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Three Auckland projects aimed at supporting gifted and talented learners in our city will gain up to $483,000 in new government funding.

A new government initiative is helping 85 students at two small schools around Great Barrier Island to tap into the online world.

New product safety standard regulations for cots, children’s nightwear, children’s toys and baby walkers have been approved.

Judith Tizard encourages people to check that their personal credit information file is accurate.

Speech at Creative NZ reception, Australian International Music Market and the Queensland Music Festival, Brisbane.

Judith Tizard travels to Brisbane today for the 2005 Australian International Music Market.

The past two weeks have been monumental for Auckland transport.

Three ‘Unsafe Goods Notices’ have been revoked as they pre-dated the introduction of the Consumer Guarantees Act.

The prosecution, conviction and $12,000 fine of the Home Shop Ltd for selling counterfeit clothes is welcome news for trade mark owners.

Judith Tizard today announced a new set of measures to reduce the harmful effects of vehicle emissions.

Speech at launch of the Franklin Centre, Concert Chamber of the Pukekohe War Memorial Hall.

The Geographical Indications (Wines and Spirits) Registration Bill that has been introduced to Parliament demonstrates the government's support for the growth of New Zealand's wine industry.

Speech to launch the video "The Road to Recovery: Information about Mental Health and Services: a Resource for Deaf People" in Henderson, Auckland.

Judith Tizard says that local support is needed for the Auckland Philharmonia Orchestra.

Launch of Heritage Hauraki/Coromandel at Mercury Bay Regional Museum, Whitianga.

Judith Tizard and Rick Barker today announced appointments to the inaugural Charities Commission Board.

Judith Tizard today announced the re-appointment of two members to the New Zealand Film Commission Board.

Judith Tizard today announced a new programme that will collect the stories of New Zealand’s war veterans and preserve them.

John Minto should direct his energy towards helping those New Zealanders who need practical assistance with credit, rather than issue personal attacks.

Judith Tizard today announced appointments to the Creative New Zealand Council and arts boards.

Judith Tizard has congratulated New Zealand musicians Scribe and Evermore, whose albums have gone platinum in Australia.

This year's budget invests responsibly in the health, education and safety of the people of Auckland Central and supports the economic future of the region.

The 2005 budget should generate a significant economic benefit to businesses and to Kiwi households.

Grand Hall & Legislative Chamber, Parliament Buildings, 4.00 - 7.00pm, Thursday 19 May 2005