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The Attorney-General Paul East announced today the appointment of Bradley Harle Giles and Judith Marjorie Potter as Judges of the High Court.

On January 27, Cabinet approved additional funding to Aotearoa Television Network subject to a quantitative and qualitative analysis of the service by its funding agency, Te Mangai Paho, no later t

The Minister of State Services, the Hon Jenny Shipley, is welcoming the move to delegate responsibility for industrial negotiations in the education sector to the Ministry of Education.

Health Minister Bill English said today he had had confirmation that Stephen Anderson was receiving treatment from mental health services in Wellington.

New Zealand is to give 50 thousand dollars to help victims of the recent devastating earthquake in Iran, Foreign Minister Don McKinnon announced today.

The Minister in Charge of Treaty of Waitangi Negotiations, Hon D.A.M.

Hon Deborah Morris, Minister of Youth Affairs, will tomorrow (10th March) visit two Conservation Corps programmes operating in the Wellington Region.

The Hon John Luxton, Minister of Commerce, today announced the introduction of a special duty concession for a wide range of children's clothing.

On International Women's Day, the Minister of State Services, the Hon Jenny Shipley, is urging New Zealand families to turn off the television and talk to each other about sexual health and contrac

Customs Minister Neil Kirton said a display of some of the firearms seized by Customs firmly reinforces the need for strong border surveillance.

The Minister of State Services, the Hon Jenny Shipley, says the release of information provided by the Public Service during the coalition talks shows how the political neutrality of the Public Ser

A steering group has been set up to report on the roles and relationships of agencies in the health sector, Health Minister Bill English and Associate Health Minister Neil Kirton announced today.

Merging the Ministries of Agriculture and of Forestry is being given serious consideration, Agriculture and Forestry Minister Lockwood Smith announced today.

A steering group has been set up
to report on the roles and relationships of agencies in the health sector,

Deborah Morris was today appointed to serve on the Education and Science Select Committee.

The triennial Youth Parliament will be taking place on 26th and 27th May 1997.

Energy supply and demand is projected to change significantly over the next 25 years, according to Energy Minister Max Bradford who today released the latest energy projections by the Ministry of C

The Minister of Health, Bill English, announced today that the circumstances surrounding the cancellation of cataract operations in Southland had been referred to the Commerce Commission for invest

(Background facts on the hidden speed camera trial)

Associate Health Minister Neil Kirton this afternoon said that he was confident the right decision would be made with regard to the provision of cardio-thoracic services for Canterbury residents.

Minister of Employment Peter McCardle said today he is pleasantly surprised at how well employment has held up given slower economic growth in the latter half of last year.

The Minister for State Owned Enterprises, the Hon Jenny Shipley, and the Minister of Communications, the Hon Maurice Williamson, say it will be business as usual for TVNZ , while consideration is g

Health Minister Bill English said today he has asked for a full report from HealthCare Otago on its scrutiny of its joint venture partner Southern Cardiothoracic Institute.

Christchurch Opposition members today baulked in Parliament when Health Minister Bill English challenged them to repeat their claims that Christchurch Hospital was unsafe.