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A unique package for Thames Coromandel waterways

The government is funding extra border control staff and equipment to help airport arrivals at Auckland and Christchurch

Prime Minister Helen Clark today outlined plans for ceremonies associated with the return to New Zealand of the Unknown New Zealand Warrior and his interment on Thursday 11 November, Armistice Day.

Prime Minister Helen Clark announced today that New Zealand is extending visa-free arrangements to six new European Union states, whose citizens have until now required tourist visas to visit New Zealand.

Hui Taumata 2005 will consider ways to accelerate growth for Maori

The New Zealand Government is appalled at the deadly bomb blast in the Indonesian capital

Expressions of interest are being sought from designers who wish to be involved with the New Zealand Memorial project in Hyde Park, London.

The Prime Minister has allocated a new portfolio to Hon Rick Barker.

The government is investing $20 million in two Auckland University projects that will support innovation and excellence.

The Prime Minister of New Zealand , Rt Hon Helen Clark, and the Prime Minister of Samoa, Hon Tuilaepa Sailele Malielegaoi, met in Apia today to discuss a range of bilateral and regional issues.

Prime Minister Helen Clark leaves on Thursday for the 2004 Pacific Islands Forum to be held in Apia, Samoa.

Four hundred schools are to receive $100 million in funding to upgrade and modernise existing school buildings, Prime Minister Helen Clark and Education Minister Trevor Mallard announced today.

Prime Minister Helen Clark has announced funding of up to $600,000 over three years has been approved for UNICEF New Zealand's campaign "Strong Women for Strong Women."

The Prime Minister has today formally delivered the Crown’s apology for breaches of the Treaty of Waitangi to Northland hapu grouping Te Uri o Hau, at Otamatea Marae near Maungaturoto in Northland.

Prime Minister Helen Clark said today that there were very strong reasons to believe that the two Israelis convicted on charges relating to a fraudulent attempt to obtain a New Zealand passport were acting on behalf of Israel’s intelligence services.

RT HON HELEN CLARK, PRIME MINISTER OF NEW ZEALAND, and HIS EXCELLENCY DR THAKSIN SHINAWATRA, PRIME MINISTER OF THE KINGDOM OF THAILAND
Wellington

Prime Minister Helen Clark has appointed one Parliamentary Under-Secretary, and announced new responsibilities for three current Ministers

New Zealand's military contribution to the Regional Assistance Mission in Solomon Islands will continue for two more years

July 1 heralds a range of government policies and programmes that will have profound and beneficial effects for New Zealanders of all ages

Prime Minister Helen Clark announced today that the Prime Minister of Thailand, Dr Thaksin Shinawatra, will visit New Zealand on 6 and 7 July.

Prime Minister Helen Clark today officially launched the Sir Peter Blake Trust at Takapuna Grammar School, Sir Peter’s old school, in Auckland.

Dr Gary Bold, a physics lecturer at Auckland University, was tonight awarded the supreme prize by the Prime Minister at the 2004 Tertiary Teaching Excellence Awards ceremony at Parliament this evening.

Eleven business incubators have been given a combined $2.7 million funding boost, an increase of 50 per cent over last year.

Prime Minister Helen Clark will attend the 60th anniversary commemorations of the D-Day landings in France.