17 November, 2009
Address to the launch of the Real Estate Agents Authority
I'm delighted to be here today for the launch of the Real Estate Agents Authority.
Read full speech >>17 November, 2009
I'm delighted to be here today for the launch of the Real Estate Agents Authority.
Read full speech >>19 October, 2009
Mai i Maketu ki Tongariro, ngā Pumanawa e waru o Te Arawa, tēnā koutou katoa Translation: From Maketū to Tongariro, the eight beating hearts of Te Arawa. Te Arawa is a confederation of eight tribes descended from the eight children of Rangitihi. The sentence acknowledges the Te Arawa boundaries and the eight iwi of the confederation.
Read full speech >>16 October, 2009
Today I want to talk about the important role airports play in the New Zealand economy and local communities. I will also discuss some of the issues I see for airports, along with government initiatives in the aviation sector.
Read full speech >>14 October, 2009
Good evening, I would like to acknowledge the theme of your forum, The Next Decade – Challenges and Solutions – Innovation Meets Experience. Your organisation represents a wealth of experience in areas such as road transport, shipping and ports, public transport, airports, transport engineering, and central and local government.
Read full speech >>12 October, 2009
Tena koutou, tena koutou, tena koutou katoa. Good afternoon. It is a pleasure to be here today on behalf of the Minister responsible for the National Library of New Zealand, the Hon Nathan Guy. He could not be here today as he was required to attend a Cabinet meeting. However, he would like me to pass on his best wishes to you all.
Read full speech >>29 September, 2009
Good afternoon, Thank you for inviting me to speak at your conference as the Minister responsible for the Gambling Act and for gambling policy in New Zealand.
Read full speech >>26 September, 2009
Some of you may have been at the Roading New Zealand conference, and I know you have been watching the developments in the portfolio over recent months, but I would like to outline the Government’s transport priorities.
Read full speech >>24 September, 2009
Good morning everyone. It's a pleasure to be here today at the NZ Marine Transport Association's annual conference.
Read full speech >>17 September, 2009
As you know, I took up the role of Associate Minister of Transport about three months ago. I can tell you that I am really enjoying the role. There is a lot going on in the transport sector and I am finding it very exciting.
Read full speech >>10 September, 2009
It is a pleasure to be here this evening to present the Road Safety Innovation Achievement Awards. As many of you know, I took up the role of Associate Minister of Transport about three months ago. I can tell you that I am really enjoying the role. There is a lot going on in the transport sector and I am finding it very interesting.
Read full speech >>27 August, 2009
The Government has agreed that the roll-out of igovt services will continue over the next two years, following a review of the programme and a decision to explore options for commercial sector involvement, says Minister of Internal Affairs Nathan Guy.
Read full speech >>26 August, 2009
It is a pleasure to be here tonight to celebrate a bumper year for the Lotteries Commission which has resulted in a record transfer of funding to the Lottery Grants Board.
Read full speech >>21 August, 2009
As the Acting Minister for Communications and Information Technology, I am very pleased to be able to provide a government perspective on IPv6 and to speak to this group on this important issue.
Read full speech >>20 August, 2009
As Acting Minister for Communications and Information Technology, I'd like to extend a special welcome to Peter Dengate Thrush, Chair of the LizDengate Thrush Trust, and his fellow Trustees.n
Read full speech >>7 August, 2009
Thank you all for your warm welcome. I am very pleased to be back at Archives New Zealand today to launch the Digital Continuity Action Plan.
Read full speech >>5 August, 2009
Greetings to you all. As a relatively new Minister, I am still coming to grips with the complexity of the fire scene in New Zealand. The diversity within your association's membership illustrates this complexity. However, being a dairy farmer myself, I am not completely new to the rural fire scene. I have also served on the Horowhenua District Council for eight years, so I have some knowledge of the local government perspective.
Read full speech >>30 July, 2009
Good evening and welcome. I want to thank you all for joining us tonight for the official launch of Rail Safety Awareness Week. To adapt one of your catch-phrases, this annual event is an opportunity to stop, look and think about rail safety.
Read full speech >>23 July, 2009
Tena koutou, tena koutou, tena koutou katoa. It is a great pleasure to be here at the National Library this evening. This event has special significance for me, as it is my first official engagement as Minister responsible for the National Library.
Read full speech >>21 July, 2009
Thank you for inviting me to be here today. As you know I am relatively new to the Internal Affairs portfolio of responsibilities, of which fire is one part. I do have some knowledge about the fire environment, of course, having come from a rural background and being a farmer myself.
Read full speech >>26 June, 2009
Thank you for your introduction and for the opportunity to speak to you all today. Licensing trusts have a long history in the hospitality industry. I look forward to meeting with some of you later today and hearing more about the good work that you do.
Read full speech >>26 June, 2009
Good afternoon. Thank you for your introduction and for the opportunity to speak to you all today. As you know I have only been in the new job for a week. The past week has been a whirlwind of briefings and meetings and I am gradually coming up to speed with my portfolios.
Read full speech >>19 June, 2009
I am very pleased to be here this evening on my first official engagement since becoming the Minister of Internal Affairs.
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