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The timeframe for a report reviewing alcohol advertising regulations has been extended after the Ministry of Health received more than 250 submissions.

I urge Cantabrians to be vigilant over summer and help protect New Zealand’s precious marine resources from poaching

Reminder re the risks of online purchases

Commerce Minister Lianne Dalziel today announced the reappointment of Paula Rebstock as chair of the Commerce Commission

A new web-based service which will promote the use of forest waste for energy was launched today by Jeanette Fitzsimons, Government Spokesperson on Energy and Conservation.

We want all New Zealanders to have access to a quality catch

Auckland's new $200 million Central Motorway Junction will get through-traffic off city roads

New levy rates for 2007/08 have been set.

The Marlborough region is a leader in New Zealand's aquaculture industry and Queen Charlotte School has played its part

Cosgrove rejects proposed reforms that fail to make real estate complaints process fair, open and transparent

Aquaculture brings jobs, wealth and opportunities to communities as is seen in the Marlborough region

It's thirty years ago today that the metric system was introduced into New Zealand says Consumer Affairs Minister Judith Tizard.

Professor Fawzi Laswad has been reappointed as a member of the Accounting Standards Review Board

Corporate and commercial law expert John Holland has been appointed to the Securities Commission.

Fisheries officers have already noticed an influx in poaching with the onset of summer

ACC Minister Ruth Dyson welcomes Wayne Butson and Philippa (Pip) Dunphy to the board of ACC.

TVNZ and TV3 have agreed to carry official civil defence messages during an emergency

The new Tertiary Education Strategy underlines the government's determination to equip the country with the kind of 21st century skills needed to drive economic transformation.

The value of New Zealand trade ties with Turkey will get a major boost over the next year with a big increase in the number of Turkish students studying in New Zealand and with the start of livestock exports to Turkey.

Ruth Dyson and Foreign Minister Winston Peters today welcomed the adoption by the UN of the Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities.

A detailed action plan to maximise energy efficiency and renewable energy in New Zealand was launched by government today for public discussion.

Lynchpin port bypass road vital for forestry in Gisborne

Minister of Local Government Mark Burton welcomed news of progress made by the Independent Inquiry into Local Government rates and plans for the public submission process.