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The Minister for Communications and Information Technology David Cunliffe has accepted the recommendations of the Commerce Commission’s investigation into the regulation of co-location servic

Under the Labour-led government the New Zealand economy has enjoyed the longest period of sustained growth in more than a generation, Finance Minister Michael Cullen said today.

Student loan repayment times are falling.

ACC has developed a challenging work programme to review operational issues raised by a report examining the funding and accreditation of physiotherapy services, says ACC Minister Maryan Street.

An extra 760 people a year are expected to get ACC cover for work-related diseases after a decision to add a raft of new ones to the Schedule 2 list, says ACC Minister Maryan Street.

Conservation Minister Steve Chadwick congratulates the winner of New Zealand’s top conservation award, the

There is no question that John Key and Bill English genuinely believe that support for older New Zealanders should be cut, Finance Minister Michael Cullen said today.

New Zealanders are taking action as a result of the family violence ‘It’s Not OK’ campaign, Social Development and Employment Minister Ruth Dyson said today.

New Zealanders are taking action as a result of the family violence ‘It’s Not OK’ campaign, Social Development and Employment Minister Ruth Dyson said today.

I te rangi nei i pânuitia e te Minita mô ngâ Take Māori, a Parekura Horomia, te whakatûtanga o Craig Coxhead, me Stephen Clark ki te taumata kaiwhakawâ o te Kôt

Minister of Māori Affairs, Parekura Horomia today announced the appointment of Mr Craig Coxhead and Mr Stephen Clark to the bench of the Māori Land Court.

Rugby World Cup Minister Clayton Cosgrove has today welcomed the new design for the redevelopment of Eden Park, saying it means preparation for the 2011 Rugby World Cup can begin in earnest.

Māori continue to make gains in the education system, an annual report on Māori achievement shows.

Commerce Minister Lianne Dalziel today announced the appointment of David Caygill, Chair of the Electricity Commission, to the Commerce Commission as an associate member, effective from 1 January 2

Taupo and New Zealand will be the international stage for a bold move by the A1GP World Cup of Motorsport championship to switch to a biofuel mix, Prime Minister Helen Clark announced today.

New Zealand home owners can now get independent, tailored information on how they can live in warmer, healthier homes that cost less to run.

Courts Minister, Rick Barker has today praised the constant improvements in the Courts portfolio.

The Governor-General has approved two new medals to recognise New Zealanders' service in Timor-Leste and the Solomon Islands, Prime Minister Helen Clark and Defence Minister Phil Goff announced tod

All insurance providers – including life, health and general insurance – will have to be licensed by the Reserve Bank under a new prudential regulatory framework announced today by Fina

The Retirement Commissioner’s review of retirement income policy is a timely reminder of how crucial it is for people to plan ahead for their later years, Social Development and Employment Mi

Visuals for the new Levin District Courthouse were made public today by Courts Minister, Rick Barker.

The first of a new generation of school leaders will get a helping hand from a new professional development programme, Minister of Education Chris Carter announced today.

Labour Minister Trevor Mallard is urging workers and their families to put safety first with the launch of the Grim Harvest awareness campaign targeting agriculture and forestry workers who are mos

The Governor-General has approved a new medal to recognise New Zealanders'  service in Timor-Leste, and has approved an expansion of the range of  service in the Solomon Islands that is e