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The Attorney-General, Rt Hon Sir Douglas Graham, today announced the appointment of Mr Rodney Harold Hansen QC as a temporary Judge of the High Court.

Attorney General Sir Douglas Graham will represent the New Zealand Government at the South Pacific Forum in Koror, Palau, from 3 to 6 October.

Christchurch GATT Watchdog organiser Aziz Choudry and the Crown have reached a settlement of Mr Choudry's damages against the Crown for the entering of his home by two Security Intelligence Service

The Attorney-General, Rt Hon Sir Douglas Graham, has announced the appointment of Nelson barrister and solicitor Jane Anne McMeeken as a Family Court Judge.

The Attorney-General, Rt Hon Sir Douglas Graham, has announced the appointment of Auckland barrister and solicitor Mark Eversfield Perkins as a District Court Judge.

The Attorney-General, Rt Hon Sir Douglas Graham, has announced the appointment of New Plymouth barrister and solicitor Noel Anthony Walsh as a Family Court Judge.

The Attorney General, Rt Hon Sir Douglas Graham, has announced the appointment of a District Court Judge to sit as a temporary Judge of the Employment Court from June until December 1999, in order

The Attorney-General, Rt Hon Sir Douglas Graham, today announced the appointment of Dr Robert Chambers QC as a Judge of the High Court. Judge Chambers will be sworn in on 28 May.

The Chief Justice and the Attorney-General said today that a more transparent procedure for the appointment of Judges, setting out how potential candidates for office can express interest in appoin

The Attorney-General, Rt Hon Sir Douglas Graham, noted the tabling of the Constitution Amendment Bill in the House today.

The Chief Justice and the Attorney-General said today that a formalised complaints procedure has been agreed to deal with complaints about Judges.

The Attorney General, Rt Hon Sir Douglas Graham, today announced the appointment of Tauranga barrister and solicitor Tony Fitzgerald as a Family Court Judge.

Thank you for inviting me to speak to you this evening.

Thank you for coming along today, at such short notice. We have an announcement of major importance to make to you today.

"The right given to MPs to raise issues in the House without being subject to defamation proceedings carries with it an obligation to act responsibly," the Attorney General and Chairman of the Priv