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Minister of Fisheries, Hon John Luxton, said this afternoon that any fishing boat which was fishing illegally could be confiscated, along with its fish catch and even other assets of registered own

  • John Luxton
  • Fisheries and Aquaculture

Minister of Fisheries, Hon John Luxton, said today that he will be taking a paper to Cabinet next Tuesday considering officials advice on what could be done to make progress with Maori Customary fi

  • John Luxton
  • Fisheries and Aquaculture

Associate Health Minister Hon Tuariki Delamere said today that, contrary to a grossly misleading New Zealand Herald headline, the Government's policy of free doctors' visits for children under six

  • John Delamare
  • Associate Minister of Health

The Minister of Agriculture, Lockwood Smith, today praised the efforts of farmers, Federated Farmers and the local community for the way they had pulled together to cope with the effects of the dro

  • Jenny Shipley
  • Prime Minister

The Government has been formally notified that the Chinese State Council has designated New Zealand as an approved destination for Chinese tourists, Tourism Minister Murray McCully announced today.

  • Murray McCully
  • Tourism

Minister of Agriculture, Lockwood Smith, will visit drought affected Marlborough tomorrow to see first hand the extent and seriousness of the drought.

  • Dr Lockwood Smith
  • Agriculture

The Bougainville Peace Process and drought relief will be at the top of the agenda when the Minister of Foreign Affairs and Trade, Don McKinnon meets with Papua New Guinea Prime Minister, Bill Skat

  • Don McKinnon
  • Foreign Affairs and Trade

"Penalties and remedies under the Commerce Act must deter anticompetitive conduct," Minister responsible for competition policy, the Minister of Commerce, Hon John Luxton said today.

  • John Luxton
  • Commerce

The Minister of Maori Affairs, the Hon Tau Henare, said today he had some sympathy for Waitangi Tribunal claimants frustrated by the speed in which claims are processed.

  • Tau Henare
  • Maori Affairs

The old Chinese saying 'May you live in interesting times' has recurred to me several times since I became Prime Minister six months ago.

  • Jenny Shipley
  • Prime Minister

Associate Health Minister, Hon Tuariki Delamere, today rejected claims by NZ First MP, Neil Kirton, that the Government was planning to put the safety of the elderly in resthomes at risk.

  • John Delamare
  • Associate Minister of Health