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The Prime Ministers of the Netherlands and New Zealand, Wim Kok and Jim Bolger, were delighted to announce today agreement on a working holiday scheme between the two countries.

Southward Museum, Kapiti Coast

BANQUET HALL, THE BEEHIVE

Mr Prime Minister, Mrs Kok and members of your delegation, ladies and gentlemen.

"I am honoured to accept the challenge of leading New Zealand to a brighter future," Jenny Shipley said today.

Prime Minister Jim Bolger has announced that he will retire as Prime Minister and Leader of the National Party before the end of this year.

EDINBURGH, SCOTLAND

Prime Minister, Mrs Blair, Heads of Government, Ministers, distinguished guests, ladies and gentlemen.

Currency and stock market issues will feature at CHOGM, the Prime Minister Jim Bolger said today.

Prime Minister Jim Bolger has announced a doubling in the number of young Britons able to take working holidays in New Zealand each year.

Prime Minister Jim Bolger said he was disappointed by Labour Leader Helen Clark's personalised attack on him today.

Prime Minister Jim Bolger today had a private audience with Her Majesty The Queen in which he personally conveyed the sympathy of all New Zealanders over the tragic death of Diana, Princess of Wale

Prime Minister Jim Bolger today announced he will make a three-day visit to China after attending the APEC leaders meeting in Vancouver at the end of November.

WELLINGTON

Chief Executive John Blanthorne, Wellington Branch Manager Peter Smith, distinguished guests, ladies and gentlemen.

Thank you for the invitation to join you today.

Mr Bolger today welcomed the announcement of two Government funding packages, worth $12 million over three years, to help and support young people in South Auckland.

AUCKLAND

Institute Chair Mrs Kerrin Vautier, distinguished guests, ladies and gentlemen.

Thank you for the invitation to share some thoughts with you this evening.

Prime Minister Jim Bolger said today it was pointless to proceed with a feasibility study to move the Beehive and complete Parliament House in the 1911 design.

BUSINESS BREAKFAST,
BANQUET HALL,
THE BEEHIVE

WELLINGTON

National President Doug Matheson, Young Executive of the Year nominees, distinguished guests, ladies and gentlemen.

AUCKLAND

Ladies and gentlemen.

Thank you for the invitation to share some thoughts with you this evening.

AUCKLAND

Prime Minister Jim Bolger today
announced that Their Royal Highnesses The Duke of Edinburgh and The Prince

AUCKLAND REGIONAL CHAMBER OF COMMERCE AND INDUSTRY,
AOTEA CENTRE,
AUCKLAND

Chairman Dave Truscott, Chief Executive Michael Barnett, ladies and gentlemen.

BEEHIVE FOYER

Hon Simon Upton, Cabinet and Parliamentary colleagues, distinguished guests, ladies and gentlemen.

WELLINGTON

Mary McGiven, Rose McLean, Hon Roger Sowry, Parliamentary colleagues, Mayor Mark Blumsky, distinguished guests, ladies and gentlemen.

Prime Minister Jim Bolger said tonight that while the Compulsory Retirement Savings Scheme had been rejected by voters, the Referendum result had not voted away the problem of how to provide for an