7 September, 2009
Government welcomes infrastructure paper
Infrastructure Minister Bill English today welcomed the National Infrastructure Unit's release of a discussion paper on the state of New Zealand's infrastructure.
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Associated Ministers
- Bill English - Minister
- Steven Joyce - Associate Minister
12 August, 2009
Speech to New Zealand Council for Infrastructure Development
Good morning and thank you. It is a pleasure to be here.
Read full speech >>12 August, 2009
Government outlines infrastructure approach
The Government intends to involve the private sector in infrastructure projects where it makes sense for both taxpayers and users, Infrastructure Minister Bill English says.
Read full release >>25 May, 2009
Government announces Infrastructure Board
Infrastructure Minister Bill English has announced appointments to the new National Infrastructure Advisory Board.
Read full release >>3 March, 2009
The development of New Zealand's infrastructure: current and future needs
Speech to Korea New Zealand Business Forum
Read full speech >>2 March, 2009
Government invests in KiwiRail, sets up infrastructure unit
The Government has approved $115 million of spending on new carriages and locomotives for KiwiRail and the establishment of a small unit within Treasury to manage the next stages of its infrastructure programme.
Read full release >>11 February, 2009
Fast-tracked public projects give $500m boost
Prime Minister John Key and Infrastructure Minister Bill English today confirmed almost $500 million worth of publicly-funded building projects will be accelerated in the latest in a series of initiatives under the Government’s Jobs and Growth Plan.
Read full release >>10 December, 2008
Briefings to Infrastructure Ministers Released
Ministers Hon Bill English, Hon Gerry Brownlee and Hon Steven Joyce have today released the Briefings to the Incoming Ministers related to infrastructure issues covering the portfolios of Infrastructure, Energy and Resources, Economic Development, Transport and Information and Communications Technology.
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