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A CER business dialogue - focussed on forestry - will be held in parallel with a ministers' meeting in Queenstown.

New Zealanders returning home will be able to bring their motor vehicle into the country without paying GST.

Minister credits two-fold increase in collections during campaign to contact centre and media coverage

This is a decision we have made out of fairness to fishers who were encouraged to enter and develop the tuna industry

All along we have been talking about relationships of a nature that go well beyond friendship

New Zealand is providing emergency funding of $200,000 to assist the relief effort for the hundreds of thousands of people affected in the Philippines by the recent series of typhoons.

Housing Minister Steve Maharey today announced changes to the board of Housing New Zealand Corporation, including the appointment of Pat Snedden as the new board chair.

Tourism Minister Mark Burton is today congratulating Rainbow Springs for their contribution towards saving our national icon—the kiwi.

Those opposed to the Bill need to start engaging on the issues and put their prejudice aside

Legislation passed last week to progressively remove asset testing of older people in long-term residential care is based on fairness and security for older New Zealanders.

Questions and answers about the progressive removal of asset testing from 1 July 2005.

Dairy farmers are making good progress towards clean healthy streams under the Clean Streams Accord.

Government efforts to support disabled people in employment are paying off.

Minister welcomes Principal Youth Court Judge Andrew Becroft’s comments that youth offending is relatively stable.

Meeting skills gaps in the rail industry is the impetus behind a new jobs partnership

SMEs are expected to reap the benefits from a project run by Industrial Research Ltd (IRL) - Project GDP.

Foreign Minister Phil Goff has welcomed a report calling for major reforms to the United Nations and responses to global security threats

Judith Tizard announced today the appointment of Judith Fyfe as a Member of the Copyright Tribunal for a four year term.

Health Minister Annette King announces a $14 million Horowhenua health centre to be built in Levin.

Emissions units won by 39 MW Rotokawa geothermal project

Three Auckland teenagers jailed for a crime they did not commit have been offered compensation of around $160,000 each

Ten New Zealanders will travel to Indonesia next week to take part in an inter-faith dialogue aimed at countering destructive religious extremism

Anderton sorts of social and economic development programmes for Murupara at their request

Anderton finds funding to help Murupara sort out it's drug problems