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Our Labour-led government wants to ensure that education and training providers meet the needs of their communities, of their students, and of business, industry and iwi.

This Labour-led government is committed to supporting all our Pacific communities and the positive contributions they make...

The New Zealand Labour-led government places a high value on partnership and relationships with our Pacific trading partners.

The Labour-led government recognises the value of an holistic approach to addressing family violence.

Even with the different climate and lifestyle in the southern regions, one thing still rings true about our Pacific communities...

Speech given at the Wellington Multicultural Festival, Sunday 1 April 2007

All New Zealanders, including our Pacific communities should be able to hear and see their own voices, stories, and culture on their radios and television screens

This Labour-led government has emphasised the importance of partnership. We work closely with our social partners to achieve our shared goals and to raise living standards and economic growth.

The Labour-led Government's five year Plan of Action will ensure woman in New Zealand can participate fully in the workplace and that their employment opportunity rewards are not affected by gender.

Speech given at the Thirteenth National Conference of Healthcare Aotearoa, Friday 23 March 2007.

'Pasifika in Aotearoa: New Zealand in the Pacific '. Speech given in Auckland, Friday 9 March 2007.

Speech to the Young Pacific Leaders Conference, Aotea Centre, Auckland.

Growth in the number of Pacific Health Professionals is vital to positive health outcomes for our Pacific people and communities.

Speech given at the Pacific Business Trust Business Awards Launch Thursday 8 February

The Labour-led government supports and affirms the work our pacific communities to improve our social and economic outcomes

Our older Pacific people are the foundation on which our communities are built.

Speech to the inaugural North Shore Pasifika Festival.

We need to continue developing healthy programmes that reach the margins of our Pacific communities in innovative ways.

Speech given at the New Zealand International Development Studies Network Conference in Dunedin.

Speech given at the Pacific Diabetes Fono in Wellington on Monday 20 November.

Speech given at the Tuvalu Council of Leaders Summit Opening in Waitakere on Saturday 18 November.