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Landowners will now have much more certainty about their responsibilities to recreational users following today's passing of the Coalition Government's Health and Safety in Employment Amendment Bil

Energy Minister Max Bradford is concerned to see parties in the gas industry disputing recently published Ministry of Commerce data showing its estimates of Maui gas reserves have been revised up 4

Energy Minister Max Bradford today announced the terms of reference and membership of the three person Ministerial Inquiry into the Auckland CBD power failure.

The Prime Minister of Samoa, Tofilau Eti Alesana, and the New Zealand Minister of Immigration, Max Bradford, today announced changes to the annual New Zealand-Samoa Immigration Quota Scheme.

Energy Minister Max Bradford will be in downtown Auckland again on Thursday to review progress on restoring the city's CBD power.

The terms of reference for the Government's inquiry into the electricity failure in Auckland's central business district will be announced in the next couple of days, Energy Minister Max Bradford s

The Government has agreed to make a grant of $100,000 towards Parade '98-Vietnam Remembered, a programme of events which will pay tribute to the men, women and families whose lives were affected by

The Coalition Government will introduce legislation this year to tighten up on immigration scams, Immigration Minister Max Bradford said today.

Energy Minister Max Bradford has welcomed today's reports of petrol companies dropping their wholesale petrol and diesel prices.

The Government has brokered an arrangement between Mercury Energy, GEC (the principle contractor), Transpower and Transrail to dramatically accelerate construction of a temporary electricity supply

The Government will proceed with a change to the Health and Safety Act in order to clarify the law and to ensure that farmers and recreational land users understand their responsibilities, Labour M

The news that the two oil cables supplying Auckland's CBD are not able to be restored has been treated with dismay by the Government, Energy Minister Max Bradford said tonight.

Prime Minister Jenny Shipley and Energy Minister Max Bradford are to meet Auckland Mayor Les Mills on Friday to discuss the power failure in Auckland's central business district.

Energy Minister Max Bradford totally rejects allegations that the Government had known about the "impending crisis" with Auckland's electricity for at least a year.

Energy Minister Max Bradford today announced that the Coalition Government had decided there would be a formal inquiry into the Auckland electricity failure.

Ladies and gentlemen, it is indeed a pleasure to see so many representatives of this industry, which is so important to New Zealand?s economy, present here today.

The Minister of Defence, Max Bradford, today announced that New Zealand's contribution to the Multinational Coalition being assembled to pursue Iraq's compliance with United Nations obligations wou

Defence Minister Max Bradford today announced that Navy Captain David Anson had been appointed as Senior National Adviser (New Zealand) for Operation GRIFFIN, New Zealand?s contribution to the Mult

Labour Minister Max Bradford said today about 14,000 submissions and about 20,000 trade union campaign postcards had been received in response to public consultation on the Government's review of t

Energy Minister Max Bradford welcomed today's announcement that Gull Petroleum would be entering the New Zealand retail petrol market.

Energy Minister Max Bradford today welcomed news that a poll had found businesses expressing overwhelming support for further breaking up of the electricity industry to increase competition.

Defence Minister Max Bradford, in releasing the Defence briefing papers, said today his first priority as new Minister was to ensure our forces had the people and equipment to do the job - in peace

The Government has not been asked to consider, nor has it considered sending a frigate to the Persian Gulf, Defence Minister Max Bradford said today.

Business Development Minister Max Bradford says today's High Court judgement on the suspension of business development grants confirms that it is proper for him to act to prevent boards making gr