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The government is being challenged to develop a strategy for the wider and more consistent use of information technology (IT) in schools, Minister for Information Technology Hon Maurice Williamson
- Maurice Williamson
- Information Technology
The Government's Education Strategy for Maori is about to take another step forward, through a series of regional meetings to gather information from communities.
- Brian Donnelly
- Associate Minister of Education
Christchurch
Good morning - it's great to be here to meet you all this morning.
- Deborah Morris
- Youth Affairs
The Minister of Conservation Nick Smith today announced the discovery of a previously unknown bird, on a island south of the Campbell Islands.
- Nick Smith
- Conservation
Private Sector Development in the Pacific Islands received a boost today with the Foreign Minister, Don McKinnon, announcing 18 new training and business development grants.
- Don McKinnon
- Foreign Affairs and Trade
The population conference .. taking a hard look at who we are as New Zealanders and where we are going as a country.
- Max Bradford
- Immigration
Transport Minister Jenny Shipley will this week be hosting the meeting of the Australian Transport Council, which brings together the Australian Federal and State Transport Ministers and the New Ze
- Jenny Shipley
- Transport
The Minister of Justice, Hon D.A.M. Graham, said today reform of the law relating to the repossession of goods would provide consumers with greater safeguards.
- Doug Graham
- Justice
The message I intend to deliver today is directed at the minority of New Zealanders who have become unduly concerned by the Alliance's recent campaign against the Multilateral Agreement on Investme
- Lockwood Smith
- International Trade
Parents, teachers and communities are being given a taste of how the Government's new special education policy Special Education 2000 will benefit them, through a 'roadshow' of meetings over the ne
- Wyatt Creech
- Education
Health Minister Bill English said today he was seeking ways to fund non-urgent operations for people who needed them and should get from the public health service.
- Bill English
- Health
Hopefully this will be the beginning of the end of the number portability issue, said Minister of Communication Hon Maurice Williamson when commenting on today's agreement between Telecom and Telst
- Maurice Williamson
- Communications
The Government will spend more than $11 million over the next three years to ease the workload faced by teachers who teach in te reo Maori, Education Minister Wyatt Creech and Associate Education M
- Wyatt Creech
- Education
The Government's Education Strategy for Maori is about to take another step forward, through a series of regional meetings to gather information from communities.
- Wyatt Creech
- Education
"The Labour Party's plan to force schools to pull out of direct resourcing of teachers' salaries is a short sighted u-turn on policy it originally brought in," Education Minister Wyatt Creech said
- Wyatt Creech
- Education
The Government has introduced new legislation into Parliament which contains measures to guide schools when suspending students and to help overcrowded schools when enrolling students.
- Wyatt Creech
- Education
Background Information
Enrolment Schemes - to avoid overcrowding or the likelihood of overcrowding in schools.
With regard to enrolment schemes the Bill will:
- Wyatt Creech
- Education
The Population Conference this week tackles issues of critical importance to New Zealand communities in order to prepare for the difficult choices of the future, Immigration Minister Max Bradford s
- Max Bradford
- Immigration
Associate Minister of Social Welfare, Hon. Dr. Nick Smith today confirmed that Cabinet has decided on the appointment of a deputy chairman to the Social Security Appeal Authority.
- Nick Smith
- Associate Minister of Social Welfare
Transport Minister Jenny Shipley says the Australian media were misleading and incorrect to suggest that the New Zealand Government has any intention of ending a ban on nuclear-powered warships usi
- Jenny Shipley
- Transport
Legislation bringing in tough new measures to curb the power and activities of gangs had its third reading in Parliament this morning.
- Doug Graham
- Justice
International Trade Minister Lockwood Smith remains optimistic that US President Bill Clinton will gain fast-track negotiating authority for trade agreements, despite a setback over the weekend.
- Dr Lockwood Smith
- International Trade
A diabetes management project was one of 28 health information proposals which would be supported with funding of $3.5 million from the Health Provider Development Programme, Health Minister Bill E
- Bill English
- Health