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Comments at the launch of the Ministry of Social Development’s Partnership for Industry initiative with the Hospitality Association of New Zealand. The Boatshed, Wellington.

Associate Health Minister Ruth Dyson
addresses a Mental Health Forum
in Wellington on 8 October 2003 about working together to support the mental and emotional well-being of children and young people.

Good morning and thank you for the opportunity to address the 68th Annual Police Association Conference.

The Credit Contracts and Comsumer Finance Bill will halt housing scams, Tamaki Makaurau MP John Tamihere says.

Senior Citizens Minister Ruth Dyson
addresses Grey Power Invercargill on issues affecting older people on 7 October 2003

Grand Hall, Parliament

James Hay Convention Centre, Christchurch.

Hilton Hotel, Auckland

New Zealand's biosecurity system is probably the best in the world, but we must continuously improve.

The Government’s priority is the elimination of all weapons of mass destruction; nuclear weapons in particular, but also chemical and biological weapons.

Tena kotou katoa

Mr Richard McElrea, distinguished guests (etc)

Thank you for the invitation to address you this morning.

Auckland is growing by a city the size of Dunedin every four to five years.

Thank you for inviting me to speak with you this morning.

The Censorship Compliance Unit has achieved international recognition in two main areas.

Kia Ora Tatou, Tena Koutou Katoa, Talofa Lava, Malo e lelei, Fakaalofa lahi atu, Kia Orana, Ni sa Bula Vinaka, Taloha Ni, Halo Olaketa, Aloha, Ia Orana,

A warm Pacific welcome to you all

Associate Health Minister and Progressive Leader, Jim Anderton, today launched 'Te Kete Whaiora’.

Police Minister opens new station in Matawai.

Westpac Trust Stadium, Wellington

Welcome to overseas guests attending the Australian Transport Research Forum.

Thank you for coming to breakfast this morning. It is important at times like this to remind ourselves how important the Japan – New Zealand relationship is to New Zealand.

Thank you for coming here today. My intention in these introductory comments is to give you some feel for the state of the New Zealand economy and for the subtle pressures that are emerging in it. In historical terms, my message is unusual.

This Cancer Control Workshop represents, in many ways, the most exciting step yet in the process of reducing the tragic impact of cancer in the lives of so many New Zealanders.

Speech opening Regional Whanau Development hui, Auckland

Regional Development Minister and Progressive leader Jim Anderton spoke on the vital importance of strong regional economies at the Town Centre Association Conference

Women's Affairs Minister Ruth Dyson
addresses NZ Federation of Graduate Women on the topic of ‘Women, Information and Power’at the
Christchurch College of Education in September 2003