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Attorney-General Margaret Wilson today announced the appointment of Auckland Family Court Judge Peter Francis Boshier as the new Principal Family Court Judge. He will take over the role from Judge Patrick Mahoney on 13 March.

The government will establish a Commission of Inquiry in response to the recent allegations about the Police.

The Government will enter negotiations for Negotiated Greenhouse Agreements with New Zealand Aluminium Smelters and Carter Holt Harvey ...

More than 100 New Zealand companies will show their wares alongside the upcoming APEC science ministers' meeting in Christchurch

Trade Minister Jim Sutton is inviting businesses interested in a trade mission to Russia in May to register potential involvement.

Aid Minister Marian Hobbs flies to the Solomon Islands tomorrow for a first-hand look at New Zealand's aid programme and the development challenges and constraints facing the islands.

Primary Health Care is top of the agenda at a forum for health ministers New Zealand is hosting this week.

Applications for the new Motor Vehicle Traders Register are rolling in, says Consumer Affairs Minister Judith Tizard.

Jim Anderton comments on regional and economic development's contribution to a positive jobs outlook report.

Education Minister Trevor Mallard announced today a proposal for the future of Wairoa schools that could unlock $7.8 million for local education.

Education Minister Trevor Mallard announced today a proposal for the future of the South Egmont and Okato school networks that could unlock $7.5 million for local education.

Education Minister Trevor Mallard announced today a proposed new network for Taihape schools that could unlock $4.1 million for local education.

Education Minister Trevor Mallard announced today a proposal for the future of Matakaoa schools on the East Coast that could unlock $1.3 million for local education.

A new youth justice residence in Manukau will help address a national bed shortage and provide a therapeutic environment for young people who offend.

The Holidays Act 2003 comes into force on 1 April. To help businesses prepare, the government is mailing out information packs and posting information on the Web

A Work and Income programme in Taranaki is helping young people into new careers

Over 2000 expressions of interest were received for a new state sector cadetship programme beginning this year.

In a social ‘state of the nation’ speech to the Takaro Rotary Club, Social Development Minister Steve Maharey challenged National leader Don Brash to explain what he would change about the delivery of social services, in the light of evidence that the government’s focus on outcomes has seen New Zealanders social position improve.

Labour Minister Margaret Wilson says moves are underway to ensure children and young people are aware of their rights and legal protections at work.

Prime Minister and Minister for Arts, Culture and Heritage Helen Clark today paid tribute to writer Janet Frame, who died this morning, saying her contribution to literature in New Zealand and internationally was immense.

Prime Minister Helen Clark travelled on yesterday’s patrol to the Ross Sea.

29 January 2004Media Statement
Govt to consult on tax regime for fruit trees & vines

The year is set to be a positive one on the job front, according to Department of Labour forecasts.

A new business skills training programme has been launched today to help Pacific people gain business skills and assistance.