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Prime Minister Helen Clark announced today that the government has listed the following individual and organisations as terrorist entities pursuant to the provisions of the Terrorism Suppression Act 2002.

New Zealand and China move towards closer trading links

Prime Minister Helen Clark says Working for Families is one of the government's most important achievements.

Budget 2004 delivers a further growth dividend to low and modest income families

Prime Minister and Minister for Arts, Culture and Heritage Helen Clark today announced plans to establish a National Memorial Park to honour those who have served New Zealand in war.

The government aims to double the number of major hip and knee replacement operations funded by the public health system within the next four years

New Zealand and Italy are expanding an agreement on film co-productions between the two countries.

Planning is on track for New Zealand’s Embassy in Warsaw to open at the end of the year, Prime Minister Helen Clark said today.

Prime Minister Helen Clark today announced that Saturday, 10 July has been set as the date for the Te Tai Hauauru by-election, should the vacancy be contested.

Prime Minister Helen Clark has welcomed the announcement at the Cannes Film Festival that two new films are to go into production in New Zealand.

Helen Clark has announced that New Zealand will open a new embassy in Egypt in 2006

Helen Clark has expressed her sympathy to the family of a New Zealander killed in Iraq

The Government will commit ongoing funding of $3 million annually to a special fund for strengthening security in the Pacific, Prime Minister Helen Clark announced last night.

The SIS is using its website for the first time to advertise for recruits, Prime Minister and Minister in Charge of the Security Intelligence Service Helen Clark said today.

Helen Clark has named the four winners of an essay-writing competition about the Battle of Monte Cassino

Prime Minister Helen Clark has advised the Administrator of the Government, who is acting in place of the Governor-General, to dismiss Tariana Turia from her ministerial responsibilities as Minister for the Community and Voluntary Sector and her associa

The President of Chile, Ricardo Lagos, will arrive in New Zealand on Sunday for a three-day state visit.

The Prime Minister will recommend to the Governor-General that Justice Paul Neazor be appointed the new Inspector-General of Intelligence and Security

Prime Minister Helen Clark today expressed New Zealand’s deep sympathy to the people of Fiji at the loss of former president Ratu Sir Kamisese Mara.

Helen Clark's tribute at the memorial service for Michael King was delivered by Marian Hobbs

New Zealand will host a counter-terrorism meeting for Pacific Island Forum members next month, Prime Minister Helen Clark announced today.

New Zealand and China have agreed on a formal Trade and Economic Cooperation Framework.

Prime Minister Helen Clark announced today that the government's foreshore and seabed policy guarantees access to the foreshore and seabed for all New Zealanders.

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