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The Government is making significant progress in improving the delivery of youth mental health said the Minister of Youth Affairs, Deborah Morris.

ACT Leader Richard Prebble has defined the style of moderation that his party wishes to bring to Parliament, which is to rob our children, our elderly and our poor, Deputy Prime Minister and New Ze

Energy Minister Max Bradford today welcomed the exciting discovery of a gas field near Wairoa.

Foreign and Trade Minister Don McKinnon today welcomed the news that France and the United Kingdom had ratified the Comprehensive Nuclear Test Ban Treaty (CTBT) on 6 April.

"The unified pay system is now a reality that everyone involved in education should celebrate," Education Minister Wyatt Creech said today.

Employment Minister Peter McCardle is to be the Minister responsible for the new integrated employment and income support department, Prime Minister Jenny Shipley announced today.

Health Minister Bill English said today's announcement of an extra $252 million for elective surgery was a big step in moving to a much better and fairer system for New Zealanders needing elective

Agriculture Minister Lockwood Smith says he expected to cop some flak from Hawke's Bay farmers and horticulturalists after announcing yesterday's initial assistance of $84,200 to the region.

Prime Minister Jenny Shipley today welcomed the release of a booklet designed to dispel some myths about the New Zealand Security Intelligence Service.

The Coalition Government has decided in principle to split ECNZ into three competing state-owned enterprises (SOEs), the Treasurer and Ministers of Finance, Energy and State-Owned Enterprises said

Lower prices for consumers should result from the Coalition Government's electricity reform package, the Treasurer and Ministers of Finance and Energy said today.

A new Conservation Corps programme specifically targeted at young Pacific Islanders was officially launched today by the Minister of Youth Affairs, Deborah Morris.

Pupils from St Patricks College visit Parliament today as part of Lampen Workchoice Day.

Electricity supply companies are to be divided into separate line and energy businesses, the Treasurer, Winston Peters, and Minister of Energy, Max Bradford, said today.

The Coalition Government has decided in principle to split ECNZ into three competing state-owned enterprises (SOEs), the Treasurer and Ministers of Finance, Energy and State-Owned Enterprises said

Lower prices for consumers should result from the Coalition Government's electricity reform package, the Treasurer and Ministers of Finance and Energy said today.

The Coalition Government has decided in principle to split ECNZ into three competing state-owned enterprises (SOEs), the Treasurer and Ministers of Finance, Energy and State-Owned Enterprises said

Lower prices for consumers should result from the Coalition Government's electricity reform package, the Treasurer and Ministers of Finance and Energy said today.

The Government's electricity reforms package will deliver a better deal for consumers, Energy Minister Max Bradford said today when announcing the package.

Electricity supply companies are to be divided into separate line and energy businesses, the Treasurer, Winston Peters, and Minister of Energy, Max Bradford, said today.

The Coalition Government has decided in principle to split ECNZ into three competing state-owned enterprises (SOEs), the Treasurer and Ministers of Finance, Energy and State-Owned Enterprises said

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The three new Crown owned electricity generators resulting from the split of ECNZ, will continue to be strategic assets protected under the Coalition Agreement, Deputy Prime Minister and New Zealan

ECNZ cannot have it both ways, Deputy Prime Minister and New Zealand First Leader Winston Peters said in response to the company's opposition to the three-way split announced today.