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Comments to the Bay of Plenty region Employment and Skills Forum. Rydges Hotel, Rotorua.

New Zealand welcomes the United States move to lift steel tariffs swiftly after the World Trade Organisation appellate body confirmed the tariffs were illegal.

Marae fire safety paramount this xmas

Final chapter for Maori fisheries bill

Training, skills development and research done at the Radi Centre is an essential element of the Labour Progressive coalition government's Wood Processing Strategy to propel New Zealand's timber industry towards high value exports and more jobs.

A small contingent of New Zealand police officers will be sent to Bougainville in Papua New Guinea in the New Year, to re-establish community-based policing in local hotspots.

The visitor visa-waiver for Tuvalu, Kiribati and Nauru nationals will be suspended from Monday 8 December 2003 Immigration Minister Lianne Dalziel announced today.

Commerce Minister Lianne Dalziel's address to the Annual Workshop of the Commonwealth Association for Corporate Governance.

Speech to the Employers and manufacturers' Association, Wellington, December 4

The New Zealand Police’s Tauranga office is the winner of the State Services Commission’s 2003 Mainstream Employer of the Year Award, recognising its work supporting an employee with a disability.

Mainstream Employer of the Year Awards 2003, Parliament, Wellington

New legislation has been introduced to Parliament, making changes to the Employment Relations Act and other employment laws

Address to Association of University Staff 2004 Annual Conference. Quality Hotel, Wellington.

An international conference has heard that NZ government policies aim to get the best outcomes from the increasingly diverse range of New Zealand families.

Comments at the Strengthening Family Relationships conference. Michael Fowler Centre, Wellington.

Damien O'Connor welcomes the passing into law of the Smoke-free Environments Amendment Bill

Health Minister Annette King says nine out of 10 New Zealand adults rate their health as good, very good or excellent

Talofa lava, Kia Orana, Ni sa bula, Malo e lelei, Taloha ni, fakaalofa lahi atu, Kia ora tatou Namaste, Nee Hao, Tena Koutou Tena Koutou Katoa….and Good Morning

·It is my pleasure and great privilege to be here today…….

Education Minister Trevor Mallard today announced new measures designed to increase protection for export education providers and their international students.

Legislation aimed at reducing the disruption for students and helping school boards of trustees during collective agreement negotiations in the state school sector was introduced to Parliament today.

Environment Minister Marian Hobbs today introduced a Bill to create an improved process to decide the use of water from the Waitaki River and catchment.

The government tables legislation to build on the public sector reforms of the 1980s.

Details of the second Social Policy, Research and Evaluation Conference have been announced.

Jim Anderton welcomes NZ Trade and Enterprise's new service to improve entrepreneurs' understanding of, and success from participating in, capital raising.