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State Owned Enterprises Minister Tony Ryall told a breakfast meeting in Orewa today that many SOEs faced increasing competition and the possibility of reduced market share within their industries.

The Minister of Social Welfare, Hon Roger Sowry says he is very encouraged at New Zealanders' readiness to take part in the debate on social responsibility demonstrated by over 50,000 responses to

The Government has sent a letter to all local authorities urging them to consult widely before selling all or part of community assets, Deputy Prime Minister Winston Peters and Local Government Min

Deputy Prime Minister and New Zealand First Leader Winston Peters visited Tairangi School, Porirua today, as part of Alan Duff's "Books in Homes" programme for children.

Tourism Minister Murray McCully is calling for regions to dig deeper into their pockets to make an investment in tourism during the next few years.

Energy Minister Max Bradford today signed three new voluntary agreements - with the Natural Gas Corporation, the meat and the diary processing industries - to reduce their emission rates of carbon

"Family violence is the worst sort of violence as it strikes at the heart of the safest institution in the world," Prime Minister Jenny Shipley said today on launching the Maori Development Unit of

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The Government has sent a letter to all local authorities urging them to consult widely before selling all or part of community assets, Deputy Prime Minister Winston Peters and Local Government Min

Finance Minister Bill English said today the latest regional trend reports for the second half of last year showed surprisingly strong growth in the provinces.

South Island emergency trauma care is to be greatly improved with a new ACC funded programme called PRIME (Primary Response in Medical Emergencies) announced Hon Deborah Morris, Associate Minister

South Island emergency trauma care is to be greatly improved with a new ACC funded programme called PRIME (Primary Response in Medical Emergencies) announced Hon Deborah Morris, Associate Minister

The Minister of Social Welfare today dismissed Labour's contribution to the social responsibility debate as nothing more than the tired old rhetoric that New Zealanders have come to expect from a f

A French study prize awarded to four New Zealand French-language students reflects the value of strong bilateral relations between the two countries, Prime Minister Jenny Shipley said at a special

Argentinian President Carlos Menem will make a state visit to Wellington on April 1 and 2, Prime Minister Jenny Shipley announced today.

Police Minister Jack Elder has offered to meet a delegation of Police Association officials after tomorrow's march by Association members.

Annual General Meeting
New Zealand Meat Board
District Council Rooms
Gore

Max Bradford, Minister of Energy and Labour, will launch "A Drive to Succeed" on Tuesday lunchtime, March 17.

The Government is adopting standard practice with its approach of dealing with employment contract matters alone in the pay talks with the secondary teachers' union, Education Minister Wyatt Creech

Health Minister Bill English today announced the transfer of the operational part of the National Cervical Screening Programme from the Ministry of Health to the Health Funding Authority.

Young savers will be big winners under the Government's proposed tax break for low and middle income superannuation savers, Youth Affairs Minister Tony Ryall said today.

The Minister of Maori Affairs, Tau Henare and Minister of Conservation, Nick Smith today agreed on the terms of reference and staff for a joint Ministerial inquiry into the management and 1971 Leas

Presentation of ISO 9002
Fernmark Quality Programme
First Edition Room
Parkroyal Hotel
Christchurch

Bruce Munro, Chairman of Wools of New Zealand; Ladies and Gentlemen.

Minister of Employment Hon. Peter McCardle said he was delighted that around 5,000 job seekers were taking part in Community Taskforce Projects throughout the country.