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South Auckland children are to benefit from $1,641,434 in extra government money for early childhood education facilities.Mangere MP Taito Phillip Field said that projects include four new centres - Awhi Early Childhood Centre ($388,800), Fetu I Saesae

The laws relating to special partnerships is in for possible changes to achieve a more flexible and modern limited partnership regime.

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

The government welcomes the latest OECD report on NZ.

The Cabinet has approved several Army acquisition projects outlined in the Defence Long Term Development Plan

The Government is not taking more from taxpayers to support beneficiaries

A framework to improve the responsiveness of tertiary education to Maori has been launched.

New education framework exciting development for Maori

Sexual offences will be gender neutral under legislation introduced

Cabinet has agreed to tougher penalties on importers of ephedrine and pseudoephedrine

State Services Minister Trevor Mallard announced today the completion of GoProcure, the trial of an online procurement system that allowed government agencies to access suppliers' goods and services through one electronic transaction 'hub'.

State Services Minister Trevor Mallard today welcomed the results of a comprehensive international survey that indicates New Zealanders are leading the world in their use of the Internet.

Aucklander Leon Robinson and Vicki Campbell of Hamilton have been appointed to the Employment Relations Authority in Auckland for three-year terms, Labour Minister Margaret Wilson announced today.

The Government's second Industry Jobs Partnership is now rolling

A nationwide education service is now available for children and young people involved in the court process

Consumer Affairs Minister Judith Tizard wants consumers to have a peaceful and enjoyable time at Christmas and over the holidays, but she also wants to remind people to be careful about paying for it well into the New Year.

Health Minister Annette King says an Audit Office report on the cervical screening programme can be summed up as: 'making very good progress'.

There are 761,755 students attending New Zealand schools according to the latest roll information, an increase of just under two per cent on last year, Education Minister Trevor Mallard said.

Auckland has moved towards securing around a third of government funding for land transport since the Labour-led government took office.

Moody's reaffirms NZ's high credit rating, gives economy good report

New Zealand Prime Minister Helen Clark said today that the decision of Zimbabwe’s government to withdraw from the Commonwealth showed that Zimbabwe was determined to fly in the face of international opinion and concern about its abuses of democratic and

Fifteen projects, including wind farms, hydro-electricity schemes and industrial heat plants have won a share of Kyoto Protocol ‘carbon credits’ from the Government ...

The Government and forestry sector expect to conclude a Forest Industry Framework Agreement within the next few months ...

Pete Hodgson leads NZ's delegation to the ninth conference of the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change