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The Coalition Government continues to encourage the use of LPG through a significant tax advantage relative to petrol, Energy Minister Max Bradford said today.

The Electricity Supply Association (ESANZ) has fallen to a new low in attempting to put a positive spin on figures that even they admit show electricity prices for domestic consumers have risen by

I move that the Motor Vehicle Dealers Bill be read a second time.

A new Internet service to help people looking for work has been launched today by Employment Minister Peter McCardle.

"The Motor Vehicle Dealers Bill takes car buying out of the 1970s and brings it into the 1990s," Associate Minister of Justice Tony Ryall said today.

Conservation Minister Nick Smith today announced that a small scale muster of Kaimanawa horses is scheduled to begin this weekend, weather permitting.

The new deemed rate of return used for the purpose of the Foreign Investment Fund regime has been set by regulation, Minister of Revenue Bill Birch announced today.

I am sure all New Zealanders, particularly Maori, will be pleased when all the Treaty claims have been dealt with and the sooner the better.

Hon John Luxton, Minister of Commerce and Acting Minister of Agriculture expressed cautious optimism today at the move by New Zealand's two largest dairy companies to form a strategic alliance in m

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New Zealand has responded to the humanitarian crisis in Sudan with a series of grants announced today by Associate Foreign Affairs Minister, Simon Upton.

Foreign Minister Don McKinnon announced today that, in light of the improved security situation, there is no reason to discourage New Zealanders from visiting Indonesia.

Minister of Commerce, John Luxton and Minister of Foreign Affairs and Trade, Don McKinnon today held joint discussions with the Portuguese Minister of the Economy, Dr Pina Moura.

Comments (NZ Herald and NZPA) by M aori Education Trust chairman, Pita Sharples on the government's position on kura kaupapa are totally wrong, the Associate Minister of Education, Brian Donnelly,

Post Shop managers are no longer able to take statutory declarations on behalf of members of the public, the Ministers of Communications and State Owned Enterprises said today.

Health Minister Bill English said today New Zealanders spent more on alcohol and tobacco than they did on private health costs and it was wrong to blame private health spending for our failure to s

Minister of Commerce, John Luxton and Minister of Foreign Affairs and Trade, Don McKinnon today held joint discussions with the Portuguese Minister of the Economy, Dr Pina Moura.

The Minister of Maori Affairs, the Hon Tau Henare, and the Minister of Communications, the Hon Maurice Williamson today announced the membership of a group to help establish a Maori television trus

Family Start, the intensive, early intervention service aimed at helping families to help themselves, is the realisation of the coalition parties' commitment to establish a service which focuses on

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"New Zealand is to introduce a 'visa free' regime for visitors from the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region (SAR)," Prime Minister Shipley announced on the visit of the Chief Executive of the H

Post Shop managers are no longer able to take statutory declarations on behalf of members of the public, the Ministers of Communications and State Owned Enterprises said today.

Prime Minister Jenny Shipley today welcomed the Investment Savings and Insurance Association Report on Retirement Savings.