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I would like to acknowledge Dr John Martin, World Health Organisation; Pat Snedden, ADHB; Dr John Wellingham, Royal New Zealand College of General Practitioners; Dr Kathy James, from Health Care Ao

Thank you for inviting me to this launch, at the start of the new cervical cancer vaccination programme.

Tena koutou katoa, and warm Pacific greetings to you all. 

Kia ora and thank you for welcoming me here today. I would like to thank Deputy Principal, Kiri Gill, Teacher in Charge, Debbie Whiteley, and TPU students for hosting us today.

Kia ora.

Thank you for your invitation to once again open your annual conference, it’s great to be here.

Speech notes to launch Counselling Awareness Week, 10 June 2008, Sorrento in the Park, AucklandIt’s a pleasure to be here today to launch Counselling Awareness week.

Madam Speaker, In supporting the Prime Minister’s statement, and speaking as Leader of the Progressive Party, may I say that as one gets older, it is increasingly possible to see and particip

Speech notes for address to the Elective Services Workshop, 14 May 2008, St James Theatre, Wellington

Speech notes to launch the Antibiotic Wise Campaign at Clyde Quay School in Wellington, 13 May 2008.

Ko Te Mata taku maunga

Ko Tukituki taku awa.

Ko Tau iwi

Ko Ngāti Pākehā ahau

Taku ingoa, ko Steve Chadwick

Today is International Midwives Day and it is a pleasure to be here, on behalf of the Prime Minister Helen Clark, to celebrate with you. Thank you very much for the invitation to speak.

I welcome this forum and I am grateful for the opportunity to join you here. I welcome it because I think the issue of the harm caused by drugs and alcohol is important.

Speech by Associate Health Minister Steve Chadwick at the National Screening Unit Symposium, Te Papa, Wellington. 

Speech by Associate Minister of Health, Steve Chadwick at the launch of Te Kahui Community Cancer Service
Rotorua Hospital
Rotorua

Thank you to the management of Te Manu Toroa for your warm and much appreciated invitation to attend this very special 10^th birthday.

Speech to launch Autism Spectrum Disorder Guideline, Parliament Buildings, Wellington, 2 April 2008. 

Kia ora.

Thank you for the invitation to speak here again at the New Zealand Rural General Practice Network Annual Conference.

Kia ora and welcome to today's celebratory morning tea.

Thank you for taking an hour to come and help celebrate a number of milestones we've reached towards protecting, promoting and supporting breastfeeding in New Zealand.

Tena koutou, tena koutou, tena koutou katoa. Warm greetings to you all.

Tena kotou, tena kotou, tena kotou katoa. Warm greetings to you all.

Five hundred lives a year - nearly ten a week - end in New Zealand through suicide. As many as are killed on our roads each year!

Kia ora koutou katoa – thank you for inviting me to join your meeting today.