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Introducing species into the Quota Management system (QMS) is a complex issue Minister of fisheries, Hon John Luxton said today.

Hon John Luxton, Minister of Commerce and the Minister responsible for New Zealand's competition policy, is to meet with the Chair of the Korean Fair Trade Commission, Jeon Yun-Churl, and four othe

Hon John Luxton, Associate Minister of Agriculture and Minister of Commerce, today said Richard Prebble was quite wrong to say that the Government "undervalued the importance of agriculture" but ri

The Government will consult widely with business and other interested parties over the path of tariff reduction from 2000 onwards, Minister of Commerce, Hon John Luxton, announced today.

The Minister of Fisheries, the Hon John Luxton, made decisions regarding the management arrangements for the 1997-98 commercial southern scallop and Nelson/Marlborough dredge oyster fisheries recen

The passing of the Trans Tasman Mutual Recognition Arrangement through all stages in Parliament today was welcomed by the Minister of Commerce, Hon John Luxton.

The passing of the Trans Tasman Mutual Recognition Arrangement through all stages in Parliament today was welcomed by the Minister of Commerce, Hon John Luxton.

Tariffs on motor vehicles will be an immediate focus for Government, meaning even cheaper cars for all New Zealanders, Minister of Commerce John Luxton said today.

The Hon John Luxton, Minister of Fisheries, recently travelled to the Marshall Islands to attend multilateral meetings to discuss the Conservation and Management of Tuna stocks in the Central and W

New Minister of Fisheries, Hon John Luxton, today welcomed the Court of Appeal judgement on quota changes in the snapper fishery from North Cape to East Cape.

Minister of Commerce and Associate Agriculture today queried comments made about his speech to 250 dairy farmers at the Jersey New Zealand Conference in New Plymouth yesterday.

Minister of Commerce and Associate Minister of Agriculture told dairy farmers yesterday that he shared their concerns about dairy farmers who have lost income on average around $50,000 in cold hard

Associate Minister of Agriculture, Hon John Luxton, recently represented New Zealand at the biennial meeting of the South West Pacific Ministers of Agriculture, held in Apia, Western Samoa on 23-24

Associate Minister for Agriculture, Hon John Luxton, today released the proposed National Pest Management Strategy for the major bee disease American foulbrood for public comment.

The Minister of Commerce, the Hon John Luxton, announced today the reappointment of Dr Kate Brown to the Commerce Commission for a period of three years.

Some Fish Industry claims that the Governemt was "intent on removing small fishers from the fishery" were absoulute rubbish, Minsiter of Fisheries, Hon John Luxton said this today.

The Hon John Luxton, Minister of Fisheries, recently travelled to the Republic of the Marshall Islands to lead NZ's delegation at the 33rd meeting of the South Pacific Forum Fisheries Committee (FF

Minister of Commerce and Industry, Hon John Luxton, today launched the New Zealand Patent Office's Trade Marks Database on the Internet.

The Minister of Fisheries, Hon John Luxton, today strongly denied that Government had pulled out of negotiations with Maori over customary fishing regulations.

The Minister of Commerce, Hon John Luxton, welcomed the arrival of Sean Teddy, Youth MP this week.

The Minister of Commerce, Hon John Luxton, announced today that he would be undertaking a new regional business liaison programme which would build on the consultative programme with business estab

Minister of Lands John Luxton today announced the sale of Christchurch's Wigram airbase to Ngai Tahu who intend to use the land primarily for aviation purposes.

The Minister of Fisheries, the Hon John Luxton, today announced that Cabinet has approved measures to allow a Bluff oyster season to commence on June 1.

Associate Minister of Agriculture and Minister of Commerce, Hon John Luxton, today said he was very concerned and was seeking an urgent report on the apparent attempt by a group of overseas scienti