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A record year of fine collections should act as a warning to people owing fines and reparations

New Zealanders should add two things to their list of New Year resolutions.

Plan for the unexpected before starting your holiday.

More fines and reparation have been collected than ever before.

The release of the 2006 report on Public Perceptions of our courts has been released

TVNZ and TV3 have agreed to carry official civil defence messages during an emergency

Government responds to recommendations of report on concerns of Viet Nam veterans

A deployment of 47 rural firefighters will help fight fires in Victoria

Every South Island community has got, or is getting, improved court facilities

The Environment Court has the lowest number of cases outstanding since 1995

Our initiatives to collect fines and reparation are paying dividends.

Increased NZ Lotteries' profits have allowed the Lottery Community Facilities Fund to be introduced

The just completed Capital Quake exercise will improve our ability to cope in an emergency

Exercise Capital Quake is a reminder to the public on the need to plan for an emergency

Don Brash's speech to the RNZRSA shows that everything we have done has passed him by and confirms he is yesterday's man.

The Year of the Veteran has been a successful collaboration between the government and the RNZRSA.

Visits to recovery operations in New Orleans and Hawaii confirm the approriateness of our civil defence arrangements

Consultation on concept plans for the new Invercargill Courthouse is underway.

In less than a month the Pay or Stay campaign has netted more than $37,000