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Address to the TRAFINZ Conference, Wellington

There is a need to address the impacts of excessive noise from vehicles and to identify acceptable levels of vehicle noise.

The aviation industry is continually looking forward. Its success depends on proactively looking to the horizon and planning for the future.

Labour intends to abolish the mandatory requirement for age-based driving tests for people aged eighty years and over.

Public comment sought on Total Mobility Scheme

An excellent initiative championed by an industry group who recognized a problem and decided to take action to fix it.

Speed is our biggest road safety problem.

New Land Transport Rule aimed at achieving safer and more efficient use of New Zealand’s roads signed today.

Thank you for inviting me to be here today and allowing me the honour of recognising the heroic conduct of individuals through the presentation of the ‘Highway Heroes’ award for 2004.

New initiative aimed at reducing the accident rate in the General Aviation sector launched today.

I have been asked to speak today about port security. You’ll all be familiar with the new security requirements that are required at your Port and those around the country.

Vancouver, British Colombia, Canada
Wednesday 3rd November 2004

The older driver licensing system which requires people aged 80 and over to renew their licence every two years is to be reviewed.

Address to the Institute of Professional Engineers New Zealand (IPENZ) Traffic Management Workshop

New rule is another step towards delivering on the "Road Safety to 2010" commitment of improving heavy vehicle safety

Approval for the Aviation Security Service to establish an ICAO Sub-Regional Aviation
Security Training Centre, is an acknowledgement of the professionalism of the Service.

Address to the Inaugural Community Road Safety Conference, Auckland

Speech at the launch of the Civil Aviation Authority's MetFlight-GA initiative

New Zealand now has a 24-hour, seven-days-a-week, 365-days-a-year search and rescue coordination centre

The Minister for Transport Safety Harry Duynhoven says that the International Maritime Organisation has now been advised that New Zealand is 100 percent compliant with strict new international maritime security requirements.

Land Transport Rule clarifies safety requirements for vehicle equipment items including fuel tanks and child restraints