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At a breakfast to celebrate Suffrage Day today Women's Affairs Minster Steve Chadwick reminded the women of New Zealand about the importance of using their hard-won right to vote.

Leadership does not always involve being in the spotlight, and He Wāhine Pūmanawa is a wonderful opportunity to honour some of our less well-known Māori women leaders, Women’s Affairs Mini

Associate Justice Minister Lianne Dalziel and Women's Affairs Minister Steve Chadwick have welcomed the release of the 2008 Census of Women’s Participation as a useful tool for raising awaren

Women’s Affairs Minister Steve Chadwick is urging all New Zealanders to help improve our appalling levels of family violence and sexual abuse, as part of International Women’s Day 2008.

Women’s Affairs Minister Steve Chadwick is urging women of different ethnicities to speak up on behalf of their communities and contribute to improving the status of women in New Zealand.

Minister of Social Development Ruth Dyson and Women’s Affairs Minister Steve Chadwick will tonight open a quilt exhibition exploring the impact of family violence.

Women’s Affairs Minister Steve Chadwick today reinforced the importance of Non-Government Organisations (NGOs) working with the government to help improve the status of women in New Zealand.

World Economic Forum report shows Labour-led Government’s policies are helping to address the gap between men and women

Women's Affairs Minister Lianne Dalziel is in Japan this week (25-29 September) to deliver the keynote address at the NZ-Japan joint symposium on gender equality in Tokyo.

Women's Affairs Minister Lianne Dalziel highlights all the family- and women-friendly policies introduced by Labour but opposed by National.

Women's Affairs Minister, Hon Lianne Dalziel urges women to use their vote in the upcoming local elections.

Protection orders provide crucial protection for people at risk of family violence and the government is committed to ensuring they are effective, Women's Affairs Minister Lianne Dalziel said today.

Students attending schools that provide effective sexuality education programmes are highly motivated to learn and they value the programmes, a new report has found.

Minister calls for women's voices in the Council Chamber

UN welcomes NZ action on women's rights

NZ fully supports women's rights, Dalziel tells UN

New Zealand women deserve better than the ill-informed musings and hollow promises of a National MP, Women’s Affairs Minister Lianne Dalziel said today.

Message from Women's Affairs Minister Lianne Dalziel

CEDAW: no reservation in tackling discrimination

NZ has no reservation in tackling discrimination

Minister warns of 'glass cliff' phenomenon

Women's Affairs Minister Lianne Dalziel has welcomed the unanimous passing of a Bill that gives New Zealand a clean bill of health as a credible voice in international women's rights

Government commits $35,000 to co-ordinate sexual violence action