1 August, 2008
Appointments to the Film and Literature Board of Review
The Board is an independent statutory appeal body established under section 91 of the Films, Videos and Publications Classification Act.
Read full release >>1 August, 2008
The Board is an independent statutory appeal body established under section 91 of the Films, Videos and Publications Classification Act.
Read full release >>31 July, 2008
With five netball and basketball courts, twelve volleyball courts, an independent table tennis pod, and sports administration offices, the new stadium will be a major asset to the region.
Read full release >>28 July, 2008
Mutual assistance arrangements work both ways. New Zealand is able to provide additional capability at times of extreme fire conditions abroad, and can call upon the same kind of assistance if such conditions should arise here.
Read full release >>23 July, 2008
In a climate where identity fraud has sadly become a more common occurrence the government is committed to ensuring that personal information is protected.
Read full release >>22 July, 2008
As the South Island’s largest forest sanctuary with a predator-proof fence, the Ecosanctuary is striving to become a leader in the conservation of threatened species.
Read full release >>22 July, 2008
These historic structures are linked to the civic and artistic life of the town of Oamaru, and the whole Waitaki District.
Read full release >>10 July, 2008
New Zealand firefighters are in high demand worldwide and I know that their contribution will be appreciated and their expertise put to good use.
Read full release >>9 July, 2008
he New Zealand Lottery Grants Board will distribute $102.91 million to its distribution committees and $63.34 million to the statutory bodies that it funds in 2008 / 2009.
Read full release >>8 July, 2008
The Listening and Assistance Service aims provide an opportunity for former in-patients to speak about their experiences
Read full release >>4 July, 2008
The Commission hears casino licensing applications, and appeals on licensing and enforcement decisions.
Read full release >>20 June, 2008
Eleven Lottery Regional Community Distribution Committees and eight National Distribution Committees distribute the profits of New Zealand Lotteries.
Read full release >>17 June, 2008
The Department of Internal Affairs is highly active on the Internet and feeds intelligence on offenders to Interpol and other agencies.
Read full release >>26 May, 2008
The government will give careful consideration to the Law Commission's recommendations and the draft Bill
Read full release >>1 May, 2008
$1.75 million will be made available this year for community organisations applying to undertake research or evaluation projects about New Zealand communities.
Read full release >>29 April, 2008
It is important that Ministers and government representatives charged with the care and support of veterans have the opportunity to share information and come together to discuss veterans' issues.
Read full release >>29 April, 2008
Your passport is your most valuable document when travelling internationally. If you lose your passport then you should immediately report it lost or stolen.
Read full release >>10 April, 2008
It is critically important that firefighters have the equipment and capacity to protect our communities and the levy provides critical support for the Fire Service.
Read full release >>10 April, 2008
People must be able to access and obtain evidence of the information that supports their identity and family history; and it is vital that the public trust that the government is a responsible steward of their personal information
Read full speech >>3 April, 2008
Internal Affairs Minister, Rick Barker has responded to Green MP, Sue Bradford's concerns over moves to offer Lotto online with the assurance that the safety features in place are robust and in fact offer greater protection than traditional play.
Read full release >>3 April, 2008
New Zealand Daylight Saving will end on Sunday 6 April 2008 when 3.00am becomes 2.00am.
Read full release >>28 March, 2008
Online sales represent a real opportunity to improve the safety features around the sale of lotto tickets.
Read full release >>19 March, 2008
The Fire Service provides the support and resources for communities to help themselves.
Read full speech >>11 March, 2008
Daylight saving ends three weeks later than usual this year, on 6 April, but some diaries and calendars mistakenly show this Sunday, 16 March as the finishing date.
Read full release >>7 March, 2008
Identity fraud is a growing problem and this Labour–led Government has put in place a range of measures to make it harder for fraudsters to succeed."
Read full release >>4 March, 2008
The purpose of the Gambling Act is to ensure that the community benefits from the proceeds of gambling, that gambling harm is prevented and minimised and that responsible gambling is facilitated.
Read full release >>4 March, 2008
Achieving positive community outcomes is not just an objective for the Department. I expect all those involved in the sector to be working within the framework of the Act, pursuing objectives that are consistent with its principles and practices.
Read full speech >>1 February, 2008
The Lottery Significant Projects Fund will distribute $16 million in 2008, to help complete large scale community based, capital expenditure projects with a project cost of at least $1 million.
Read full release >>24 December, 2007
The most important thing to do before travelling abroad is to check that your passport has not expired.
Read full release >>24 December, 2007
Phil Harington and Margaret Mohi reappointed to the Lottery Grants Board.
Read full release >>14 December, 2007
Dr Josephine Baddeley, Judy Callingham and Louise Carroll have been appointed to the Film and Literature Board of Review, Internal Affairs Minister, Rick Barker announced today.
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