1. Govt.nz - Connecting You To New Zealand Central & Local Government Services The official gateway to new zealand government on the Internet. Site provides an overview of New Zealand and its government, access to government services information and employment opportunities, as well as government agency contact details. http://www.govt.nz/

ABOUT THIS SITE CONTACT US Looking for government and council services? This site links you to the information you need to get services such as getting a birth certificate or applying for legal aid. Start here to see the services that government and councils offer. Contact details for government organisations. Times when government has services for you, such as when having a baby, or travelling overseas. Get involved and have your say. Learn about the country, the people and the system of government. News Official Cash Rate increased to 5.75 per cent The Reserve Bank today increased the Official Cash Rate from 5.5 to 5.75 per cent. Free flu vaccination still available The Ministry of Health is reminding those people most at risk of complications from influenza that free vaccination is still available but only until the end of June 2004. Strong growth expected in agricultural exports New Zealand can expect to see a big increase in the value of our agricultural exports over the next three years along with a slowly depreciating dollar, according to the latest MAF Situation and Outlook for New Zealand Agriculture and Forestry. Search - Rapua Advanced Search MEDIA RELEASES MANA PUPURI

2. P1: PARLIAMENT HOME PAGE elcome to the Internet site for. New Zealand's House of Representatives. For other government services go to new zealand government Online http://www.parliament.govt.nz/

elcome to the Internet site for New Zealand's House of Representatives. You can go directly to functions available through this site by using the keys above, or you can go directly to the Internet sites of the agencies that provide services to Parliament by using the buttons below. th Anniversary Click this button to view details of the 150 th Anniversary For other government services go to New Zealand Government Online: House and Committee MPs and Ministers Visiting Parliament Politics and News ... Contact

3. New Zealand Government E-Commerce new zealand government resource containing information on electronic commerce, including law, trade, tax, privacy, consumer protection, and help for businesses. http://www.ecommerce.govt.nz

New Zealand Government E-Commerce www.ecommerce.govt.nz Home Minister Broadband ECAT Statistics and Research ... E-Commerce Help E-Commerce in New Zealand This site provides information on e-commerce policy and initiatives. See below or use the links on the left to access information. If you are looking for help and information on making e-commerce work for your business, please go to www.biz.org.nz and look under e-commerce. E-Commerce E-Commerce Strategy Statistics and Research E-Commerce Action Team Speeches and Press Releases ... Government Links Broadband Project PROBE and other broadband information Legislation Electronic Transactions Act Top of Page MED Home govt.nz This site is maintained by the New Zealand Ministry of Economic Development. Please note that it is no longer being updated and may contain out of date information. Information Technology Policy Team, Ministry of Economic Development

4. Governments On The WWW: New Zealand Links to websites of governmental institutions and political parties in New Zealand. General Resources new zealand government Online. National Institutions Governor General of New Zealand. Parliament. new zealand government. Department of the Prime Minister and http://www.gksoft.com/govt/en/nz.html

Governments on the WWW: New Zealand Home Table of Contents List of Countries Signs and Symbols ... Feedback New Zealand [ Aotearoa ] Official languages: English, Maori General Resources: New Zealand Government Online National Institutions: Governor General of New Zealand Parliament New Zealand Government Department of the Prime Minister and Cabinet ... Te Mana Arotake Regional Institutions: Auckland Regional Council Bay of Plenty Regional Council Hawke's Bay Regional Council Northland Regional Council ... Wellington Regional Council Municipal Institutions: Auckland City Council Carterton District Council Chatham Islands Council Christchurch City Council ... Whangarei District Council Representations in Foreign Countries: New Zealand High Commission in Ottawa, Canada New Zealand Tourism Office in Taipei, China (Republic) New Zealand High Commission in London, Great Britain and Northern Ireland New Zealand Embassy in Tokyo, Japan ... New Zealand Mission to the United Nations in New York Political Parties: Labour Party National Party New Zealand Young Nationals Alliance ... Communist Party of Aotearoa (CPA) Socialist Party of Aotearoa (SPA) Gordon Watson Branch Natural Law Party of New Zealand Libertarianz Workers' Party of New Zealand (WPNZ) ... additional site Other Institutions: Standards New Zealand Additional Information: General Information: The World Factbook (by the CIA) Atlapedia Online (by Latimer Clarke Corporation) Information Please: Countries of the World (by Information Please LLC) Political Information: Elections around the world (by Wilfried Derksen)

5. Welcome To New Zealand Government Jobs Online attracts and keeps excellent people, who will help carry out Government policy. interesting roles and respond to the diversity that makes up New Zealand society http://www.jobs.govt.nz/

Home About Sites Contact Us Ko tau rourou ko taku rourou, kia ora ai te iwi e. By working together, we can make a difference. Are you committed to making a difference? New Zealand's State sector needs capable and enthusiastic people to fill interesting roles. No other sector contributes as much to as many areas of our society. No other organisation offers such a range of jobs The State sector provides a working environment where excellence is recognised and where you will be encouraged to develop your talents. Whether you're a recent graduate beginning your career, or an experienced professional looking for a change, the State sector offers lots of employment opportunities and a chance to acquire new skills and knowledge. This website is your entry to a wide range of government job vacancies. This site also offers a new section advertising secondment opportunities in government agencies. There is more about the organisations that make up the State sector under Working with Us.

6. New Zealand Immigration Service Official NZ Immigration Site. Lots of useful information, including current passmarks, form downloads, a list of offices and fees and all the new information on this topic. http://www.immigration.govt.nz

About NZIS General information How to use this site You are here: Home Contact details Treaty of Waitangi Operations Manual “He huihuinga taangata he pukenga whakaaro - A meeting of people a wellspring of ideas” Maori proverb Your decision to come to New Zealand – whether to live, work, invest, study, or visit – could be a significant and life-changing decision. Through this website you can begin to experience the richness and breathtaking beauty of New Zealand. The New Zealand Immigration Service can help you access everything you need to know about coming here. It's a large website, so we've provided many ways to navigate around. We recommend you check out the How to use this site section. And use the different links and resources to find out about a wide range of topics. We hope you find what you need – whether you're a first time visitor or an established resident. Selection of Expressions of Interest Wednesday, June 09, 2004 A selection of Expressions of Interest under the Skilled Migrant Category took place today. Vote Immigration - Fact Sheet Tuesday, June 08, 2004

7. About New Zealand - Govt.nz - Connecting You To New Zealand Central & Local Gove Find information on the new zealand government (Department of Internal Affairs) Search the Beehive website for Ministers, their portfolios, newsletters and http://www.govt.nz/en/aboutnz/

Search - Rapua Advanced Search HOME SERVICES A-Z GOVERNMENT ... PARTICIPATE IN GOVERNMENT ABOUT NEW ZEALAND About New Zealand Our country The Treaty of Waitangi Our system of government Local government ... Visitor Information Our country Map of New Zealand Find facts about regions of New Zealand (Tourism New Zealand) Tourism New Zealand have provided general information about some regions of New Zealand. This includes information on things to see and do, history, events and general natural scenery. Find general facts about New Zealand (Tourism New Zealand) The Tourism New Zealand web site provides short snippets of information about New Zealand's history, geography and climate, leisure and tourism, industry and business, taxes and tipping, public holidays - and other general facts. Find information on New Zealand history (Ministry for Culture and Heritage) New Zealand has a rich and interesting history. If you are researching or just interested in New Zealand history, the Ministry for Culture and Heritage can help you. We have set up different websites to make this easier for you, including the Dictionary ... Find information on the History of New Zealand (Tourism New Zealand) This Tourism New Zealand web site provides information about New Zealand's history, including the Treaty of Waitangi, early settlers, and immigration.

8. New Zealand Government Executive the contract under which the Meteorological Service will continue to provide core weather services for New Zealand, and which will allow the Government to meet http://www.executive.govt.nz/96-99/

Archive - these pages are part of the continuing record of Executive Government - for the current Administration, see www.beehive.govt.nz This site contains a record of the 1996 - 1999 Cabinet Return to Current Cabinet Election results The Electoral Commission's site E-Government The Government's vision statement on electronic government Bright Future Helping ourselves and future New Zealanders to prosper. Rural Health Policies to improve rural health Health Strategy Strategy for Health and Disability Support Services 1999 Tax Compliance Report of the Committee of Experts The Year In Review The Minority Government's first budget policy statement Policies for Progress , the Government's way forward Cabinet Committees: membership at 31 August 1998 and terms of reference Full text of the Deed of Settlement with Te Runanga o Ngai Tahu. View archives of the previous 93-96 National Administration. New Zealand Government On Line Parliament 01 December - Rt Hon Sir Douglas Graham Heads of Agreement Details of the Government's heads of agreement with Te Atiawa, Rangitaane o Manawatu, Te Uri o Hau and Deed of Settlement between the Crown and the Pouakani People. 27 November - Prime Minister National Accepts Voters' Choice for Change Prime Minister's statement on the Election 27/11/99 18 November - Rt Hon Sir William Birch Creating the Right Climate For Business Profitability Latest presentation from the Rt Hon Sir William Birch.

9. Beehive.govt.nz The new zealand government official Web site containing texts of speeches, press releases, policy papers and Cabinet Miister's publications New Zealands falling unemployment is being welcomed by http://www.beehive.govt.nz/

10. New Zealand Government 2000 - Flags, Maps, Economy, Geography, Climate, Natural new zealand government 2000 Flags, Maps, Economy, Geography, Climate, Natural Resources, Current Issues, International Agreements, Population, Social Statistics, Political System, immigration http://photius.com/wfb2000/countries/new_zealand/new_zealand_government.html

1999 INDEX 1996 INDEX Introduction Geography ... Population Government Economy Communicat's Transportation Military ... [TOP] New Zealand Government 2000 Country name: conventional long form: none conventional short form: New Zealand abbreviation: NZ Data code: NZ Government type: parliamentary democracy Capital: Wellington Administrative divisions: note: Dependent areas: Cook Islands, Niue, Tokelau Independence: 26 September 1907 (from UK) National holiday: Waitangi Day, 6 February (1840) (Treaty of Waitangi established British sovereignty) Constitution: no formal, written constitution; consists of various documents, including certain acts of the UK and New Zealand Parliaments; Constitution Act 1986 was to have come into force 1 January 1987, but has not been enacted Legal system: based on English law, with special land legislation and land courts for Maoris; accepts compulsory ICJ jurisdiction, with reservations Suffrage: 18 years of age; universal Executive branch: chief of state: Queen ELIZABETH II (since 6 February 1952), represented by Governor General Sir Michael HARDIE BOYS (since 21 March 1996) head of government: Prime Minister Helen CLARK (since 10 December 1999) and Deputy Prime Minister Jim ANDERTON (since 10 December 1999) cabinet: Executive Council appointed by the governor general on the recommendation of the prime minister elections: none; the monarch is hereditary; governor general appointed by the monarch; following legislative elections, the leader of the majority party or the leader of a majority coalition is usually appointed prime minister by the governor general for a three-year term; deputy prime minister appointed by the governor general

11. New Zealand E-government Programme Home Page Allows people to use digital technology to find and use new zealand government information and services. Includes policies for government departments. http://www.e-government.govt.nz

About site Contact Us Site Map Access keys ... E-government is changing the way government works. Read more about the vision and strategy for e-government. Aspects of the programme for e-government are linked below. Documents Strategy and policy Standards and Guidelines Consultation Reports ... Presentations News SEEMail keeps delivering Making government information more accessible Procurement training course launched Warning about false emails ... @your.service newsletter What's New on this site VUW Focus group research NZGLS Usage Guide version 2.1 Authentication: Best Practice Framework E-government Interoperability Framework (e-GIF) version 2.1 ... E-commerce State Services Commission Contact: e-government@ssc.govt.nz Legal

12. New Zealand Government new zealand government. The right to govern in doubt and the new zealand government does not, lawfully, exist. http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Arbor/8335

13. The New Zealand Government Official Web Site Containing Texts Of The new zealand government official Web site containing texts of speeches, press releases, policy papers and Cabinet Miister s publications. http://www.beehive.govt.nz/home.cfm

27 May 2004 Budget 2004: A responsible budget that rewards work Budget 2004 delivers a further growth dividend to low and modest income families 10 June 2004 Get involved in the health of your community:Call 0508 9 10 2004 Health Minister Annette King is urging people to act now if they want to play a part in the significant decisions that affect the health of their community. 09 June 2004 Working for Families package beats tax cuts any day The government’s $2.75 billion Working for Families package boosts the incomes of working families more than any tax cuts package ever could. 08 June 2004 Package to bolster youth residential services New initiatives to improve residential services for young people have been unveiled 10 June 2004 New Chair for New Zealand Railways Corporation 03 June 2004 New Zealand responds to emergency in Sudan New Zealand is contributing $2 million to help deal with what United Nation’s officials are calling one of the worst humanitarian crises in the world. 02 June 2004 State housing boost for Auckland announced New Budget funding means more Housing NZ homes in Auckland region 02 June 2004 Maui gas agreement improves energy security A new Maui gas contract deal will maximise Maui gas reserves 01 June 2004 Government announces way forward for Waitaki Bill The Waitaki Catchment law will address competing water demands 01 June 2004 Capacity package for High Country tenure review The South Island High Country gains a network of conservation parks and reserves 01 June 2004 Seven thousand primary teachers to receive laptops Some 7000 teachers are gaining access to the

14. Welcome To Consumer Affairs New Zealand new zealand government site which provides consumer information, education, policy advice to the government, and investigates unsafe products. http://www.consumer-ministry.govt.nz/giftvouchers.html

Useful Links l Contact Us l Site Map l News l Media Centre l Search Welcome to the Ministry of Consumer Affairs website. Our website provides New Zealand consumers and businesses with a wide range of information. The website has: information about the Ministry and how to contact us advice and information on a wide range of topics a section on policy and law, including discussion papers information about measurement - weights and measures information on consumer and product safety a Scamwatch section a list of resources and publications available from the Ministry a news section with the latest site updates a media centre which includes media releases, columns on consumer issues and media contact information. About Us Consumer Information Business Information Policy and Law ... Consumer Kids l Energy Safety Service l l

15. Web Guidelines - Home Page Managers Forum (GOVIS), through the web developers support forum, developed a submission document proposing guidelines for new zealand government websites. http://www.e-government.govt.nz/web-guidelines/

About site Contact Us Site Map Access keys ... Home Web Guidelines Compliance checklist Word to HTML conversion Web Guidelines Development and adoption by government agencies of the Web Guidelines to ensure government websites are well managed and accessible to the people using them. Current version of the Web Guidelines Version 2.1 is the current version of the Web Guidelines. The Cabinet paper and Minute of decision can be viewed here. Version 2.1 incorporates feedback on a draft released for public comment in October 2002. A reference group comprising agency and industry representatives reviewed relevant feedback and recommended amendments to the E-government Unit as custodian of the Guidelines. Version 2.1 has new guidelines on use of CSS2 use of access keys. Overview The Web Guidelines establishes a standard for public sector websites in New Zealand. The major focus of the Guidelines is accessibility - removing impediments to online access to government. Accessible websites can be used by people regardless of disability, use of the latest technology or the availability of fast Internet connections. The Guidelines also provide practical ways to provide economical and equitable access to trustworthy information and services, reflecting the core values of the Public Service in New Zealand.

16. NZGLS Metadata Standard - Home Page The NZGLS metadata standard is the official new zealand government standard for creating discoverylevel metadata (see Cabinet Circular CO (02) 3). The http://www.e-government.govt.nz/nzgls/standard/index.asp

About site Contact Us Site Map Access keys ... Metadata and thesauri NZGLS metadata standard NZGLS Working Group NZGLS metadata standard Archives New Zealand as custodians of the NZGLS metadata standard contributes to this area of the website. The State Services Commission now has a stewardship role for the standard. You can reach this page either as http://www.nzgls.govt.nz/standard/ or http://www.e-government.govt.nz/nzgls/standard/ Please note that the URL address for the NZGLS standard itself has changed (see below). What is the NZGLS metadata standard? The NZGLS metadata standard is the official New Zealand Government standard for creating discovery-level metadata (see Cabinet Circular CO (02) 3 ). The standard is based closely on two well established standards: the Dublin Core Metadata Element Set and the Australian Government Locator Service. Maintenance of the standard The management of the standard is overseen by Archives New Zealand as custodian, with support from an expert NZGLS Working Group consisting of representatives from across government.

17. Foundation For Research Science & Technology (FRST) Home The Foundation for Research, Science Technology invests in research, science and technology ( RS T ) on behalf of the new zealand government to enhance the http://www.frst.govt.nz/

Home About Us Calendar Evaluation ... Working for the Foundation Downloads Foundation Magazine - Latest Issue (580kb) Technology Reports - Latest Issue (3648kb) Welcome Our Mission is investing in innovation for New Zealand's future. We achieve this mission by: Stimulating both research providers and the users of research (private industries and Government agencies) to innovate and create knowledge The Foundation has a key role in stimulating knowledge creation and innovation in New Zealand. We endorse the vision released by Growing an Innovative New Zealand (GAINZ): A land where diversity is valued and reflected in our national identity A great place to live, learn, work, and do business A birthplace of world-changing people and ideas A place where people invest in the future top Search Whole Site Evaluation Foundation Info for Help FRST Home Contact FRST Site Feedback

18. Index To Place Name Information Users include Property owners; New Zealand city and district councils; Other new zealand government departments eg Department of Conservation; http://www.linz.govt.nz/rcs/linz/pub/web/root/core/placenames/index.jsp

19. Ministry For Culture And Heritage Homepage The Ministry provides advice to the new zealand government on culture and heritage matters. It Warrior. new zealand government links. 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 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 Miscellaneous Antiquities Broadcasting publications External links 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. What's new? Request for proposals (RFP) to undertake an evaluation of the impact of Niu FM, a pilot national Pacific radio network The Ministry for Culture and Heritage is undertaking a project to evaluate the broadcasting impact of the national Pacific radio network, Niu FM on Pacific people within the network's broadcasting range. The Ministry is seeking proposals from parties interested in undertaking this work. Proposals are to be received by

20. New Zealand Legislation The new zealand government is not responsible for, and does not endorse, the material on this website or any of the services or products referred to on this http://www.legislation.govt.nz/

PCO Home PAL Home About this site govt.nz ... Brookers Interim Website of New Zealand Legislation Statutes Statutory Regulations Bills from the Knowledge Basket Kia ora. This website provides free public access to unofficial versions of New Zealand statutes (Public, Local, and Private Acts) and Statutory Regulations. You can search and browse this material free of charge. This website is provided by the New Zealand Parliamentary Counsel Office/Te Tari Tohutohu Paremata (PCO) in association with Brookers, as part of the Public Access to Legislation (PAL) Project. The website is hosted and maintained by Brookers, and is updated monthly. The legislation on this website is sourced from Brookers. The New Zealand Government is not responsible for, and does not endorse, the material on this website or any of the services or products referred to on this website. This is a temporary website. When the PAL Project is completed, this website will be replaced by an official PCO website that will provide free public access to New Zealand legislation, including Acts, regulations, and Bills. Read more about the Public Access to Legislation (PAL) Project

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