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Orica's decision to consolidate its centres into its Gracefield site means thirty new jobs and the campaign that Hutt City mounted to attract Orica shows the value of an economic development unit and how government, working in partnership with industry, can achieve positive results for people.

It is in our national interest to encourage far more investment in new job-creating enterprises with an export focus.

Designline is putting on display the quality of its design and product today which help showcase New Zealand to the world through these buses.

We can produce high-value cheese products efficiently, and the New Zealand ‘Pure’ brand is positioning New Zealand as healthy and pleasant. These are important building blocks for national economic success.

Sister Cities linkages are pivotal and have contributed directly to regional strengthening and international partnerships.

We are only going to lift our incomes substantially over the long term by selling far more high-value products to the world.

The use of design to drive our production up the value chain can offer the sustainable, added-value jobs and higher incomes to which New Zealanders aspire.

Speech to inaugural NZBio conference, 7:30 pm, Monday 14 March 2005.

Christchurch Polytechnic Institute of Technology's new Engineering Technology Centre will help New Zealand address skill shortages

New Zealanders are reaping the benefits of the Government's investment in HITLab NZ

Our creative industries benefit other industries because they help to put New Zealand on the map - improving the export prospects of all our industries.

Te Ohu Whenua Hui a Tau is an initiative established to promote and showcase positive Maori Development and Business in agriculture, horticulture, and forestry sectors.

The Labour Progressive government’s work with the textiles sector is part of a $500 million budget investment package aimed at unleashing the talent and creativity of New Zealanders.

Jim Anderton discusses what needs to be done to continue to unlock the marine industry sector's potential.

Address on adding value, delivered to NZ Institute of Forestry conference, Gisborne.

Acknowledgements

Address at launch of Banks Peninsula Strategic Plan

When it was first announced in December 2001 that the government would support the development of the Waikato Innovation Park, it was - at that time -the largest single regional development announcement in New Zealand in a generation.

The coalition government is working closely with a number of manufacturing sectors to help them meet their potential, Jim Anderton told the Second Annual Manufacturing Summit in Auckland.

Speech on innovation to open the Thrive Wellington Conference, Employers & Manufacturers Association, St. James Theatre, Wellington.

Jim Anderton challenges South Canterbury's Regional Development Conference delegates to lead re-vitalised regions to further success.

Jim Anderton speech to Resonate Music event

6:00 pm
Tuesday, 25 February 2003
Resonate 2003 Music Event
Saffire Room, Metropolis Hotel, 1
Courthouse Lane, Auckland

Jim Anderton's 'innovation on the road' tour. This speech was made to key Manukau busineses.

Jim Anderton speech to

4:30 pm
Friday, 15 November 2002
Speech with Julie Christie to the NZ Film and Television Industry Conference on Screen Production Taskforce
Stamford Plaza, Albert Street, Auckland