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State Sector agencies of the future will need to be more in touch with the needs of citizens with an increased focus on flexibility and working together, State Services Minister Trevor Mallard said today.

Education Minister Trevor Mallard has approved a code of practice for the pastoral care of international students.

The State Services Commissioner's report into standards of behaviour in the New Zealand Defence Force has identified inappropriate behaviour by a small number of mainly army officers, but found no evidence of a systemic problem in the handling of offici

The government’s Cultural Recovery Package continues to bring cultural and economic benefits to New Zealand, says Associate Arts, Culture and Heritage Minister, Judith Tizard.

The Government has approved a new standard for cataloguing government information and services in a way to make them much easier for people to find over the internet.

24 December 2001Media Statement
Auckland rail deal clinched

The Crown and Tranz Rail have completed the Crown’s purchase of the Auckland rail corridor.

The Crown and Tranz Rail have completed the Crown’s purchase of the Auckland rail corridor.

Auckland Barrister Ms Shelley Sage has been appointed as interim chair of the Human Rights Review Tribunal from 1 January 2002.

New Zealand will remove sanctions against Fiji immediately following a decision by the Commonwealth Ministerial Action Group (CMAG) to lift Fiji’s suspension from the Councils of the Commonwealth, Foreign Minister Phil Goff said.

The government is inviting public input into the development of policy on digital television

Health Minister Annette King today announced the names of deputy chairs for the 21 district health boards, and the names of appointees to each board.

The Auckland region is to receive Industry New Zealand regional development partnership funding that recognises its size and unique characteristics.

Foreign Affairs Minister Phil Goff has welcomed the action taken by the Commonwealth to place Zimbabwe on the Commonwealth Ministerial Action Group (CMAG) agenda.

Associate Health Minister Tariana Turia said I am pleased to acknowledge the appointment to the District Health Boards of the Maori representatives announced by Health Minister Annette King today.

Health Minister Annette King today announced the names of deputy chairs for the 21 district health boards, and the names of appointees to each board.

Defence Minister Mark Burton and the Chief of Defence Force Air Marshal Carey Adamson have this afternoon received the report they jointly commissioned from the State Services Commissioner.

21 December 2001Media Statement
Radio Network Expressions of Interest Wanted

Maoridom has lost a taonga today, a rangatira who has served his people with dignity, with the passing of Bishop Manuhuia Bennett.

Prime Minister Helen Clark today announced details of the memorial service for Sir Peter Blake

Government Ministers today announced a limited access programme for residents from Tonga and the small Pacific atolls of Tuvalu and Kiribati.

Prime Minister Helen Clark today mourned the death of Bishop Manuhuia Bennett

A working party has been established to recommend appropriate minimum and maximum salaries for teachers with three-year pre-service teaching degrees and for those who have a degree as well as a teaching diploma.

Prime Minister Helen Clark today expressed her sadness at the death of Dame Mira Szaszy

The appointment of Electricity Complaints Commissioner Judi Jones has been welcomed by Acting Consumer Affairs Minister Jim Anderton.