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

Mayor Janie Annear, Parliamentary colleague Jo Goodhew and Labour candidate Julian Blanchard, Royal New Zealand Returned Services’ Association National President Robin Klitscher, Canterbury D

Venue: University of Otago, Dunedin
Date/time: 3:30pm, Saturday 30th August 2008

Launch of Pacific Starmap website, Aotea Centre, Auckland

Speech notes prepared for delivery at Mangatu marae, Whatatutu

Thank you all for your warm welcome here today for the signing of the Agreement in Principle.

Speech notes for address to National Conference for Property Council New Zealand, Te Papa, Wellington.

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Finance Minister Hon Dr Michael Cullen’s speech notes prepared ahead of the opening address to the Association of Superannuation Funds of New Zealand conference, Auckland

 Civil Defence Minister Rick Barker speaks to Porirua schools to launch Kia Takatū, the Te Reo version of What's The Plan Stan.

Environment Minister Trevor Mallard's speech to Business Breakfast on sustainable design and sustainable business, hosted by Ministry for the Environment.

Venue:  Science Alive, 382 Moorhouse Avenue, Christchurch

Time:     6.30pm, 27 August 2008

I wish to make a Ministerial statement pursuant to Standing Order 348.

Speech notes for Associate Minister for Social Development and Employment Darren Hughes' address at the Launch of Levin's Early Years Hub, Horowhenua District Council, Levin

Venue:  Massey University, The Museum Building, Buckle St, Wellington

Wellington Town Hall
 

 Privacy Commissioner, Marie Shroff, thank you for inviting me to open today’s forum.

Madam Speaker, I wish to move that the Walking Access Bill now be read a second time. 

Speech for the launch of book: “The Prison System and its Effects, Wherefrom, Whereto, and Why?”
Grand Hall, Parliament Buildings

I move that the Reserve Bank of New Zealand Amendment Bill (No 3) be now read a second time. 

Speech  at the Central Cancer Network Fono, 174 Bedford Street, Porirua

Speech notes prepared ahead of address at the Waikato River Deed of Settlement event, Turangawaewae Marae

168 years ago, Maori and the Crown signed the Treaty of Waitangi.

Rau rangatira ma,
tenei te mihi ki a koutou i runga i te kaupapa o te ra.
Tena koutou, tena koutou, tena koutou katoa.

Martin Tolar, thank you for the opportunity to address your conference this morning.

Today I would like to touch on a number of issues and challenges facing both your industry and government, particularly focu