21. Contents - New Zealand Government Asset Sales As At 30 Sep 1999 - The Treasury Details of the processes and income received from the sale of stateowned assets by the new zealand government since 1988. http://www.treasury.govt.nz/assetsales/

About Treasury New Zealand Economy Careers Crown Financial Statements ... Budget 2005 Search New Zealand Government Asset Sales as at 30 September 1999 New Zealand Government Asset Sales as at 30 September 1999 Contents Income from State Asset Sales Footnotes Completed Sales New Zealand Steel ... VTNZ * State-owned Enterprises at time of sale . The Treasury, 1 The Terrace, PO Box 3724, Wellington, NEW ZEALAND. Tel: +64 4 472 2733. Fax: +64 4 473 0982. Email: Treasury Webmaster

22. New Zealand Ministry Of Foreign Affairs And Trade Home Page Contact Us, new zealand government Crest, Te whakarato parongo mo nga hononga aao o Providing information about New Zealand s international relations http://www.mfat.govt.nz/

Search Providing information about New Zealand's international relations About the Ministry Foreign and Trade Policy ... Overseas Representatives in NZ NEWS Avian Flu Ministry of Health Travel Advice [external link] 23 September 05 Hurricane Rita 23 September 05 Hurricane Katrina 12 September 05 Travel Advisories Thailand 2 September 05 All vacancies FOCUS United Nations Handbook Trade Agreements FTA/CEP/CER index Business Link Aug/Sep 2005 Tokelau Information Bulletin Site Map Contact Us NZAID ... Govt.nz

23. Ministry Of Foreign Affairs And Trade - Travel Safety Information Index Page new zealand government Crest, Te whakarato pärongo mö ngä hononga äao o Aotearoa Providing information about New Zealand s international relations http://www.mfat.govt.nz/travel/

Te whakarato pärongo mö ngä hononga ä-ao o Aotearoa Providing information about New Zealand's international relations Travel Advice Ngä Whakatüpato cons@mfat.govt.nz Tel: Fax: Travel Information Travel Documentation Travel Tips Travel Risks Mailing List ... Registration for New Zealanders Travelling Overseas Country Advice Some Risk more. High Risk more Extreme Risk more Exercise caution. Consider deferring non-essential travel. We advise against all travel. NZers should leave. A B C D ... Z Read the advice of other Governments by clicking on the flags Countries Some Risk High Risk Extreme Risk A Afghanistan Kabul city Advise against non-essential travel. Kidnapping. Rest of Afghanistan Advise against all travel to other parts of Afghanistan. Threats to foreigners from terrorists, criminal violence, including kidnappings, remains high. Albania Border between Albania and Kosovo Unexploded ordnance in border areas.

24. New Zealand Trade And Enterprise - New Zealand's Economic Development Agency New Zealand Trade and Enterprise, the official new zealand government economic development agency, aims to grow New Zealand economy by boosting the http://www.nzte.govt.nz/

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25. The New Zealand Government Directory - Logon The new zealand government Directory is a comprehensive source of contact information for New Zealand s political parties and their members. http://www.nzgovtdirectory.com/

Recent Appointments 14 September Attorney-General Michael Cullen has announced two Court appointments: Ian McHardy as a Family Court Judge and Tom Broadmore as a District Court Judge. Mr McHardy will be sworn in on 4 October and will sit in Auckland. Mr Broadmore will be sworn in on 14 October and will sit in Wellington. 30 August Commerce Minister Pete Hodgson has announced the appointment of Vivian Kloosterman to the Standards Council. Ms Kloosterman replaces architect Roy Wilson who served on the Standards Council for over seven years. 17 August Attorney-General Michael Cullen has announced the appointment of Margaret Rogers as a Family Court Judge. Ms Rogers will be sworn in on 2 September and will sit in Manukau. 5 August New Zealand's next Consul-General to Shanghai will be career diplomat Wen Chin Powles, Foreign Minister Phil Goff said today. Wen Powles joined the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade in 1988. Her previous postings have included Beijing and New York. She will take up her appointment in December, replacing Pam Dunn.

26. Ministry For Culture And Heritage Homepage Provides advice to the new zealand government on culture and heritage matters and assists Government in its provision and management of cultural resources http://www.cultureandheritage.govt.nz/

Skip navigation ABOUT US MEDIA PUBLICATIONS ... CONTACTS Quick Find Awards and Funding Cultural sector awards History awards Waitangi Day fund Regional museums Symbols of National Identity New Zealand flag New Zealand national anthems New Zealand coat of arms Tomb of the Unknown Warrior ... Graves and memorials Agencies we Fund Board appointments and governance Website links Reference and History Projects Encyclopedia of New Zealand Dictionary of New Zealand Biography History Group projects Broadcasting Broadcasting publications Non-Commercial Licences Miscellaneous Antiquities Cultural Well-being External links New Zealand Memorial, London Site Help Accessibility information Site map Welcome to the Ministry for Culture and Heritage. The Ministry provides advice to the New Zealand government on culture and heritage matters. It assists government in its provision and management of cultural resources for the benefit of all New Zealanders, and undertakes a number of activities that support and promote the history and heritage of our country.

27. Biosecurity New Zealand of Fisheries www.fish.govt.nz; new zealand government Portal www.govt.nz Biosecurity New Zealand is the lead agency in New Zealand s biosecurity http://www.biosecurity.govt.nz/

@import "/css/udm-menu.css"; Skip to Content [1] Biosecurity Categories: About Biosecurity NZ Overview of Biosecurity Our strategy and mandate Legislation ... Plants Search this site Advanced search Recent Additions Our Magazine Consultations ... Import Health Standards By joining our e-mail lists you will receive notifications of changes to standards, discussion documents etc. Subscribe to our lists Contact us: Executive Co-ordinator Biosecurity New Zealand PO Box 2526 Wellington NEW ZEALAND Phone: +64 4 470 2754 Fax: +64 4 498 9888 Contact this person To report suspected exotic, land, freshwater and marine pests, or exotic diseases in plants or animals, call: Department of Conservation www.doc.govt.nz Ministry of Health www.moh.govt.nz Ministry of Fisheries www.fish.govt.nz New Zealand Government Portal www.govt.nz www.maf.govt.nz Protect New Zealand www.protectnz.org.nz MAF Quarantine Service www.maf.govt.nz/quarantine New Zealand Food Safety Authority www.nzfsa.govt.nz Biosecurity Strategic Unit www.maf.govt.nz/biosecurity-strategic-unit Biosecurity New Zealand the full story Promoting policies and standards for the humane treatment of animals You could unwittingly bring things into New Zealand that could threaten the delicate habitat of our country.

28. New Zealand Debt Management Office III, This is a protected new zealand government web site. It is unlawful to intentionally cause damage to it or to any NZDMO electronic facility or data http://www.nzdmo.govt.nz/

govt.nz New Zealand Debt Management Office The information on this web site is issued by the New Zealand Debt Management Office (NZDMO) for informational purposes. It does not contain and is not an invitation or offer to buy or sell securities. Each page on this web site must be read in conjunction with the Continue ... at the bottom of this page. I The information on this web site is issued by the New Zealand Debt Management Office (NZDMO) for informational purposes. It does not contain and is not an invitation or offer to buy or sell securities. II III This is a protected New Zealand Government web site. It is unlawful to intentionally cause damage to it or to any NZDMO electronic facility or data through the knowing transmission of any program, information, code, or command. IV The NZDMO systems to which this web site connects and related equipment are subject to monitoring. Information regarding users may be obtained and disclosed to authorised personnel, including law enforcement authorities, for official purposes. Access to or use of this web site constitutes consent to these terms. V Reference to any specific commercial product, process, or service by trade name, trademark, manufacture, or otherwise does not constitute an endorsement, recommendation, or favouring by the New Zealand government or the NZDMO.

29. Te Puna Web Directory > NZ > Government, Law And Politics Govt.nz connecting you to New Zealand central local government services Official gateway to new zealand government. This website provides an overview of http://webdirectory.natlib.govt.nz/dir/en/nz/government-law-and-politics/

Web Directory NZ Government, Law and Politics Central Government Elections and Referenda Embassies and Consulates Emergency Services ... Politics See also: Crime and Criminology@ Lobby Groups@ Australia and New Zealand School of Government ANZSOG has been established by consortium of New Zealand and Australian Governments, Universities and Business Schools, and offers an international program to increase the policy and management skills of public servants. Includes details of the Executive Masters Program (EMPA). Charities Commission Preparatory Unit Responsibilities of the Commission are to approve and register charities; receive annual returns and monitor the activities of charities; educate, provide advice to and support the trustees and officers of charities to ensure that they understand, and can comply with, core regulatory obligations and duties; and provide advice to government. Official gateway to New Zealand Government. This website provides an overview of New Zealand and its government, access to government and council services as well as government agency contact details. Responsibility for this web site was transferred from the Department of Internal Affairs to the State Services Commission in 2000. Institute of Policy Studies The Institute of Policy Studies exists to promote study, research and discussion of current issues of public policy, both foreign and domestic. The web site describes the aims and structure of the Institute and how it works. A complete list of publications is included.

30. The Labour Party Of New Zealand Principal party in the new zealand government. Led by Prime Minister Helen Clark. In the 1980s the party, in government, moved dramatically to the centre instituting a series of neoliberal economic reforms leading to a number of splits in the party. The party has moved leftwards under Clark. http://www.labour.org.nz

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31. A Land Of Extraordinary Opportunity Investment New Zealand connects international investors and highgrowth New and Enterprise - the new zealand government s economic development agency. http://www.investnewzealand.govt.nz/

Investment New Zealand Featured Sectors Biotechnology Creative Industries - Screen Production Specialised Manufacturing Wood Processing ... Sector Guide Our Global Network Investment New Zealand is a division of New Zealand Trade and Enterprise - the New Zealand government's economic development agency. New Zealand Trade and Enterprise operates an extensive global network of offices that connect New Zealand businesses to global opportunities. Click on the map above to view locations and contact details of offices in your region. Our services Offices in your region Investment New Zealand Sector Specialists Call for Proposals to Manage VIF Seed Fund ... A canny investment in New Zealand excellence A Land of Extraordinary Opportunity Astounding commercial success has resulted time after time from the right partnerships between overseas capital and New Zealand businesses. From marine navigation to blockbuster films, New Zealand’s legendary culture of innovation and excellence delivers results. Our 'can do' attitude is supported by robust public infrastructure and world-class telecommunications. Investing in New Zealand isn’t about just relocating. It’s about regenerating your business.

32. Anzac.govt.nz - A Guide To Anzac Day For New Zealanders A new zealand government guide to Anzac Day. Covers the history of the day, traditions and rituals, how it is commemorated today and a guide to Gallipoli. http://www.anzac.govt.nz/

Significance of Anzac Day Anzac Day Today Gallipoli Guide More Anzac Day Resources ... + More about this image View from Anzac commemorative site above North Beach, Gallipoli. Search for New Zealanders who died at Gallipoli Virtual tour of Gallipoli through maps, images and panoramas About this Site Contact Us Govt.nz

33. Work, Training, Employment & Skills In New Zealand - WorkSite / PaeMahi Working with your land. The new zealand government Coat of Arms. govt.nz connecting you to New Zealand central local government services. http://www.worksite.govt.nz/

Live life to the full Click here to find out Come and live and work in New Zealand Subscribe to our E-newsletter: WorkSite Watch Menu Home Need more training? Looking for work? Need help at work? ... Looking for staff? When you've got a question about work this is the place to be. You'll find useful links and information on everything to do with employment and training in New Zealand. Take a look around or use 'Search' to find what you need. Around your region North Island Northland Auckland Waikato Bay of Plenty ... Wellington South Island Marlborough West Coast Canterbury Chatham Islands ... Southland NZ's Skill Needs Immediate Skill Shortage List workINSIGHT Publication: education, training, skills and work in NZ The Jobsletter Job Vacancy Monitor ... What's hot, what's not Online tools Pathfinder, an online career planning tool Link to Online Job Vacancy Websites Link to New Zealand Recruitment Companies Calculate your Parental Leave Entitlement ... Online student loans and allowances WorkSite / PaeMahi News Ask an Expert - The clever way to find answers. Ask an Expert is a clever feature of WorkSite / PaeMahi . Whenever you search the site, you'll get all the regular search results plus our 'Ask an Expert' answers. Together these give you better, more in-depth answers to your questions. All you have to do is enter your keywords or questions into the WorkSite search box - you'll find it on every page You can now register for a company IRD number online at the same time as incorporating a company ... Help Opportunity Locator

34. Access Immigration New Zealand Providing a full range of Professional, Corporate and Personal immigration services since 1993. Written Guarantee. Director NZAMI. Registered with new zealand government. http://www.access-nz.co.nz/

IMMIGRATION TO NEW ZEALAND DO YOU QUALIFY? immigration categories visas and permits ASSESSMENTS business skilled migrant employment residence from work ... family quota COMPANY PROFILE background your team services introductions ... referrals CONSULTANTS why choose a consultant? choosing your consultant your protection - the NZAMI NEW ZEALAND ... home OUR DETAILS Access Immigration NZ Ltd 199 Pakuranga Road Pakuranga Auckland New Zealand Post: P O Box 38-880 Howick 1730 Auckland New Zealand Tel: +64 9 577 5895 Fax: +64 9 577 5894 Mob: +64 027 481 2004 imigr8@access2nz.com New Zealand Travel and Accommodation Guide MESSAGE FROM THE DIRECTORS Welcome to our New Zealand immigration website. We trust that the information and links we have provided will be helpful, informative and easy to use. M IGRATION - YOUR DECISION Your decision to seek a new life and opportunities in a new country is one of the most important that you can make. In New Zealand's young and vibrant democracy, you will have the freedom and opportunity to achieve the results you want for yourself, your family and your future. You will be among a people who are renowned for their warmth and friendliness, but where many of the familiar ideas and expectations from your own background no longer apply. All migrants should expect it to take some time before they find quality employment and the achievement of success will not be easy but, in a country moulded by generations of immigrants, a guiding hand at the outset can open doors of opportunity.

35. Foundation For Research Science And Technology science and technology (RS T) on behalf of the new zealand government to A New Zealand research team has scored a world first by not only being the http://www.frst.govt.nz/

About Us Calendar Evaluation Contact Us ... Research Investments Search More Current Investment Rounds Research Consortia Request for Proposals are now available International Investment Opportunities Fund is now open closes 9 Sep 2005 Pilot - Technology Partnership NZ Find out about... Preliminary notice - Changes to FRST investment process timelines (Word)(33kb) The establishment of the Strategic Advisory Panel Target Outcomes and Themes-May05 (578kb) ... View examples of exciting research >> Events Investment Activities Workshop (Power point) Awards 2005 Technology Commendations News 21 Sep 2005: Scientists changing the colour of flowers Two Auckland scientists are working on research they hope will create new colours of a flower successfully created for the export market. Read More >> 15 Sep 2005: Organic dairy shed cleaner breaks new ground An organic cleaner developed in New Zealand is on track to revolutionise milking shed cleaning routines. Read More >> 12 Sep 2005: Kiwi companies deliver new solutions to global software security issues The development of new tools to protect companies against malicious web application attacks is putting two small New Zealand companies at the head of global initiatives to deal with some of the root causes of Internet security issues.

36. Crown Minerals New Zealand | Homepage Manages, on behalf of the new zealand government, all oil, gas, minerals and coal resources it owns, known as the Crown Mineral Estate. It is part of the Ministry of Economic Development, an omnibus department dealing with a wide range of issues and industries. http://www.med.govt.nz/crown_minerals

Crown Minerals New Zealand Homepage Welcome to Crown Minerals, Ministry of Economic Development website legislation permitting resources and prospectivity exploration and mining activities Industry News Glencoal awarded Central Otago coal prospecting permit 20 September, 2005 Glencoal Energy awarded first South Island permit to prospect for lignite in central Otago. more OceanaGold plans first Macraes underground gold from April 2006 20 September, 2005 OceanaGold plans first gold from test underground mining at Macraes after April 2006, with production initiating a year later. more Contact looks at opportunities for exploration partnerships 15 September, 2005 Contact Energy looks at opportunities for exploration partnerships. more Globe Progress gold mine construction in full swing more Neptune Minerals to float NZ underwater mining project 5 September, 2005 Neptune Minerals to raise money in London to explore for seafloor massive sulphides on underwater volcanoes offshore from North Island. more Origin awarded deepwater offshore Canterbury Basin permit 5 September, 2005 Origin Energy awarded large Canterbury Basin permit mostly over deepwater prospects.

37. The Government Communications Security Bureau released a new ICT policy on the use of BlackBerry by the new zealand government. The GCSB has also released a new Security Notice on BlackBerry use. http://www.gcsb.govt.nz/

Government Communications Security Bureau Contents About Us Functions Publications ... Contact Contact us ... GCSB PO Box 12-209 WELLINGTON Phone: (04) 472 6881 Fax: (04) 499 3701 Email: Welcome to The GCSB Vision “to be the leading source of foreign intelligence and information systems security advice to Government”. The Government Communications Security Bureau contributes to the security of New Zealand through the provision of timely foreign signals intelligence to Government and assisting Government departments and agencies protect their electronic information resources and communications systems. Whats New? The GCSB has recently released a new ICT policy on the use of BlackBerry by the New Zealand Government. The GCSB has also released a new Security Notice on BlackBerry use. updated: 25 July 2005 govt.nz Access Keys

38. New Zealand Progressive Political Party The official website of the Progressive Coalition, a political party in the new zealand government, led by Jim Anderton. http://www.progressive.org.nz

Kia Ora! Welcome to the Progressive Party Website - New Zealand Government Coalition Partner Home E-mail Us Join Main Menu Home Achievements Policy News ... What is Progressive? Achievements Search advanced search... Campaigns Housing Graduate Debt Relief Youth Alcohol Harm Reduction Lower Company Tax ... more ... From Parliament Listen to Parliament Getting things done: Budget 2005 Budget 2004 Budget 2003 Jim Anderton Press Releases Speeches Articles Anderton's E-news ... Jim Anderton's Ministerial Website Matt Robson Press Releases Speeches Articles robson-on-politics Coalition Agreement View the Government coalition agreement here... Party News Latest Newsletter Progressives in the News Progressive Media Centre 5 Things You Can Do Join Us Subscribe to Publications Volunteer Make a Donation ... Progressive's top priorities for coalition work Stable Coalition Government Progressive Leader Jim Anderton campaigned in Wigram this week with Prime Minister and Labour Leader Helen Clark, at Hamilton Jet. Jim leads the business development work in government that has contributed to 270,000 new jobs. Together, Helen and Jim form the most stable coalition MMP government New Zealand has seen. PROGRESSIVE GETS THINGS DONE : NEXT STEPS Jim Anderton Progressive Party Leader Labour Progressive provide world's best business environment Short term self interest vs overall wellbeing Liquor lobby's parliamentary privilege revoked Poll shows strong support for Progressive tertiary policy ... A smarter, brighter future for NZ: campaign launch spc

39. Ministry Of Justice - New Zealand An overview of New Zealand s court system. Also suitable as a teaching tool for More information about new zealand government can be found on Govt.nz http://www.justice.govt.nz/

Search this site: Advanced Search About the Ministry Courts Other Ministry Services Welcome to the Ministry of Justice, Tāhà « o te Ture On 1 October 2003, the Department for Courts and the Ministry of Justice merged to form an expanded Ministry of Justice. On this site you will find information about the Ministry of Justice, the Ministry's services, Courts, and information about the work we undertake to create a fairer and safer New Zealand Information for the Public Court Contacts Jury Service Publications Obtaining a Copy of your Criminal Record ... Secondhand Dealers and Pawnbrokers Information for Legal / Professionals Fees Reports Rules Committee Bill of Rights ... Judicial Appointment Processes Information for Media Media Releases Contacts Publications Judicial Decisions ... Speeches Courts Quick Links Links to other Ministry of Justice Services Recent News and Updates The Judiciary The Supreme Court The Privy Council Court of Appeal ... Anti-Money Laundering and Countering the Financing of Terrorism The Ministry of Justice’s Anti-Money Laundering and Counter-Terrorist Financing webpage. Access to Justice An overview of New Zealand's court system. Also suitable as a teaching tool for year 9 - 13 social studies students.

40. About Courts Of New Zealand New Zealand Coat of Arms. Search this site Advanced Search More information about new zealand government can be found on Govt.nz http://www.justice.govt.nz/courts/

Search this site: Advanced Search About the Ministry Courts Other Ministry Services ... Employment Court New Zealand Courts Hierarchy Role and Relevance Openness of the Courts System Courts: A Judicial decision-making Process Courts exist to resolve disputes between the State and individuals, or between individuals. They do this by considering the evidence on all sides of the dispute, interpreting the law as it applies to that evidence, and determining judgments. Hence, a "court" is, in fact, the judicial decision-making process, which when considered overall, is the tangible representation of formal "justice" in society. top Role and Relevance of Courts to Society Courts exist to ensure that both the citizens and the state experience "justice" in dispute resolution, where "justice" is defined as equitable dispute resolution and the balancing of the rights and obligations of the State and individuals, and between individuals, in accordance with legislation, common law and existing social standards. The court.s (i.e. judicial decision-making) function of dispute resolution is perhaps the single most important formal mechanism for ensuring social stability and cohesion. For a society to be stable, citizens need to be confident that the laws which govern them not only reflect socially accepted values and standards, but that should there be a dispute, the courts will interpret those laws impartially, and that resolution will be achieved within a reasonable time-frame. Citizens need to have some confidence that there is justice for them in society; in particular, that the court is an effective (including timely) mechanism through which an individual.s lawful interests and rights will be protected; and that as well as the rights of the State being protected, the obligations of the State will be enforced.

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