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The Minister of Youth Affairs today welcomed the announcement that proof-of-age cards will be available in 1999 from driver testing agents.

In the interests of improving approaches to youth health delivery, the Ministry of Youth Affairs hosted a meeting today of people responsible for youth health services.

Hon Deborah Morris today addressed the 37th South Pacific Conference in Canberra.

It is great to be here with you today for the launch of Youth Health Awareness Week. And what a wonderful theme "A Celebration of Youth". How could I not be here??

Minister of Youth Affairs, Hon Deborah Morris, today came out strongly against the possible introduction of alcoholic ice blocks into New Zealand.

Thank you for the opportunity of speaking to you today. (adlib)

Mihi.

Your Worship the Mayor, Chair of the Trust - Arapeta Tahana, ladies and gentlemen.

Good afternoon.

Thank you for welcoming me here today to help in the presentation of the Nissan Environmental Excellence Award.

Messines Centre, Trentham

New Plymouth

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Thank you for the opportunity of speaking to you today.

Wellington Diplomats Club, Plaza Hotel

Good evening, and thank you for the invitation to speak to you tonight.

Parliament Buildings, Wellington

Good morning, and welcome to Parliament. I hope you have a great time here today.

Palmerston North

Mihi.

Ladies and gentlemen, good afternoon. It's great to be here today amongst the Party faithful.

Education Centre, Palmerston North Hospital

Mihi.

Good morning and thank you for the invitation to speak to you this morning.

Millennium Hotel, Christchurch

Ladies and gentlemen, good morning. It's great to be here today, and be involved in the launch of Target Zero.

Hon Deborah Morris today welcomed the launch of the new ALAC campaign, "Where's that drink taking you?".

I hate to be doing this, and hope that it doesn't become the norm, but I'm going to have to respond to Pam Corkery once again.

The Ministers of Youth Affairs, Health and Maori Affairs today called for government agencies, communities, parents, whanau/family, teachers and young people to work together to help prevent youth

Good afternoon. First of all, I'd like to introduce Annette Dixon, the new Chief Executive of the Ministry of Youth Affairs.

Mt Albert War Memorial Hall, Auckland

Good evening. It's great to be here tonight to celebrate your graduation and elevation to "Peer Educators".

In a speech to the Picton National Party Women's Club, the Hon Deborah Morris urged members to vote "yes" for the Retirement Savings Scheme.

National Party Women's Club, Picton

Good afternoon, and thank you for the invitation to speak to you today.

At a speech to the Association of Anglican Women in Kapiti today, Hon Deborah Morris welcomed moves to improve co-ordination and partnership across government agencies and community groups.