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Let me start by saying what a pleasure it is to be back in Kenya. This is my third visit here.

Prime Minister
Participants in the Maori Women in Decision-Making project
Distinguished guests

Rotorua

E nga mana, e nga reo, tauira ma, rau rangatira ma, tena koutou, tena koutou, tena koutou katoa.

Omarama

Good morning chairman Malcolm Bailey from Federated Farmers, fellow speakers and ladies and gentlemen.

I seek to make a ministerial statement pursuant to standing order 347 on a matter of significant public importance concerning Mr Gunter and Mrs Petra Schier and allegations about my role in their r

This is my first formal address as Minister of Health. I want to take advantage of this opportunity to lay out some of my initial thoughts on my new portfolio.

INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS CONFERENCE
AUCKLAND

Ladies and gentlemen ... thank you for inviting me to speak here this morning.

The world has changed a great deal. Take for example:

Thank you for the opportunity to speak to your conference today.

Ko Tongariro te maunga
Ko Taupo te moana
Ko Tuwharetoa te iwi
Ko te Heuheu te tangata

Distinguished guests, ladies and gentlemen.

You might be wondering why this evening's address is titled "Who's afraid of APEC?".

ADDRESS TO 7TH ANNUAL NEW ZEALAND MEDICO-LEGAL CONFERENCE

Thank you for the opportunity to speak to you today about New Zealand's objectives for APEC 1999.

When you have a large public float to manage, then the business of printing the right number of Investment Statements, mailing them out, and getting replies back in can be a pain in the neck for ev

It's a great pleasure Prime Minister, to have you and Mrs Howard with us in Wellington today, and to formally welcome you to New Zealand.

Chen & Palmer Business Forum

Thank you for this opportunity to update you on the Government's trade liberalisation agenda.

The Prime Minister, Jenny Shipley, announced the formation of a new "cluster" in her latest Cabinet reshuffle.

The Prime Minister, Jenny Shipley, announced the formation of a new "cluster" in her latest Cabinet reshuffle.

Mr Speaker
Welcome back. This Parliamentary session and this year, 1999, are going to be remarkable for New Zealand.

Tonight I can report to you that there is a new mood in New Zealand.

Nineteen ninety-eight is behind us and we're growing again.

In the last 18 months, you've probably faced the most difficult international trading environment ever encountered by the modern New Zealand export sector.

WHITIANGA (speech delivered on Mr Elder's behalf by Roger Estall, Chairman of the Fire Services Commission)

A Speech to Christchurch Business

A Speech to Christchurch Business

Good afternoon ladies and gentlemen.