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A day can be a long time in politics. Twelve months has gone by in a flash.

You can make your own luck and take the opportunities when they arise. APEC is one of these as we take our turn to host APEC in New Zealand next year.

Decisions announced today will maintain New Zealand's commitment to a credible defence force at an affordable cost, Prime Minister Jenny Shipley said today.

"The National Government remains determined to provide economic and political leadership for New Zealand," Prime Minister Jenny Shipley said tonight.

Prime Minister Jenny Shipley congratulated the Apple and Pear Marketing Board and the pipfruit industry for their achievements of the past 50 years, at a special dinner to celebrate the board's 50t

Prime Minister Jenny Shipley today announced that Cabinet has made a series of decisions with respect to the re-equipping of the New Zealand Defence Forces.

On becoming Prime Minister last December, I set out five key areas where I hope gains would be made.

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

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.

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

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.

Prime Minister Jenny Shipley encouraged all New Zealanders to grab the chance to carry the Olympic Torch for New Zealand, when it toured the country in the year 2000.

Post APEC New Zealand looks well positioned in every respect. We have every reason to look to the future with confidence.

Prime Minister Jenny Shipley said she was saddened by the resignation of Samoa's Prime Minister Tofilau Eti Alesana today, due to illness.

Prime Minister Jenny Shipley and Conservation Minister Nick Smith today launched National's Conservation and Environment Policy Statement at Arahura on the West Coast, with four major policy packag

Prime Minister Goh, Madame Tan Choo Leng, Distinguished Ministers and Guests.

Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia

It's good to be here among friends this evening after a busy day at the Leaders' meeting.

We appreciate your hosting this function this evening.

Putra World Trade Centre
Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia

"New Zealanders will welcome what appears to be a stepping back by Iraq," Prime Minister Jenny Shipley said today.

"Labour's tax and spending policies don't add up," Prime Minister Jenny Shipley said today.

Provisions relating to annual tax rates for 1998/99 in the Taxation (Tax Credit, Trading Stock and Other Remedial Matters) Bill affect the flow of revenue to Government and will, therefore, be a ma

The Government has set aside $100,000 to ensure as many people as possible can participate in Waitangi Day commemorations throughout New Zealand next year, Prime Minister Jenny Shipley announced to

Prime Minister Jenny Shipley will visit Singapore on 19 and 20 November on her return from the APEC Leaders' Meeting in Kuala Lumpur.