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Prime Minister Jenny Shipley is urging groups with an interest in the proposed amendment to the New Zealand Security Intelligence Service legislation, permitting NZSIS agents to enter private premi

"New Zealand will continue to strengthen ties with the United Kingdom and Europe as we gain the best possible access for our exports," Prime Minister Jenny Shipley said today, announcing upcoming v

You could be forgiven, over the past 15 months, for thinking that New Zealand's interests start and finish with the Asia Pacific Basin. Seventy percent of our exports go to this region.

The Government will introduce an amendment to legislation this week covering the operations of the New Zealand Security Intelligence Service, and will also seek to appeal part of the Choudry decisi

"New Zealanders can be confident that APEC 99 will be well attended by world leaders, with confirmation from United States President Bill Clinton this week that he will be here," Prime Minister Jen

"Team NZ will have the whole country behind them as they show the rest of the world how New Zealanders can succeed," Prime Minister Jenny Shipley said today at the handover of Team NZ America's Cup

"Breast screening can save lives," Prime Minister Jenny Shipley said today at the launch of the national screening programme, BreastScreen Aotearoa.

Prime Minister Jenny Shipley today announced key new appointments in her office.

St Mary of the Angels, Boulcott Street, Wellington

The Universal Declaration of Human Rights is both a mirror of and a challenge to our common humanity.

"Government Ministers and Members of Parliament are keen to work with the churches and other organisations to find practical solutions to social concerns," the Prime Minister said following a meeti

"My Government intends to work with the whole community to strengthen families and build a stronger New Zealand," Prime Minister Jenny Shipley said today.

"The Universal Declaration of Human Rights is both a mirror of and a challenge to our common humanity," Prime Minister Jenny Shipley said today in a keynote address to mark the 50th Anniversary of

YEAR IN REVIEW 1998

Policies and Progress

Prime Minister Jenny Shipley

9 December 1998

Breaking cycles of disadvantage is the key purpose of the new Waipareira-Pasifika Family Start programme, Prime Minister Jenny Shipley said today.

A day can be a long time in politics. Twelve months has gone by in a flash.

You can make your own luck and take the opportunities when they arise. APEC is one of these as we take our turn to host APEC in New Zealand next year.

Decisions announced today will maintain New Zealand's commitment to a credible defence force at an affordable cost, Prime Minister Jenny Shipley said today.

"The National Government remains determined to provide economic and political leadership for New Zealand," Prime Minister Jenny Shipley said tonight.

Prime Minister Jenny Shipley congratulated the Apple and Pear Marketing Board and the pipfruit industry for their achievements of the past 50 years, at a special dinner to celebrate the board's 50t

Prime Minister Jenny Shipley today announced that Cabinet has made a series of decisions with respect to the re-equipping of the New Zealand Defence Forces.

On becoming Prime Minister last December, I set out five key areas where I hope gains would be made.

Increasing trade opportunities, improving the operation of markets, and building broader support for APEC will be the three main themes of New Zealand's year in the APEC Chair in

The Prime Minister will, on behalf of the Crown, repeat the formal apology to the people of Ngai Tahu, as contained in the Ngai Tahu Claims Settlement Act, passed by Parliament on 29 September.

New Zealand's exporters are doing well despite Asia, Prime Minister Jenny Shipley told the National Party Auckland Division tonight.