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Associated Ministers

9 June, 2009

The future of bees

Hon David Carter address to the National Beekeepers' Association Annual Conference

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19 May, 2009

Pig farm investigation underway

Agriculture and Biosecurity Minister David Carter has confirmed that animal welfare investigators are carrying out an inspection of the pig farm at the centre of TVNZ's ‘Sunday' programme.

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5 May, 2009

As busy as a bee

Hon David Carter officially launching Bee Week, Parliament, Wellington

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17 March, 2009

Underpinning Biosecurity Science in New Zealand

Hon David Carter opening of the OECD sponsored workshop on day two of the IUFRO International Forest Biosecurity Conference, Rotorua.

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3 February, 2009

David Carter to meet Australian Agriculture Minister

Discussions on the primary sector and climate change will be on the agenda when Agriculture, Forestry and Biosecurity Minister David Carter visits Canberra this week to meet his Australian counterpart, Tony Burke.

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9 January, 2009

Minister calls for reason in NAIT scheme debate

Biosecurity Minister David Carter today called for reason in the debate over the proposed National Animal Identification and Tracing (NAIT) scheme.

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23 December, 2008

Speedy work helps horse racing industry

Biosecurity Minister Hon David Carter welcomes urgent work by MAF Biosecurity New Zealand (MAFBNZ) that has resulted in a positive outcome for the horse racing industry.

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16 December, 2008

Government takes action on biosecurity threat

Cabinet has approved funding of $3.6 million for a five-year local programme to rid Lyttelton Port of the marine pest Mediterranean fanworm.

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1 December, 2008

Primary sector recognised as economic driver in briefing

The Minister of Agriculture, Forestry and Biosecurity, David Carter, has today released the Briefing for Incoming Ministers (BIM) from the Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry.

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