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Hon Marie Hasler, the Minister of Cultural Affairs, announced today the appointment of Aucklander Professor Karl Stead to the Council of Creative New Zealand and Ms Jennifer Shennan, Wellington, to

  • Marie Hasler
  • Cultural Affairs

Hon Marie Hasler, the Minister of Cultural Affairs, today announced the reappointment of Sir Ronald Trotter as Chair of the Board of the Museum of New Zealand, Te Papa Tongarewa.

  • Marie Hasler
  • Cultural Affairs

Hon Marie Hasler, the Minister of Cultural Affairs, extends her warmest congratulations to Cheryll Sotheran, Chief Executive of the Museum of New Zealand, Te Papa Tongarewa, on receiving the 1999 N

  • Marie Hasler
  • Cultural Affairs

Introducing competition and choice into the accident compensation arena will benefit all New Zealanders, former factory inspector the Hon Marie Hasler Associate Minister of ACC said today.

  • Marie Hasler
  • Associate Accident Rehabilitation and Compensation Insurance

National members share the committee's objective of giving a priority to upgrading army equipment and conditions.

  • Marie Hasler
  • Cultural Affairs

New Zealanders need to make the country's clean, green image a reality, the Associate Minister for the Environment, the Hon Marie Hasler said today.

  • Marie Hasler
  • Associate Minister for the Environment

New Zealand needs to be more than just a nation of male and female jocks, the Hon Marie Hasler the Minister of Cultural Affairs said today.

  • Marie Hasler
  • Cultural Affairs

Young people who identify strongly with their own culture and feel good about themselves will be better placed to say no to drugs, says the Minister for Cultural Affairs Marie Hasler.

  • Marie Hasler
  • Cultural Affairs

I am delighted to be here today to present Gracefield's Environmental Choice licences.

  • Marie Hasler
  • Associate Minister of the Environment

Hon Marie Hasler, Associate Minister for the Environment, will present Environmental Choice licences for household tissue and recycled paper to Gracefield Paper tomorrow afternoon.

  • Marie Hasler
  • Associate Minister for the Environment

Being overshadowed by Australia as the first country to see the new millennium highlights the need for New Zealanders to take action, the Minister of Cultural Affairs Marie Hasler said today.

  • Marie Hasler
  • Cultural Affairs

Regulations are sometimes necessary to achieve environmental targets, the Associate Minister for the Environment the Hon Marie Hasler, told business and environmental representatives at a breakfast

  • Marie Hasler
  • Associate Minister for the Environment

The workplace should not be a place where people risk injury or even death. Yet an appalling number of New Zealanders are being killed and injured on the job.

  • Marie Hasler
  • Associate Accident Rehabilitation and Compensation Insurance

Too often tourists who come to New Zealand get a limited and simplified view of New Zealand life, the Minister of Cultural Affairs Marie Hasler, told delegates to the tourist symposium Capturing th

  • Marie Hasler
  • Cultural Affairs

Cultural Affairs Minister, Marie Hasler, today announced the appointment of two new members to Te Waka Toi, the Maori Arts Board of Creative New Zealand.

  • Marie Hasler
  • Cultural Affairs

Hon Marie Hasler, the Minister of Cultural Affairs, announced today that the Governor-General has made four appointments to the Board of Te Papa.

  • Marie Hasler
  • Cultural Affairs

The Minister of Cultural Affairs, Hon Marie Hasler, today announced an appointment to the New Zealand Film Commission.

  • Marie Hasler
  • Cultural Affairs

'I would like to see New Zealand greet the new millennium with an entirely new flag.

  • Marie Hasler
  • Cultural Affairs