National/New Zealand First Coalition 1996-1999

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The Ministers of Health and Social Services today welcomed the latest Mental Health Commission discussion documents, which back the need for programmes like the Government's Strengthening Families

Wyatt Creech Health
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"I have been advised that Helen Clark's accusations in Parliament about surgical practices and 'a second bungled operation' at Auckland's Ascot Hospital are wrong," Health Minister Wyatt Creech sai

Wyatt Creech Health
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"Labour's Deputy Leader, Dr Michael Cullen, lost control of himself and was removed from the House today following robust questioning of Labour's industrial relations policy," Leader of the House,

Roger Sowry Leader of the House
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High Commissioner, ladies and gentlemen, it is a pleasure to be granted the opportunity to get into the positive side of life with New Zealand's Pacific peoples.

John Delamare Pacific Island Affairs
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Breakfast Meeting The Northern Club, Auckland

David Carter Senior Citizens
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Shareholding Ministers of Timberlands West Coast Limited have formally accepted the economic viability of Timberlands' proposed sustainable beech
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Tony Ryall State Owned Enterprises
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"Employers and self-employed people are going to be winners again next year thanks to the changes this Government has introduced to delivery of the ACC scheme," the Minister for Accident Insurance,

Murray McCully Accident Insurance
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"The Green Party's ‘fortress New Zealand mentality', distortion of the truth and ignorance of commercial reality should be a warning to the public," Defence Minister Max Bradford said today.

Max Bradford Defence
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Winston Peters' claim last week that the Government is giving North Korea $4 million to build nuclear reactors is wildly inaccurate in every respect, Finance Minister Sir William Birch said today.

Bill Birch Finance
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The selection of Clayton Cosgrove as the Labour candidate for the Waimakariri seat has once again highlighted the differences between the right and left wings of the Labour party, said Hon Roger So

Roger Sowry Leader of the House