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The Labour-led government will invest over $6 million to create and retain over 400 places for children at 28 new and expanding early childhood education centres across the country.

The government will provide $2.2 million to support the redevelopment of Wellington's Carter Observatory.

A Ministry of Education review of schools' operational funding released today shows schools are managing their finances well

The government will invest $8 million to build a new primary school at Snells Beach.

A new resource for teachers will help schools lift literacy and numeracy standards for students

Steve Maharey today announced the appointment of Neil Walter and Rhonda Kite to the NZ On Air Board.

The government will invest an extra $2 million over four years

Steve Maharey's address at the New Zealand Trade Export Excellence Awards.

Pacific community radio stations Radio 531pi and NiuFM have decided to join forces

Steve Maharey announces the re-appointments and appointments of new members to the National Pacific Radio Trust Board.

Steve Maharey's address at the opening ceremony of the Annual Medical Science Congress, which brings together some of the leading thinkers in biomedical research in New Zealand.

Steve Maharey's address to the Running Hot Conference, hosted by the Oxygen Group.

Steve Maharey's address to staff and students at the New Zealand Broadcasting School, outinling TVNZ's next phase into the digital era.

Steve Maharey outlines the importance of building the professionalism of inservice teacher educators in New Zealand.

Steve Maharey outlines the current broadcasting landscape and the challenges of moving into the digital era.

Steve Maharey outlines New Zealand's role in international biotechnology partnerships and co-operative ventures.

An address at the 2006 NCEA Exams Season Launch

Steve Maharey outlines the governments goal of creating value and advantage for New Zealand companies on the world stage

To further lift the quality of maths teaching, the government will fund tertiary fees for 600 primary teachers from next year

The Education Minister has met with the Teachers Council to discuss cases of teacher misconduct

The government has confirmed dates for initiatives to further improve quality in early childhood education.

New Zealanders want secondary education in the future to be personalised to meet the needs of students. This is the message of a Secondary Futures discussion paper, Students First, that was launched today.

Government decisions announced will provide for up to four new FM radio stations in each region, and strengthen the role of local broadcasters