New Zealand On The Global Stage Into The Future
A published by Heather Roy at 6:57pm on 04 Jul 2009 in the following categories: Defence | Foreign Affairs .
Hon Heather Roy speech to the Model United Nations Conference; Rutherford House, Victoria University, Thorndon, Wellington; Saturday, July 4 2009.
Heather Roy's Diary
A published by Heather Roy at 4:25pm on 03 Jul 2009 in the following categories: Defence | Foreign Affairs .
As a Minister my days consist of appointments following briefings, following meetings and more. The engagements I've had this week include attending a special reception to celebrate the United States' 233rd anniversary of independence, and tomorrow night I am giving a speech to the opening of the New Zealand Model United Nations 2009 - a youth forum where each delegate represents a nation state and debates topical issues.
Heather's Diary
Playing Privacy Poker with Other People’s Chips
Statement to Parliament on Israel and Lebanon
Thank you, Madam Speaker. The ACT party rises to join with the Prime Minister in deploring the loss of life in the Middle East, and especially the four UN peacekeepers. But we do not endorse the Prime Minister's statement.
Hide Expresses Condolences For Terror Victims
ACT Leader Rodney Hide today expressed his condolences for the victims of terrorist attacks in India's commercial capital, Mumbai.
Peters "An Insult" For Foreign Affairs
Labour's offer to make Winston Peters the Minister of Foreign Affairs outside of Cabinet is an insult to New Zealand's friends overseas, says ACT Defence spokesman Heather Roy.
How The West Was One
This article, by John Carroll, was originally published in "The Australian".
Failure to lift ban on nuclear-powered ships a tragedy for NZ
ACT Foreign Affairs spokesman Ken Shirley said it would be a tragedy for New Zealand if both Labour and National vote to defeat his bill which seeks to lift the ban on nuclear powered ships visiting New Zealand’s ports.
NZers must retain freedom to travel
ACT Foreign Affairs and Trade spokesman Ken Shirley today slammed Greens co-leader Rod Donald’s further call for a legislative ban on the Black Caps tour to Zimbabwe.
Pure Greens hypocrisy on cricket tour
Today’s Beehive briefing of political parties asked to vote against the cricket tour went sadly awry for the Greens and the Government’s use of the issue for election purposes, ACT Sport, Leisure and Recreation spokesman Stephen Franks said today.