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State Owned Enterprises Minister Tony Ryall said today the Government has no plans to sell TVNZ subsidiary BCL.

Competition from the three new SOEs to be formed from the split of ECNZ will reduce the wholesale price of electricity and bring savings of at least $150 million a year to households and businesses

Associate Minister of Justice Tony Ryall welcomed today the 'Dealing With Crime' report commissioned by Auckland City.

The West Coast Accord signed in 1986 by the Labour government's environment minister Phil Goff provided for a beech scheme twice the size of plans to be released for public comment by Timberlands W

There will be no beech scheme unless it is sustainable, it is economically feasible and it protects the areas of important conservation value in our West Coast forests, State Owned Enterprises Mini

State Owned Enterprises Minister Tony Ryall has written to Damien O'Connor seeking clarification of the West Coast MP's support for the West Coast Accord and sustainable forestry management on the

Minister of Local Government Tony Ryall announced today the appointment of Sir Ross Jansen as Chairman of the Local Government Commission.

Associate Minister of Justice Tony Ryall confirmed today that an 80-year-old Justice of the Peace convicted of four charges of indecent assault has been removed from office.

Minister of Local Government Tony Ryall is urging voters in the local body elections to exercise their democratic right within the next 36 hours.

"The Electoral Act requires two representatives appointed by Parliament to sit on the Electoral Commission," Associate Minister of Justice Tony Ryall said today.

"Too many young men think they are immortal," Acting Minister of Youth Affairs Tony Ryall said today.

Yet again Kiwi mums and dads are responding to the chance to purchase shares in a government business, State Owned Enterprises Minister Tony Ryall said today.

Helen Clark's acquiescence to be the political plaything of Mr Anderton this weekend exposes Labour's fatal attraction to the Alliance party, State-Owned Enterprises Minister Tony Ryall said today.

The unprecedented public response to the nationwide communications campaign for the float of Auckland International Airport Limited shows no signs of letting up, State Owned Enterprises Minister To

The Government's guarantee of shares in Auckland International Airport Limited to all New Zealanders who apply is much more than Richard Prebble ever offered Kiwi families, Finance Minister Bill Bi

Ministerial interference in distribution arrangements for Auckland Airport prospectuses would be counter-productive and undesirable, Finance Minister Bill Birch and SOE Minister Tony Ryall said tod

The float of the Government's 51.6% shareholding in Auckland International Airport Limited may actually reduce, rather than increase, the current account deficit given that the proceeds will be use

Kiwi mums and dads are taking an unprecedented level of interest in the float of Auckland International Airport, State-Owned Enterprises Minister Tony Ryall said today.

"The Motor Vehicle Dealers Bill takes car buying out of the 1970s and brings it into the 1990s," Associate Minister of Justice Tony Ryall said today.

Post Shop managers are no longer able to take statutory declarations on behalf of members of the public, the Ministers of Communications and State Owned Enterprises said today.

Retail customers will be the big winners from the Government's plan for more competition in electricity generation, State Owned Enterprises Minister Tony Ryall said today.

The Government's electricity reforms are all about lower power prices for consumers, not protecting the vested interests of power companies, State Owned Enterprises Minster Tony Ryall said today.

The Government is improving its record of appointing women directors to Crown companies and would continue with plans to make boards more representative, Minister for State Owned Enterprises, Tony

The Government has appointed a new Chairman for Radio New Zealand. Mr John Isles, currently Acting Chairman, takes over the helm from Mr Bryan Kensington who retired at the end of April.