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The partnership approach between staff and employers in the public sector is delivering benefits, State Services Minister Trevor Mallard said today on the first anniversary of the revamped and renewed Partnership for Quality (PfQ).

State Services Minister Trevor Mallard announced the establishment of two working parties to consider the future development of the State Sector Retirement Savings Scheme.

The first comprehensive review of the government’s online presence has been completed and the results are encouraging, State Services Minister Trevor Mallard said today.

State Services Minister Trevor Mallard and Labour Minister Paul Swain today announced a new Partnership Resource Centre to help employers and unions build positive relationships in the workplace.

A practical guide to help government services and community groups attack and solve intractable community problems through a team approach is now available

More than 44 per cent of eligible people in government ministries and departments have chosen to join the new government subsidised State Sector Retirement Savings Scheme

The award-winning government web portal www.govt.nz is increasing in popularity amongst New Zealand Internet users with over 22,000 visitors a week

Transport Minister Pete Hodgson and State Services Minister Trevor Mallard today announced changes to the government transport sector.

State Services Minister Trevor Mallard today launched the Human Resources Framework – a new, shared approach to human resource management for the public service

"Budget 2004 delivers a further instalment in the government's long-term programme to rebuild and strengthen the core state sector," State Services Minister Trevor Mallard said today.

The government is investing an extra $14.8 million over the next four years to further develop a secure system for people wanting to use government services over the Internet, State Services Minister Trevor Mallard announced today.

State Services Minister Trevor Mallard welcomed the announcement today that more local government services will be available on-line.

State Services Minister Trevor Mallard today officially launched - www.treatyofwaitangi.govt.nz - a website which will play a key role in the government's Treaty of Waitangi Information Programme.

Opening speech to the E-Government 'Nothing but Net' conference, Ilot theatre, Wellington Town Hall

The proposal to create a 'Centre for Advanced Government ICT Applications' by the Information and Technology Association of New Zealand (ITANZ) was today acknowledged by State Services Minister Trevor Mallard, and Associate Information Technology Minister David Cunliffe.

State Services Minister Trevor Mallard today presented two public service leaders with grants for international study in public management.

State Services Minister Trevor Mallard today announced the appointment of Mark Prebble as the next State Services Commissioner.

The Government has selected the providers for a new retirement savings scheme for state sector employees, State Services Minister Trevor Mallard announced today.

Public sector websites will become much more accessible with the adoption of an approved set of web guidelines across the public sector, State Services Minister Trevor Mallard announced today.

Review of the Operation of the Protected Disclosures Act 2000 Report to the Minister of State Services

Cabinet paper noting progress to date with the implementation of the Treaty of Waitangi Information Programme.

Report to the Minister for State Services, tabled in Parliament on 16
December, 2003

The latest public service employment survey shows New Zealand has a strong and stable public service, said State Services Minister Trevor Mallard.

The government is to review its agencies in the transport sector, State Services Minister Trevor Mallard and Transport Minister Paul Swain announced today.