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Information disclosure regulations designed to encourage competition in the gas industry will come into force on August 7, Energy Minister Max Bradford announced today.

A new, integrated information technology system will boost the New Zealand Immigration Service's ability to clamp down on immigration scams and meet its business goals, Immigration Minister Max Bra

"Recent comments made by Opposition industrial relations spokesperson Steve Maharey are misleading and mischievous" Minister of Labour Max Bradford said today.

Energy Minister Max Bradford has welcomed a move by several power companies to introduce choice and control for household electricity consumers using "smart" technology.

Local government has an important leadership role to play in energy efficiency in New Zealand, Energy Minister Max Bradford said today at the launch of the Energy-Wise Councils Partnership.

The Government has set aside more than $3 million dollars for resettling New Zealand's quota of refugees in the coming year, Immigration Minister Max Bradford said.

The Government has increased the funding of the Employment Tribunal to reduce case backlogs and waiting times, Labour Minister Max Bradford has announced.

Energy Minister Max Bradford has welcomed the news that household electricity consumers are beginning see the benefits of competition in the electricity sector.

Rising gas consumption highlights the need for more oil and gas exploration in New Zealand, Energy Minister Max Bradford says.

The Government is to pay international travel to New Zealand for refugees referred by the UNHCR under the annual refugee quota program, Immigration Minister Max Bradford has announced.

Business Development Minister Max Bradford is encouraging small and medium sized businesses to enhance their performance by entering the 1997 Business Development Quality Awards.

Accusations that New Zealand has declined an invitation to attend an ILO committee in Geneva tomorrow are mischievous and misinformed, Labour Minister Max Bradford said from Geneva today.

Labour Minister Max Bradford has called for a fundamental reassessment of the International Labour Organisation's labour standards and processes.

The role of the Employment Court and its relationship with the Employment Contracts Act is still under review as set out in the Coalition Agreement, Labour Minister Max Bradford says.

Labour Minister Max Bradford is bringing a strong message about the need for reform to the International Labour Organisation in Geneva next week.

Reports of new competition in New Zealand's petrol market is excellent news for consumers and for the economy, Energy Minister Max Bradford said today.

The recent Australian Labour Ministers Conference highlighted the need for New Zealand to move ahead with economic reform, Labour Minister Max Bradford says.

Labour Minister Max Bradford is to attend the Australian Labour Ministers' Conference in Melbourne tomorrow to discuss the impact and future of labour market reforms.

The Engineers Union is using tired doom and gloom tactics to paint a misleading picture of the business environment in New Zealand, Business Development Minister Max Bradford says.

Energy Minister Max Bradford has commissioned a study to accelerate the development of competition for small electricity consumers.

Business Development Minister Max Bradford today launched the revamped 1997 Business Development Quality Awards to highlight the importance of business excellence.

New Zealand is at the international forefront of energy market reform because it moved down the road of comprehensive reform early, and embraced the deregulation process more fully than many other

Applications for New Zealand residence under the Western Samoan Quota Scheme will in future be processed more efficiently, Immigration Minister Max Bradford announced today.

Business Development Minister Max Bradford has revamped the 1997 Business Development Quality Awards to highlight the importance of business excellence.