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The 2nd annual Maori Language Awards were again held on Maori Language Day

14 Mahuru 2005, 7.30 i te pö

E ngä mana, e ngä reo, e rau rangatira mä, tënei te mihi whänui atu.

Speech to New Zealand Association of Private Education Providers Conference

Speech to the 9th Annual Public Sector Finance Forum

Book launch for Piers MacLaren's 'The Leading Edge'

Health Minmister Annette King opens AUT's new oral health clinic, and congratulates AUT for its innovative approaches to rebuilding the oral health workforce.

Speech notes prepared for opening of Waiwhetu Cultural Centre,

Tïhei Mauriora, Ka mau te wehi Te Ätiawa, Puketapu me Ngäti Hämua! Te Rünanga o Taranaki, Kara Puketapu, ko au ano rätou tënei e whai hönore nei ki te whai wähi ano i roto i te whakatutukitanga o tëtahi ano o o moemoeä.

This Government believes petroleum, particularly gas, has a vital role to play in the future energy mix of this country.

How is the emphasis on primary health care working in practice? Where are the gains being made? Read on to find out more...

The theme of this conference, Today’s Choices, Tomorrow’s Consequences, is an excellent reminder of how people’s reproductive decisions today can affect our society in the future...

It is vital that we protect and enhance the environment that overseas visitors come to enjoy, and that we provide good quality facilities for them.

It is a pleasure to be able to speak to you again. It has been a good year for older New Zealanders generally speaking, and I believe a good year also for government superannuitants.

Today’s ceremony marks the end of a sad chapter in our history which began ninety years ago.

This oral history project originated back in 2000 when I returned from the 85th anniversary of the Gallipoli landings.

Speech to the New Zealand Wind Energy Conference, Wellington Town Hall convention centre

The government has made good progress in developing environmental management tools to help us understand our environment more clearly, and make better management decisions.

Foreign Minister's Phil Goff address to a meeting on the Tongan public service strike, held in Auckland on August 27

Gisborne Pirates Rugby Football Club Conference Centre Opens for Business

Through the packaging industry's commitment, the Packaging Accord will continue to provide a successful model of voluntary product stewardship in action.

Smart Systems-Auckland War Memorial Museum

New Zealand's reputation as a developed, smart country has been reinforced by marketing research firm Anholt-GMI which recently placed New Zealand at number 10 in a list of the 25 strongest national brands in the world.

The international education industry here - with its strong focus on quality and excellence - is a vital part of this brand.

Combined with our strong domestic market, total tourism spending represents nearly 10 per cent of GDP and accounts for one in ten jobs

New Zealand has a long history of experience with biological invasions – over time, rats, mice, and numerous other pests and diseases have made it here. We’ve had to develop strong systems for biosecurity to maintain our environment and way of life, systems recognized as world class by the rest of the world.