41. New Zealand Government, Immigration, Visas, Libraries new zealand government, immigration, visas. new zealand government.new zealand government information and city councils, information http://www.whatsonnz.com/directory/government.htm

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42. New Zealand Government Publishing Award new zealand government Publishing Awards. In 1989 The new zealand governmentPublishing Awards were not made due to change of sponsor. http://lib.cce.ac.nz/nzcba/govpub/

New Zealand Government Publishing Awards In 1989 The New Zealand Government Publishing Awards were not made due to change of sponsor. The AIM Book Awards were established as part of a Children's Book Festival by the new sponsor Unilever New Zealand from 1990 onwards. In 1997 the sponsorship for the Children's Book Festival and Awards was continued by New Zealand Post New Zealand Children's Book of the Year Award The silent one, by JOY COWLEY; illustrated by Sherryl Jordan. Whitcoulls, 1981. The Halfmen of O, by MAURICE GEE. Oxford University Press, 1982. Jacky Nobody, by ANNE de ROO. Methuen, 1983. Guardian of the land, by JOANNA ORWIN. Oxford University Press, 1985. The keeper, by BARRY FAVILLE. Oxford University Press, 1986. Alex, by TESSA DUDER. Oxford University Press, 1987. (Continued by: Alex in winter, Alexandra: Alex in Rome and Songs for Alex). New Zealand Picture Book of the Year Award The kuia and the spider, by PATRICIA GRACE; illustrated by ROBYN KAHUKIWA. Longman Paul/Kidsarus 2, 1981.

43. New Zealand - Earthquake Commission A new zealand government agency providing natural disaster insurance to residential property owners. http://www.eqc.govt.nz/

INVESTMENT OF THE NATURAL DISASTER FUND Latest New Zealand Earthquake Ministerial Briefing Paper - 2002 ... Volcanic Ash Earthquake Commission, Level 10, Castrol House, 36 Customhouse Quay, PO Box 311 Wellington, New Zealand. Ph (+64 4) 499 0045 Fax (+64 4) 499 0046, Claims 0800 652 333

44. Majid's Pages - Her Majesty's New Zealand Government- , Society And Culture Her Majesty's new zealand government. Google. Maldives Royal Family. New ZealandGovernment Online. Ministries, Departments and other Government Agencies. http://www.maldivesroyalfamily.com/nz_govt.shtml

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45. Introduction: New Zealand Government And Unemployment The new zealand government and the unemployed. For some sixty years priorto the 1984 general election, New Zealand had been a somewhat http://web.ms11.net/cpsd/intro_nz_govt_unemploy.html

Depth psychology and New Zealand society Centre for Psycho-sociological Development The New Zealand Government and the unemployed For some sixty years prior to the 1984 general election, New Zealand had been a somewhat socialist, largely egalitarian society of approximately two and three quarter million people that had had strong ties to Britain as the country that had colonised it. Even today, (1998) New Zealand is the only Anglo-Saxon Commonwealth country to hold as its highest court the British Privy Council. Upon being elected in 1984 the New Zealand Labour Party apparently abandoned its collectivist roots and introduced polices of the so called "New Right". It is generally considered that the Party had not sought a mandate for the policies they were to introduce, but it claimed that the policies were necessary because it had inherited an overseas debt that threatened the country with bankruptcy. (It is of interest to note that today the country's overseas debt is greater than it was in 1984 yet the move to the right continues and the media are strangely silent on the matter.) The period of power of the New Right Labour Party included swingeing changes to the nature of New Zealand society including large scale sell-offs of government owned infrastructure such as the railways and telecommunication organisations.

46. New Zealand Government new zealand government is a multi party democracy and constitutional monarchy withone legislative house the House of Representatives - with 120 members. http://www.innz.co.nz/about/government.html

About NZ - Government New Zealand Goverment New Zealand is a multi party democracy and constitutional monarchy with one legislative house - the House of Representatives - with 120 members. The head of state is the British Monarch, Queen Elizabeth, represented by the Governor-General. The head of government is the Prime Minister. The country's capital is Wellington. We are a member state of the British Commonwealth, and have close ties with Australia. New Zealand was the first sovereign state to give votes to women in 1893. We pride ourselves on our culture of equal opportunities and lack of sex discrimation. Free education and medical healthcare for children and adult alike are part of the Goverment social platforms. The pictures in this site are representive of life in NZ. Location Geography Weather History ... to a friend! The contents of this website are subject to

47. NFC Media Release: New Zealand Government And Australia New Zealand Food Authori new zealand government and Australia New Zealand Food Authority (ANZFA) acted undemocraticallyin bypassing health concerns of New Zealanders about genetically http://www.naturallaw.org.nz/genetics/MediaRel/98_07_27.asp

Press Release: Auckland, 27th July 1998 New Zealand Government and Australia New Zealand Food Authority (ANZFA) acted undemocratically in bypassing health concerns of New Zealanders about genetically engineered foods An inquiry report released by the Australia New Zealand Food Authority shows that the submissions from 10,000 New Zealanders about potential health hazards of genetically engineered foods were ignored by the Authority. ANZFA bypassed detailed consideration of New Zealanders concerns by simply saying that the New Zealand submissions were "in response to a public campaign". Instead the Authority opted to take account of the views of so-called stake holders including Australian Food Council, Hort Research, CSIRO, NZ Grocery Marketer's Association and the US Food and Drug Administration. As a result ANZFA's original plan to require labelling of most genetically altered foods was scrapped in favour of a policy which will allow almost all genetically engineered foods to escape labelling. New Zealand Deputy Health Minister, Tuarike Delamere, has agreed with ANZFA proposals. Although there might be risks to public health from GE foods, he says, it would be too hard and too costly for New Zealand to identify genetically altered ingredients in food. He is also afraid that New Zealand will be in breach of trade agreements if it requires labelling of GE foods. Europe is taking a different tack. EU MPs find it harder to ignore the concerns of constituents-the new politics in Europe requires that Government listen to the people. So the EU has required mandatory labelling of GE foods. In contrast, New Zealand MPs can bypass public concerns and poison their own constituents in order to defend free trade.

48. Cisapride And Arrhythmias new zealand government safety bulletin. http://www.medsafe.govt.nz/profs/puarticles/cisapride.htm

Prescriber Update Articles Cisapride and Arrhythmias Web site: November 1999 Prescriber Update No.19:22-23 Medsafe Editorial Team Cisapride (Prepulsid™) causes QT-prolongation which may worsen to life-threatening torsade de pointes. The WHO database holds 159 reports of these events. Many patients were taking interacting medicines, most commonly erythromycin, fluconazole, clarithromycin and amiodarone. Excessive dose and electrolyte disturbances also featured in the cases. Cisapride should be avoided with substances which inhibit cytochrome P450 3A4, with other agents which prolong the QT-interval, in patients with predisposing factors for arrhythmia or pre-existing QT-prolongation and in patients with hepatic failure. Cisapride can cause QT-prolongation An article published in Prescriber Update in February 1997 advised of the possibility of QT-prolongation with cisapride (Prepulsid™). At that time it was not possible to be confident of the causal association. Since that time further data, including clinical studies, have become available confirming the association. reports of QT-prolongation and/or torsade de pointes in WHO database At the end of July 1999, the WHO database held 159 reports of QT-prolongation and/or torsade de pointes with cisapride. 82 of these cases involved torsade de pointes. Death was the outcome in 11 cases. In around half of the cases the patient was taking an interacting medicine, most commonly erythromycin, fluconazole, clarithromycin and amiodarone. Excessive dose and electrolyte disturbances were factors in a small number of cases.

49. New Zealand Government Websites [Ministry For The Environment] Site search. Related links. Government. New Zealand. International. You are hereRelated links new zealand government websites. new zealand government websites. http://www.mfe.govt.nz/links/government.html

Home Contact us Related links Site map ... Ministry Site search Related links Government New Zealand International You are here: Related links New Zealand Government websites New Zealand Government websites Ministers Hon Marian Hobbs Environment - Minister Biosecurity - Associate Minister Hon Pete Hodgson Energy - Minister The website www.beehive.govt.nz is the official website of the New Zealand Government. It provides access to media releases, speeches and other information. Relevant government departments Department of Conservation (DOC) has the responsibility for conserving the natural and historic heritage of New Zealand on behalf of and for the benefit of present and future New Zealanders. Energy Efficiency and Conservation Authority (EECA) is a Crown entity that promotes energy efficiency, energy conservation and renewable energy across all sectors of the economy. Environmental Risk Management Authority (ERMA) controls the introduction to New Zealand of new hazardous substances and new plants and animals, including genetically modified organisms.

50. New Zealand Government - The WEB Directory 6, new zealand government Online. The official gateway to new zealand governmenton the Internet. 16, new zealand government Electronic Commerce. http://www.thewebdirectory.co.nz/default.asp?m=kp&Section=294

51. Links: New Zealand Government And Minister Of Youth Affairs - New Zealand Minist Search. Links. » Home » Links » new zealand government and Minister of YouthAffairs Links Pages new zealand government and Minister of Youth Affairs. http://www.youthaffairs.govt.nz/pag.cfm?i=100

52. New Zealand Government Information and resources pertaining to the new zealand governmentand visa requirements. new zealand government Guide picks. New http://goaustralia.about.com/cs/nzgovernment/

zfp=-1 About Travel Australia/New Zealand for Visitors Search in this topic on About on the Web in Products Web Hosting Australia/New Zealand for Visitors with Larry Rivera Your Guide to one of hundreds of sites Home Articles Forums ... Help zmhp('style="color:#fff"') Subjects ESSENTIALS Strine and Aussie Slang Take a Photo Tour Australia Travel Planner ... All articles on this topic Stay up-to-date! Subscribe to our newsletter. Advertising Free Credit Report Free Psychics Advertisement New Zealand Government Guide picks New Zealand government offices, departments, bureaus, instrumentalities, regulations and the like Getting a New Zealand Visa Here's what you need to know to visit the country and discover its many attractions. New Zealand Rethinking the Monarchy? Is New Zealand thinking of becoming a republic and dispensing with the Queen of England as its head of state? Getting a Study Visa If interested in studying in New Zealand, here's information on government requirements. Getting a Work Visa Information on getting a work visa to enable temporary visitors to secure employment. Immigration Forms Various application forms for migrating or visiting New Zealand.

53. EECA HOME PAGE EECA works to implement new zealand government strategies for energy efficiency, conservation and renewable energy in both the private and public sectors. http://www.eeca.govt.nz/

April electricity action plan Saving money and saving power in winter 2003 Want to get a community insulation project off the ground?

54. Aotearoa New Zealand Council Of Trade Unions New Zealand's national centre of trade unions. It has 19 affiliated unions representing approximately Category Regional Oceania Organisations Trade Unions...... The Council of Trade Unions has joined Greenpeace and other organisations in a jointletter to the Prime Minister urging the new zealand government to declare http://www.union.org.nz/

Help us Improve Contact Links Feedback ... Home Subscribe to NZCTU News About subscribing NZCTU, ACTU, ITF Transport Conference Statement The NZCTU and the Australian Council of Trade Unions, in association with the International Transport Federation, jointly sponsored a Regional Transport Conference in Auckland this week. Below is a conference statement. 03 April 2003 [read more] GATS Offer - CTU View The Council of Trade Unions secretary Paul Goulter, said today that unions have been actively campaigning around the issues affecting workers in the GATS negotiations. 01 April 2003 [read more] It’s Time to Address Nurses' Pay Issues A discussion paper released today on fair pay for nurses and midwives is a substantial and researched contribution to achieving pay equity,” Council of Trade Unions president Ross Wilson said today. 25 March 2003 [read more] Unions March Against the War Union members around the world joined protest marches on Saturday opposing the invasion of Iraq. 24 March 2003 [read more] More Action On Hazardous Substances “Many New Zealand workers suffer unnecessarily from the harmful effects of hazardous substances because their employers disregard minimum standards,” said the Council of Trade Unions health and safety co-ordinator Greg Lloyd, today. 19 March 2003 [read more] NO WAR NZ Journos Protest To US Over Deaths New Zealand journalists have joined the international condemnation of United States attacks which have left independent journalists dead and wounded.

55. Submissions, Response To The New Zealand Government Portal Strategy That is why LIANZA feels that it is important to respond to the new zealand governmentPortal Strategy as it could help to close the digital divide if it is http://www.lianza.org.nz/portal_strategy.htm

Back to Submissions Pag e Library and Information Association New Zealand Aotearoa (LIANZA) Submission on the E-Govt Portal Strategy Introduction LIANZA as an association has a long and proud history of representing library and information professionals in New Zealand since 1910. LIANZA's institutional membership base of 500 members is diverse - ranging from small rural libraries to special and government libraries, school and museum libraries and information centres. LIANZA also has a strong and active personal membership of just under 1000. LIANZA is currently advocating for a "National Information Strategy" for New Zealand. With the increasing issue of the digital divide, LIANZA believes that - more than ever before - there is a need to recognise the significant roles libraries play in supporting an information literate and democratically active knowledge-led society. That is why LIANZA feels that it is important to respond to the "New Zealand Government Portal Strategy" as it could help to close the digital divide if it is implemented carefully.

56. New Zealand Climate Change Programme Welcome to the new zealand government's climate change website. http://www.climatechange.govt.nz/

Welcome to the New Zealand Government's climate change website International Click here for the United Nations Framework Convention In October 2002, the Government announced its policy package for reducing greenhouse gas emissions in response to climate change and the Kyoto Protocol On 10 December 2002, the Prime Minister Rt Hon Helen Clark, signed the instrument of ratification for the Kyoto Protocol to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change. The Government is now focusing on the detailed design and implementation of Projects and Negotiated Greenhouse Agreements (NGAs) policy. The New Zealand Climate Change Project plans to hold consultation with key stakeholders on the details of the NGA policy in February 2003.

57. Policy Framework For New Zealand Government-held Information Policy framework for new zealand governmentheld information Developed by New ZealandPublic Service chief executives and the State Services Commission, and http://www.ssc.govt.nz/display/document.asp?NavID=82&DocID=1809

58. New Zealand Government Publications At The State Library Of Victoria The Library holds two government directories The new zealand government directorycurrent issue at R 354.9300025 N42N 1994, 1996 onwards at PER 354.9300025 http://www.statelibrary.vic.gov.au/slv/govpub/nzealand.htm

Government Publications New Zealand All publications listed below are available for use in the State Library of Victoria. Any material with a YA, YAF and YPER prefix needs to be ordered in advance. Acts New Zealand acts are available on the Internet. They can be browsed free of charge, while other types of searching are available on subscription. The Library does not subscribe to this. The Library holds: 1976 onwards at PER 346.9931 ST 1841-1975 at YA 346.9931 ST. Indexes Tables of New Zealand acts and ordinances and statutory regulations in force is available 1999 onwards at PER 346.9931ST 1984-1998 at YPER 346.9931ST. Tables of New Zealand public acts and statutory regulations in force , from 1979-1980, is at YPER 346.9931 ST. Go to Government publications homepage Go to Government publications index Bills The bills of the New Zealand parliament are available on the Internet on a subscription basis. The Library does not subscribe to this service. The State Library does not hold this title. Go to Government publications homepage Go to Government publications index Budget The New Zealand Treasury site has budget documents available from 1997 onwards.

59. Energize - Linking New Zealand Government And Energy Departments Subscribe to The Energize Networker free weekly newsletter. NewZealand Government Australian Government Asia-Pacific Government. http://www.energize.co.nz/govt/govt.htm

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