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Environment Minister Marian Hobbs leaves for Paris this afternoon to attend an OECD Round Table meeting on Sustainable Development.

Extra funding for the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade will help promote NZ's economic and security interests

The Government will enter negotiations with four NZ companies for Negotiated Greenhouse Agreements, a key element of climate change policy

Comments wanted on formula for calculating future prices of radio spectrum rights released by Hon Maharey and Hon Cunliffe

Minister of Defence and Tourism Mark Burton returned today from a highly successful two-week programme in the United Kingdom.

The information super highway will soon be a reality for the 25 students at Ambury Park Centre for Riding Therapy in Mangere, part of the government’s Project Probe (Provincial Broadband Extension).

A draft formula for calculating future prices of radio spectrum rights has been released for public comment.

Auckland's North Shore will be the site of a large new police station.

Leadership in NZ's primary production sector is highlighted in a new report into the potential of integrated farm management systems says Jim Sutton

The government web portal, www.govt.nz, tomorrow celebrates its first birthday, having reached two million hits a week in just one year of operation, State Services Trevor Mallard said today.

New Zealand-wide coverage of high speed internet is almost complete with Project Probe moving into three more regions

Public safety enhanced by new dog control law

‘Metaform – Innovative New Zealand furniture design’ Exhibition opening

The Dowse, Lower Hutt., 6.45PM
Thursday, 13 November 2003.

Address to the Annual General Meeting of Philanthropy New Zealand. Turnbull House, Wellington.

Child, Youth and Family Minister Ruth Dyson today challenged National MP Katherine Rich to stick to the facts in the deaths of Saliel Aplin and Olympia Jetson.

Shop wisely on the internet this Christmas

Transport Minister Paul Swain has ruled out a 15 cents per litre petrol tax increase.

Sex offenders legislation introduced yesterday does allow for 24-hour, seven-day supervision, says Justice Minister Phil Goff

In a continuing sign of New Zealand’s strongly performing labour market, the government’s flagship Modern Apprenticeships programme has reached its target of 6,000 trainees by the end of 2003 three months early.

Federated Farmers is circulating ridiculous figures on the costs of microchipping and a national dog database

Maori MPs John Tamihere and Dover Samuels have laid down a challenge to Maori to take greater responsibility for problems facing young Maori.

Unemployment levels amongst Pacific people are continuing to fall, Associate Minister for Social Development and Employment Taito Phillip Field said today.

Immigration Minister Lianne Dalziel today announced the noon (NZ time) closure of the Interim General Skills Category (GSC).

Associate Minister for Social Development and Employment Ruth Dyson today welcomed the Child, Youth and Family report into the deaths of Saliel Aplin and Olympia Jetson