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The National minority Government announced details of a major housing package designed to address the housing problems faced by those living in remote parts of New Zealand.

Housing New Zealand will ask private developers to help it provide new modern housing for low income families to replace one of its most unpopular blocks of old state housing in Auckland.

The Government is making it easier for people with housing problems such as overcrowding to find out what services are available to help them.

"Skilful use of free media and public relations through the Millennium events should enable New Zealand to have an impact much larger than countries with huge advertising budgets", Tourism Minister

ACC Minister, Murray McCully, says he hopes public opinion will weigh on the minds of MP's in voting on the ACC reforms in the Accident Insurance Bill being introduced today.

The Government has today confirmed that employers will continue to pay a levy to meet the costs of existing claims in the ACC Employers' Account.

ARCI Minister Murray McCully has announced today that David Caygill has been appointed Chairman of the Accident Rehabilitation and Compensation Insurance Corporation.

Tourism and Sport Minister Murray McCully has announced that the Government has agreed to back the Wellington bid to host the 2006 Commonwealth Games, with a limited underwrite.

Tourism and Sport Minister Murray McCully has announced that the Government has agreed to back the Wellington bid to host the 2006 Commonwealth Games, with a limited underwrite.

The Government has announced that Housing Corporation of New Zealand (HCNZ) is selling mortgages held by about 8,000 clients to a WestpacTrust subsidiary for approximately $180.5M.

This is indeed an interesting time to be addressing you at your Annual Conference.

The opening of the Heritage Auckland Hotel was described as "a significant milestone in preparations for the Millennium programme of events" by Tourism Minister, Murray McCully today.

Tourism and Sport Minister Murray McCully is predicting that the number of South African visitors will double inside three years, following today's launch of the NZ Tourism Board's campaign by the

The Government is changing the scope of the Independence Allowance for people with multiple injuries across all ACC Schemes, as part of a raft of measures that will be put in place to prepare for a

Tourism Minister Murray McCully is predicting foreign exchange earnings for 1998 will be "very close to even with last years" despite the downturn in Asian visitors.

The Government today released further details of the framework it will put in place to ensure a stable market for workers compensation once the ACC Employers' Scheme is opened to competition from 1

The All Blacks are to join forces
with the Minister of Tourism and Sport, Hon Murray McCully, and the New Zealand

The Government has announced that former All Black captain Brian Lochore has been appointed the new Chairman of the Hillary Commission.

Housing Minister Murray McCully has paid tribute to the former Anglican Archbishop of New Zealand, the Most Reverend Brian Davis, who died in Napier last night, for his involvement with community h

Tourism Minister Murray McCully says the visit of a senior Portuguese cabinet minister will enable New Zealand to highlight its Millennium activities and our potential as a base for regional trade

The Queen's Baton, the Commonwealth Games equivalent of the Olympic torch, will leave New Zealand tomorrow (Tuesday 16 June) on the final stage of its journey which started at Buckingham Palace in

The Minister of Sport, Fitness and Leisure Hon Murray McCully has endorsed a report from a special Taskforce urging Kiwis to become more active.

"Labour's announcement that it would restore a state monopoly makes a very clear point of difference on ACC between the Coalition Government and Labour," said ARCI Minister Murray McCully and Assoc

Tourism Minister Murray McCully has welcomed the appointment of Scott Morrison as inaugural Director of the Office of Tourism and Sport, which will enable the new top-level policy unit to be in ope