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Pete Hodgson releases gas pipeline goods and services report for comment

Counter-terrorism and trans-national crime will top the agenda at this week’s Southwest Pacific Dialogue meeting in Adelaide

Moody's analysis represents endorsement of the government's management.

Electricity Act changes proposed within Resource Management Amendment Bill.

Timely, sensible and well thought out solutions will make the RMA work better for all New Zealanders

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.

The origin of the Civil Union legislation dates back some 11 years

A new approach to support people on Sickness and Invalid’s Benefits back into work has been extended to Wellington after being piloted in Auckland.

Blumine Island in Queen Charlotte Sound is to be transformed into the most publicly accessible island wildlife sanctuary

New paid parental leave laws come into effect today under the Parental Leave and Employment Protection Amendment Act 2004.

The NZ Superannuation Fund gets increase in operational budget to spread investments.

Today marks an important milestone in collective efforts by the Counties Manukau District Health Board, the Ministry of Health in partnership with Pacific churches, to address the complicated issues impacting on the health and well being of Pacific peoples.

Open Kate Edger Centre for Gender and Women's Studies, Victoria University, Wellington

New Zealand, Australia, and the Association of South East Asian Nations are to launch negotiations towards a Free Trade Agreement

The government has agreed to a series of measures to help build New Zealand’s connections with the countries of South East Asia

Prime Minister Helen Clark said today that the summit meeting with the leaders of the Association of South East Asian Nations (ASEAN) is a very important step in reinvigorating New Zealand’s ties with the region.

Successful negotiations have been concluded on a Closer Economic Partnership Agreement between New Zealand and Thailand

The Prime Ministers of Thailand and New Zealand today announced the successful conclusion of negotiations on a Closer Economic Partnership (CEP) Agreement.

A new Closer Economic Partnership agreement with Thailand means real opportunities for exporters

A majority of New Zealanders support this legislation and I am confident a majority of MPs will too

Legislation gives green light to Land Transport New Zealand

From 1 December 2004, the Ministry of Justice will administer the Employment Court

Hon Paul Swain
Minister of Labour
Launch of the Workplace Productivity Working Group Report
Tuesday, 30 November 2004

National's flip flop on the NZ Superannuation Fund will help secure NZ Super.