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Early childhood education centres across the country will receive grants of $4.3 million to help more staff become qualified teachers.

Changes for the NCEA further refine the design of the system

Steve Maharey highlights a $1.4 million Budget 2007 investment aimed at encouraging upcoming school leaders to become principals.

Encouraging upcoming school leaders to become principals is the focus of a $1.4 million Budget 2007 investment

Steve Maharey visits Ngaio School in Wellington to mark the beginning of the New Zealand Principal’s Federation “celebrating education in New Zealand” week

The Labour-led government is providing a major tax incentive worth more than a quarter of a billion dollars, to boost private sector investment in research and development (R&D)

A $73.7 million funding increase for research, science and technology over the next four years, along with $34.6 million in reallocated funding, will focus on transforming the economy by improving business performance and sustainability

The government is investing in hundreds of additional teachers, building new schools, and boosting funding for information technology, truancy and special education

Giving children the best possible start in life through quality, affordable early childhood education and by promoting and encouraging healthy, active young lives

Budget 2007 will deliver kôhanga reo increased funding of $13.9 million over four years

Budget 2007 continues to strengthen public broadcasting, raising total investment in broadcasting to $150.2 million this year

Families Young and Old MInisters address at the Budget 2007 Social Sector Lock-Up

Steve Maharey outlines the success of New Zealand schools over the past seven years

Education Minister Steve Maharey today announced consultation on proposals to build four new primary schools in North West Waitakere which will begin in July

Broadcasting Minister Steve Maharey today announced the reappointment of Ms Tapu Misa to the Broadcasting Standards Authority.

Steve Maharey has today launched the latest phase of the Team Up campaign aimed at secondary students, with Team-Up Education Ambassador Tana Umaga.

The Minister of Broadcasting Steve Maharey is welcoming the release of NZ On Air's Local Content Report showing the highest ever levels of New Zealand content on television in 2006.

New Zealand's best and brightest secondary students are congratualted by Education Minister Steve Maharey at the Top Scholars Award ceremony at Government House.

Steve Maharey congratulates 2006 Top Scholars.

Steve Maharey has released two new resources which highlight and build on the success of the Centres of Innovation (COI) programme in Early Childhood Education (ECE) centres.

Steve Maharey's speech at the Early Childhood Education Symposium.

Digital television by Freeview -- digital quality free-to-air TV for the first time

Steve Maharey's speech at the Launch of Freeview Digital Television.

170 schools are to receive $12 million to develop high standards and share their experience of best practice with other schools, says Education Minister Steve Maharey.