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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.

  • Jenny Shipley
  • Prime Minister

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.

  • Jenny Shipley
  • Prime Minister

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

  • Jenny Shipley
  • Prime Minister

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.

  • Jenny Shipley
  • Prime Minister

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

  • Jenny Shipley
  • Prime Minister

I return from this year's APEC Leaders' meeting confident that our region knows the road to recovery, certain of the value of APEC to New Zealand, and convinced of the opportunities and the immense

  • Jenny Shipley
  • Prime Minister

Post APEC New Zealand looks well positioned in every respect. We have every reason to look to the future with confidence.

  • Jenny Shipley
  • Prime Minister

Prime Minister Goh, Madame Tan Choo Leng, Distinguished Ministers and Guests.

  • Jenny Shipley
  • Prime Minister

Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia

It's good to be here among friends this evening after a busy day at the Leaders' meeting.

We appreciate your hosting this function this evening.

  • Jenny Shipley
  • Prime Minister

Putra World Trade Centre
Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia

  • Jenny Shipley
  • Prime Minister

It is now about one year until the general election.

  • Jenny Shipley
  • Prime Minister

Honourable Prime Minister, Mrs Rabuka, we are delighted to welcome you to New Zealand.

  • Jenny Shipley
  • Prime Minister

New Zealand is part of a global revolution.

Just as the 19th century was defined by the industrial revolution, the 20th century is being shaped by the knowledge revolution.

  • Jenny Shipley
  • Prime Minister

Your Excellency, Sir Michael Hardie-Boys, Deputy Prime Minister Miller Secretary General Anyaoku Mr Speaker Ministers Fellow Parliamentarians Mayor of Wellington Distinguished Guests Ladies and Gen

  • Jenny Shipley
  • Prime Minister

Ninety-nine and a half per cent of businesses in New Zealand employ less than 100 people.

New Zealand's economy and job market are driven by these businesses.

  • Jenny Shipley
  • Prime Minister

"Performance pays dividends" is as important to Government, to the public sector and the private sector alike.

  • Jenny Shipley
  • Prime Minister

We will be welcoming their leaders to New Zealand.

Thousands of millions around the world will have the opportunity to look through our window.

  • Jenny Shipley
  • Prime Minister

PARLIAMENT

Mr Speaker, though the situation which developed last night is unusual, no constitutional crisis of any kind is involved for the Government or New Zealand.

  • Jenny Shipley
  • Prime Minister

What a year 1998 has been for all of us. This country has been facing challenges this year, some of which we wanted, and some of which we couldn't avoid.

  • Jenny Shipley
  • Prime Minister

It's been a wild 12 months since we last met.

  • Jenny Shipley
  • Prime Minister

New Zealand and the United States have much in common.

We share similar values.

We cherish democracy.

We seek world peace and stability and we promote human rights.

  • Jenny Shipley
  • Prime Minister

Wellington North Rotary

  • Jenny Shipley
  • Prime Minister

Beehive Banquet Hall, Wellington

Your Excellency President Fujimori,
Distinguished Members of the Peruvian delegation

  • Jenny Shipley
  • Prime Minister

Wellington Town Hall

The 1998 Budget is a budget for our times.

  • Jenny Shipley
  • Prime Minister