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The report, "Impact 2001" Learning with Information Technology - The Issues, was released today by the Minister for
Information Technology, Hon Maurice Williamson.

The Minister of Foreign Affairs and Trade, Don McKinnon, said today the most effective way for New Zealand to influence Human Rights around the world is to remain involved.

Associate Health Minister, Hon Tuariki Delamere, said today Labour leader, Helen Clark, had yet again demonstrated her lack of understanding of the country's health system.

Police Minister Jack Elder had not summoned the Police Commissioner to explain the Police drink-driving crack down last Friday, as reported in the Dominion this morning.

The first year of the Coalition Government has produced real gains for the Police in their work to make our communities safer, Police Minister Jack Elder said today.

Hon John Luxton, Minister of Commerce, responded with surprise today to comments made by Mr Kirton MP in the media and offered a full briefing to Mr Kirton on the issues involved to help ensure he

The Government is making further improvements to the way juries are selected and managed with new legislation currently before Parliament, the newly appointed Minister for Courts Wyatt Creech said

The Government is making further improvements to the way juries are selected and managed with new legislation currently before Parliament, the newly appointed Minister for Courts Wyatt Creech said

Health Minister Bill English and Pacific Island Affairs Minister Don McKinnon today launched a new direction for improving the health of Pacific people living in New Zealand.

Minister of Fisheries, Hon John Luxton today said he had been invited to visit the West Coast to talk directly with concerned fishers regrading suggested changes to the 43 metre rule.

Minister of Competition, Hon John Luxton today said he has asked his officials to report to him on the way the Resource Management Act may be used to thwart competition in the oil industry.

Prime Minister Jenny Shipley and Deputy Prime Minister Winston Peters said today on eve of the first anniversary of the National-New Zealand First Government that it has been a year of success and

Kiwifruit exporters will be the first to gain after New Zealand and India reached an agreement on phasing out Indian import restrictions, International Trade Minister Lockwood Smith announced today

The Coalition government has delivered real gains for New Zealand's key export sectors in its first year of operation, Agriculture, Forestry and International Trade Minister Lockwood Smith said tod

New Zealand's small to medium businesses have a high awareness of the possible threats posed by the millennium bug, announced Minister for Information Technology, Hon Maurice Williamson, today.

The Minister of Justice, Hon D.A.M. Graham, today announced the appointment of Palmerston North Queen's Counsel Leslie Herrick Atkins as a District Court Judge.

The Minister of Justice, Hon D.A.M. Graham, today announced the appointment of Palmerston North Queen's Counsel Leslie Herrick Atkins as a District Court Judge.

The Minister of Maori Affairs, the Hon Tau Henare, today acknowledged the passing of another of Maoridom's leaders, Waikato kuia and land rights campaigner Eva Rickard.

New Zealand's call for the progressive inclusion of developing countries in any legally binding commitment on greenhouse gases is a long standing one, according to Environment Minister Simon Upton.

Income Support will bring forward the payment of benefits that would normally fall on Christmas Day this year, to ensure that beneficiaries can access their payments on Christmas Eve day, says Mini

The Minister of Communications, the Hon Maurice Williamson, and the Minister of Maori Affairs, the Hon Tau Henare,

Labour and Immigration Minister Max Bradford will reinforce the message that New Zealand has an open and welcoming attitude to immigration when he visits Asian countries in the coming week.

Defence has been added to the portfolios of Labour, Energy, Immigration and Business Development Minister Max Bradford.

Associate Education Minister, Nick Smith, today presented plans projecting 36 new schools in the Auckland area to a meeting of Mayors, their chief executives and Members of Parliament.