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The government closes a potential loophole in the move to interest free loans, effective immediately.

People wearing ‘No Holes Tongue Studs’ should stop using them immediately

New Zealand's biotechnology sector is setting high standards in its work to improve public engagement and consultation around science, Research, Science and Technology Minister Steve Maharey said today.

This community has what it takes to succeed for its young people

National cannot with consistency support a Maori Party bid to repeal the foreshore and seabed law.

CoOL should be a commercial decision for businesses, rather than a matter for the Government...

Programme a big hit with university students...

Government welcomes court ruling that found Air NZ guilty of misleading customers about their advertised fares

Allegations made in the media to the effect that the Minister is in some way involved with leading a debate on immigration whilst attending CHOGM this week in Malta are inaccurate

John Key's scaremongering over interest free student loans ignores the facts.

Children's Day is moving to take advantage of better summer weather

New Zealand’s contribution over many years to international organisations like the Commonwealth is held in high regard

NZ researchers are making a crucial contribution to the fight against obesity

A new booklet designed to prompt older drivers to think about their post-driving years, was launched by Transport Safety Minister Harry Duynhoven today.

Revenue Minister corrects National's errors on child support

Minister Responsible for the Law Commission Mark Burton announced today that he had recommended Sir Geoffrey Palmer for appointment as the new President of the Law Commission.

The Minister is satisfied that Central Plains Water has passed the criteria in the Resource Management Act to become a requiring authority

Civil Defence Minister, Rick Barker, heralded the development and approval of the new National Civil Defence Emergency Management Plan.

Courts Minister, Rick Barker, heralded caseload reduction in the Environment Court today saying, "slashing the caseload of the Environment Court is no mean feat, but a number of new initiatives and strong efforts from the judiciary have helped us do just that."

Further help will be extended if necessary to cover growers affected by recent floods in Gisborne and Tolaga Bay

The government will invest $600,000 to trial three innovative new programmes in schools

Roy Wade appointed to Manukau District Court

The fall in business confidence levels reflects rising interest rates.

A student project to identify the extent and impact of violence at their school has won Geraldine High School the top award in an ACC school injury prevention competition