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Steve Maharey says Allan Peachey's apology to Selwyn College does not go far enough.

Education Minister Steve Maharey has reassured students that the NCEA system is working

Minister pays tribute today to the thousands of Kiwis who give their time to help others, without pay and often without recognition

The Government is deeply concerned at the taking of innocent aid workers in Iraq, including a New Zealand permanent resident

Details of events planned around the country during December to celebrate International Day of Disabled People

The outcomes of the Prime Minister’s visit to Brussels earlier this week and the Presidency consultations in London show that we are making good progress taking forward New Zealand’s relationship with the European Union

Draft report on apple access to Australia finally released. Ministers respond with caution.

Paid parental leave has been extended to 14 weeks in a further family-friendly move by the Labour-led government.

Housing Minister Chris Carter today opened a new $7.9 million housing complex for the elderly in Auckland

A new housing development for older people

New Zealand is revamping its approved travel agent scheme with China as part of a broader plan to improve the low levels of satisfaction amongst Chinese visitors to this country.

Career diplomat Sarah Craig will be New Zealand’s next Consul-General in Sydney

An independent review into allegations of abuse at the Waiouru Regular Force Cadet School from 1948 to 1991 found bullying took place but nothing to support claims of a culture of violence

Funding has been awarded for projects to advance the goals of the Cancer Control Strategy

VegFed, New Zealand Fruitgrowers and New Zealand Berryfruit Growers Federation join forces.

Courts Minister, Rick Barker, said, "contrary to claims made by the National party's Law and Order spokesperson, the most recent figures show that, yet again, their selective recounting of the facts is somewhat misleading."

Australia is given a very strong message from agriculture minister Jim Anderton regarding the release of the report on importation of NZ apples.

Second flood not significant enough for full agricultural recovery package

Good urban design values contribute to the fabric of a city

OECD report should finally silence the clamour for tax cuts.

Jeremy Doogue appointed Associate Judge

Dominic Flatley appointed to Invercargill Family Court

The 25 finalists have been announced for the 2006 Health Innovation Awards

Minister for Courts, Rick Barker, launched "Maori Land Online" today, an internet based directory of information on Maori land ownership and activities.