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Energy Minister Max Bradford today welcomed news that a new competitor is to enter the New Zealand petrol market.

The Government is making sound progress in the development of the industrial relations initiatives in the Coalition Agreement, Labour Minister Max Bradford said today.

Wellington Park Royal

Ladies and gentlemen, thank you for the opportunity to speak at the NZ Coal Conference.

Settlers Lodge, Waimauku, Auckland

Thank you for the opportunity to be involved with the 1997 CHEP National Forklift Drivers Competition.

A new computer system launched today will help clamp down on scams and ensure immigration makes the maximum positive social and economic contribution to New Zealand, Immigration Minister Max Bradfo

Immigration Minister Max Bradford has been asked to intervene after the Court of Appeal rejected a further bid by Irishman Danny Butler to claim refugee status.

A diverse range of speakers and commentators have been finalised and will ensure that the Population Conference is fully representative of all New Zealanders, Immigration Minister Max Bradford said

Workers are dying at an unacceptable rate in New Zealand forests, Labour Minister Max Bradford said today.

Midland Park, Wellington

Today marks the beginning of an important campaign - a campaign to save lives and prevent serious injury in the work place.

Together to Zero - Eliminating Workplace Death

Four hundred places for Chinese students have been allocated to more than 100 New Zealand schools and tertiary institutions as part of a trial relaxation of restrictions on Chinese students, Immigr

I welcome the opportunity to share with you this morning some thoughts on electricity reforms.

Labour Minister Max Bradford today announced the appointment of Beverley Wakem to the Higher Salaries Commission.

Good Morning,

I am delighted to be here, and to have the chance to reflect on the important role you all have to play in the coming months and years.

The return of pounamu to its traditional guardians is an historic and deeply significant occasion for Ngai Tahu and New Zealand, Energy Minister Max Bradford said today.

James Cook Centra, Wellington

Today I want to talk about electricity - although this conference clearly applies to a wider range of utilities than electricity - for example:

Sheraton Rotorua

Energy Minister Max Bradford rejects claims that the Government would lose as much as $3.2 billion in value from splitting ECNZ, but said the Government was prepared to take a hit on the books in t

Price increases to customers should not be boosting power company profits and shareholder dividends, Energy Minister Max Bradford said today.

The Wellington Club

Proof of Labour's true intention to return to the dark days of heavy-handed union stand-over tactics was revealed during general debate in the House today.

Wellington

Electricity touches every New Zealander, every day, in every way.

An expert line-up of speakers will ensure that the Population Conference makes an important contribution to our understanding of population change and the future development of New Zealand, Immigra

Tonight is a celebration of effort and achievement by a large number if New Zealand organisations - both in business and the public sector.