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The Labour Party should clearly state how much it intends to tax and spend on its risky industry policy, Associate Finance Minister Lockwood Smith said today.

Consumers and New Zealand's tourism industry stand to benefit following success in recent air services negotiations with Germany, the Minister of Transport Hon Maurice Williamson, announced today.

Increasing trade opportunities, improving the operation of markets, and building broader support for APEC will be the three main themes of New Zealand's year in the APEC Chair in

Slide 1 Economic & Public Sector Reform, 1990-1998

Slide 2 Situation of Government in 1990

The Prime Minister will, on behalf of the Crown, repeat the formal apology to the people of Ngai Tahu, as contained in the Ngai Tahu Claims Settlement Act, passed by Parliament on 29 September.

New Zealand's exporters are doing well despite Asia, Prime Minister Jenny Shipley told the National Party Auckland Division tonight.

The Ministry of Education has finalised new schooling options for next year for students who would have gone to Petone College, Education Minister Wyatt Creech said today.

Post-APEC Luncheon
Carlton Hotel
Auckland

Prime Minister; Ladies and Gentlemen of the Auckland Business Community.

I return from this year's APEC Leaders' meeting confident that our region knows the road to recovery, certain of the value of APEC to New Zealand, and convinced of the opportunities and the immense

Health Minister Bill English said today a survey of clinical leaders' views on the elective surgery booking system showed growing support in the public health service for changes in how it handles

Consultation with families would be a requirement under mental health legislation now being considered by Parliament, Health Minister Bill English said today at the opening of the Schizophrenia Fel

Conservation Minister Nick Smith today welcomed the introduction of the Hauraki Gulf Marine Park Bill to Parliament.

Health Minister Bill English said children outside the main centres stood to benefit from $800,000 funding announced today to implement the recommendations of a recent review of specialty care for

A long term review of water services to ensure safe, secure and efficient supply was announced today by Enterprise and Commerce Minister Max Bradford, and Local Government Minister Tony Ryall.

Today electronic commerce is poised to deliver a new century of wealth not unlike that triggered by the first frozen meat shipment to Britain by the SS Dunedin at the end of the 19th century, Minis

Associate Minister for Food and Fibre, Hon David Carter, today slammed West Coast MP Damien O'Connor's admission this week that the West Coast should accept "the best deal it could as a trade-off",

Associate Minister for Food and Fibre, Hon David Carter, today opened the extensions to award-winning Yarrows Bakery at Manaia, Taranaki.

A report on the West Coast beech proposals prepared by Dr Murray Efford, a Landcare scientist employed by the Forest and Bird Society, was welcomed today by the Associate Minister for Food, Fibre,

The passing of Sir Charles Bennett - one of Maoridom's greatest and most respected leaders - represents the end of an era in New Zealand's history, Prime Minister Jenny Shipley said today.

New Zealand's next High Commissioner to South Africa will be career diplomat Rene Wilson, Foreign Minister Don McKinnon announced today.

New Zealand's next High Commissioner to Tonga will be career diplomat Brian Smythe, Foreign Minister Don McKinnon announced today.

Defence Minister Max Bradford said today that the Army is taking a sensible approach to its vehicle replacement projects by seeking to get the best equipment at the best price rather than simply ru

Diplomatic Club Luncheon
Ambassador Suite
Plaza International Hotel
Wellington

The taxometer shows Labour's "credit card" of promises would require a tax rate of 44%, Education Minister Wyatt Creech and Health Minister Bill English said today.