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It’s a pleasure to celebrate the successes of open source with you tonight.

I thought I’d set the mood tonight with some humour.

I’ve been asked to answer the question: What are you doing to get New Zealanders connected to each other and the rest of the world?

I recently heard a US Presidential candidate say that he is yet to master how to use the internet. He relies on his wife and staff to get him online to read news, political websites and blogs.

Speech notes from keynote address to the Korea Australia New Zealand (KANZ) OECD Broadband Summit, 19 June 2008, Seoul, Korea

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Speech notes from address to Telecommunications Carriers Forum, Silverdale, Hibiscus Coast, 12.30pm, 30 May 2008.

Speech notes to TUANZ Telecommunications Day, Te Papa, Wellington8 May 2008

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Speech notes for address to the Local Government New Zealand Broadband Forum, Michael Fowler Centre, Wellington

Keynote speech at the Digital Summit 2.0

Speech notes for the opening of Convergence Oceania 2007, SkyCity, Auckland

As a result of the work the Labour-led government has done over the past 12 months, we are well on track to implement the changes required to bring faster, cheaper broadband Internet to all New Zealanders.

Government determined to transform telecommunications sector and NZ economy

Information is instant, markets are global and they are 24 hours. The benefits are wide and varied and we, as a small, smart country have an opportunity to be world leaders in this technology.

Wireless Forum Convergence Meeting, Te Papa, Wellington

Duxton Hotel, Wellington

Madam Speaker, I move that the Unsolicited Electronic Messages Bill be now read a third time.
[S.O. 308 (1)]

Address for the Second Reading

Address to the Australia, Korea, New Zealand Broadband Summit, Adelaide, South Australia.

Address to Anti-Virus Asia Researchers Conference, Auckland

Address to Telecommunications Carriers Forum Strategic Planning Session

Address to the Launch of Connectivity 06

Opening address at Government Technology World New Zealand Conference

Speech to the Competitive Manufacturing conference on behalf of the Hon Trevor Mallard

Address to Wireless Forum ICT Leaders Breakfast

Speech to APEC Telecommunications and Information Working Group meeting