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New programmes and increased Budget funding are clear demonstrations of the Coalition Government's commitment to New Zealand children, says Hon. Deborah Morris, Minister of Youth Affairs.

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.

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

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

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

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.

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.

Hon Deborah Morris tonight helped present the Wainuiomata Youth Awards.

Hon Deborah Morris today launched the Support Workers in Schools Programme, a new initiative by the Hutt City Safer Community Action Network.

The Hon Deborah Morris today hosted a cross-party meeting on youth suicide.

"The Coalition Government's first Budget has delivered strong support to young people and their families. Responsible families are at the heart of every strong and self-reliant community.

Hon Deborah Morris, Minister of Youth Affairs, welcomed the expansion of the successful Conservation Corps programme, administered by the Ministry of Youth Affairs.

"The Budget focus on crime prevention indicates a better future for youth at risk," commented Hon Deborah Morris following the announcement of the 1997 Budget.

Hon Deborah Morris today farewelled the Youth Skills Olympic team who will travel to Switzerland to compete in the International Youth Skills Olympics.

With the passing of new Youth Income Support legislation and the announcement of the deferral of raising the school leaving age, the Hon Deborah Morris is keen to ensure that young people are suppo

Hon Deborah Morris today launched the official web page of the 1997 Youth Parliament.

120 young people will gather in Parliament next Sunday evening for the start of the 1997 Youth Parliament.

The selection process is now complete, with all 120 MPs having selected a young person to represent them in the 1997 Youth Parliament on 26th and 27th May.

The Ministers of Health and Youth Affairs today called for government agencies, communities, parents, teachers and young people to work together to prevent youth suicides.

The Goss this week published an unrepentant apology after Hon Deborah Morris complained to Richard Prebble about an article in last week's edition.

Deborah Morris today welcomed the report of the Liquor Review Advisory Committee, but is concerned with several of it's recommendations.

Deborah Morris today announced the selection of Matthew Nippert to represent the Minister during the Youth Parliament on 26th and 27th May.