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Prime Minister Helen Clark says Tokelau can be assured of New Zealand's ongoing friendship and support.

The Irish President's visit provides an opportunity to strengthen New Zealand's longstanding ties with Ireland and explore new areas of co-operation.

Prime Minister Hon Helen Clark and Foreign Minister Winston Peters today launched a new White Paper on New Zealand’s relations with Asia.

New Zealand will contribute $5 million to further help Tonga’s economic recovery following the civil unrest which saw many businesses destroyed last year.

A $5 million contribution to a Pacific tuna tagging programme was announced by Prime Minister Helen Clark at the Pacific Islands Forum Leaders Meeting in Tonga.

Prime Minister and Minister for Arts, Culture and Heritage Helen Clark today congratulated New Zealand author Lloyd Jones on being a finalist for the prestigious Man Booker literary award.

New Zealand is working to put a resolution to the United Nations seeking the abolition of the death penalty

A new virtual centre for research will focus on New Zealand solutions to climate change issues.

NZAID funding will go towards providing basic humanitarian assistance to Palestinian refugees

Prime Minister Helen Clark will attend the PI Leaders' Forum in Tonga, then attend Niue's Constitution Day celebrations.

The Convention complements and supports New Zealand’s existing policies around the freedom of cultural expression.

Wellington will host a new round the world yacht race which starts in 2009.

Remembering the tragic loss of life at Passchendaele and across the Western Front

Prime Minister Helen Clark today signed agreements in Brussels for the sharing of classified information with NATO and to help train Afghanistan police officers.

The United Nations Environment Programme has chosen New Zealand to host World Environment Day on June 5 2008, because of its commitment to a carbon-neutral future.

New Zealand and India have agreed to begin negotiations on a film co-production agreement.

Prime Minister Helen Clark today announced that career diplomat Phillip Gibson has been appointed New Zealand’s Commissioner-General for the World Expo 2010 in Shanghai, China.

Prime Minister Helen Clark said today that she is deeply disturbed by reports that force has been used against peaceful demonstrators in Myanmar.

Prime Minister Helen Clark will be in Europe next week for high level talks with the leaders of Britain, France, NATO, and the European Union, to attend the ninetieth anniversary of the Battle of Passchendaele in Belgium, and take part in trade and tour

Prime Minister Helen Clark says a milestone in the development of NZ nationhood is celebrated with a symposium to mark the centenary of Dominion Day

Prime Minister Helen Clark today announced government funding of $1.8 million for the development of the Waihi Gold Discovery Centre.

Prime Minister Helen Clark and other ministers today outlined plans for an emissions trading scheme and for new forestry and environmentally friendly land management initiatives.