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Launch of 'Tuatua Mai' Cook Islands Mind Your Language website, Sir Edmund Hillary Collegiate, Otara, Manukau City

Rydges Hotel
Christchurch

May I begin by offering Jim Anderton’s apologies. He was looking forward to addressing you today, but his loss is my gain.

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

Speech notes for address to Waikato Regional Transport Committee

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Speech notes for Ruth Dyson, Minister for Social Development and Employment address to Every Child Counts conference - venue: James Cook Hotel, Wellington

Rau rangatira maa,

Speech to the Tekau Plus Symposium, Te Papa 

Speech to parliament fo the Third Reading of the Bill

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I move that the Public Transport Management Bill be read a third time.

Thank you to all the performers tonight for bringing the energy of dance into the Grand Hall.  You have reminded us how dance is a fundamental form of human cultural expression, a healthy way

Opening of Tu Tangata: Wellington Secondary Schools Polynesian Festival, TSB Arena, Jervois Quay, Wellington

Chateau on the Park

Christchurch

I am delighted to be able to open this new marine reserve, on the doorstep of our capital city.

Environment Minister Trevor Mallard's speech at the presentation to Hanable the CANable Competition Winners, Greenacres School, Tawa

Good afternoon everyone.

I move, that the Cultural Property (Protection in Armed Conflict) Bill be now read a first time.

Madam Speaker, I move that the Public Transport Management Bill be read a second time.

I am delighted to have the opportunity to be here today and thank you, particularly to the NSW Commissioner and Director, Michael Foggo and Albert Gardiner, for accommodating my need to switch our

Good evening and welcome to Parliament Buildings and the launch of the Natural Products Industry Capability Report. 

The National Kapa Haka Festival has become a significant event on the cultural calendar for many New Zealanders. Te Matatini has played a pivotal role in the development of the Festival.

Tēnā koutou and warm Pacific greetings to you this morning.

NZAPEP President, Karl Yates; members of the NZAPEP Executive; delegates; ladies and gentlemen.

Speech notes for address at presentation of rare bookset ‘Godley Gifts’ to the National Library.

Speech at the opening of the Pan Pacific Gathering for HIV Positive People, Auckland University Marae

Thank you for inviting me to speak to you today.

Parliament
Wellington

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?