson-Pope is today resuming his responsibilities as Minister of Fisheries and Associate Minister for the Environment

Prime Minister Helen Clark met with her Japanese counterpart in Tokyo.

Prime Minister Helen Clark today welcomed the announcement of the first trans-Pacific free trade agreement covering four countries.

The government will be appointing a recovery facilitator to work with the Whakatane District Council

Prime Minister Helen Clark will visit China and Japan between 30 May and 4 June.

The Chair of the National People's Congress of China, Wu Bangguo will visit New Zealand from 25 to 28 May

The redevelopment of the Dowse Art Museum in Lower Hutt is being supported with a $1.969 million government grant

Prime Minister Helen Clark is today visiting flood-ravaged communities in the Bay of Plenty.

Budget 2005 is another important step in building strong foundations for sustainable growth, making social investments, and helping New Zealanders build a stake in their country

Allegations against David Benson-Pope to be referred to Commissioner of Police

The Prime Minister Helen Clark today announced increases to baseline funding for leading arts, culture and heritage organisations, as part of Budget 2005.

The restoration, preservation, and protection of historic sites and artefacts in Antarctica is to be significantly enhanced in this week's budget

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 contribution made by New Zealanders in the Korean War is to be recognised with the construction of a memorial at the United Nations Memorial Cemetery in Pusan