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Parents liable for paying child support won't in future be able to escape their obligations by moving to Australia, Revenue Minister Max Bradford said today.

Defence Minister Max Bradford says he is awaiting with interest the release of Parliament's Foreign Affairs, Defence and Trade Select Committee report Defence Beyond 2000, but will not be commentin

Opinion polls on defence traditionally show that a large majority of New Zealanders want a strong, effective Defence Force, but are less keen to pay for it, Defence Minister Max Bradford said today

Ladies And Gentlemen ... Thank you for giving me the opportunity to be with you as you look at some issues that are of concern to all employers.

Revenue Minister Max Bradford today welcomed the State Services Commission's announcement of its investigation into aspects of the Department of Inland Revenue and Department of Work and Income.

Thank you Ladies and gentlemen, and thank you to Transpower for the invitation to speak this morning on the progress that has been made to date in electricity industry reform, and my expectations f

Defence Minister Max Bradford today described as "absolutely absurd" the assertion in this morning's New Zealand Herald that New Zealand is training soldiers - including from Indonesia - to lay ant

Defence Minister Max Bradford said today that the Defence Force must be congratulated for its upfront and open manner of addressing sexual harrassment issues.

Revenue Minister Max Bradford says he has taken further steps today in relation to the allegations of public servants selling confidential information.

There has been a considerable amount of public comment and controversy surrounding the military sealift ship, Charles Upham.

Revenue Minister Max Bradford said tonight that ACT finance spokesman Rodney Hide's call for an inquiry into public servants selling confidential information is "nothing more than politicking".

The Government regards allegations of public servants selling confidential information with the gravest concern, Revenue Minister Max Bradford said today.

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The number of new companies being formed has almost doubled in the past seven years, Enterprise and Commerce Minister Max Bradford said today.

Enterprise and Commerce Minister Max Bradford says Professor Michael Porter's visit to New Zealand next month is an essential ingredient in the "contest of ideas" as we continue to build our intern

Enterprise and Commerce Minister Max Bradford says the Electricity Supply Association (ESANZ) is being totally irresponsible by asserting that taxpayers are subsidising lower electricity prices.

Enterprise and Commerce Minister Max Bradford says the Electricity Supply Association (ESANZ) is being totally irresponsible by asserting that taxpayers are subsidising lower electricity prices.

New Zealand has signed a double tax agreement with Thailand which will reduce costs for companies doing business in Thailand, Minister of Revenue Max Bradford and Foreign Minister Don McKinnon anno

"Here we go again - another great leap backwards," Enterprise and Commerce Minister Max Bradford said today in response to the Labour Party's proposal to prohibit parallel importing of compact disc

Labour's tax proposals will mean higher taxes for companies, Commerce and Enterprise Minster Max Bradford said today.

No workplace deaths were reported to the Labour Department's Occupational Safety and Health Service during WorkSafe week earlier this month, Enterprise and Commerce Minister Max Bradford said today

The Occupational Safety and Health Service of the Department of Labour 's (OSH) new youth web site has proved a run-away success, Enterprise and Commerce Minister Max Bradford says.

Enterprise and Commerce Minister Max Bradford today welcomed ECNZ's announcement that it is cutting the price of electricity to domestic and small business customers.

Mr Dave Starr, ladies and gentlemen, thank you for inviting me to speak at your conference today.

We live in troubled economic times, little of our own making.