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New Zealand Government Sector Directory
| September 2012
Members
Mary Shanahan, Leigh Pearson and
Te Raumawhitu Kupenga
MANAGEMENT:
Chief Executive
Susan Freeman-Greene
Legal Manager
Patricia Windle
The Broadcasting Standards
Authority, a crown entity,
was established by the 1989
Broadcasting Act and appointed by
Parliament to:
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hear complaints against
broadcasters after they have been
heard first by the broadcaster
concerned
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hear directly complaints alleging
breach of privacy
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work with broadcasters (radio and
television) in developing codes
regarding programme standards,
and impose mandatory codes if
necessary
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conduct research on broadcasting
standards.
Building and Housing,
Department of
Te Tari Kaupapa Whare
On July 1st 2012 the Ministry
of Business, Innovation and
Employment was formed through
the merger of the Ministry of
Economic Development, the
Ministry of Science and Innovation,
the Ministry of Consumer Affairs,
the Department of Labour, the
Department of Building and
Housing and the Companies
Office. See the Ministry of Business,
Innovation and Employment on
.
Business, Innovation
and Employment,
Ministry of
33
Bowen Street, Wellington 6011
PO Box 5488, Wellington 6011
Ph: 04 901 1499
Email:
Website:
Chief Executive
David Smol
Building and Housing Group
Level 6, 86 Customhouse Quay,
Wellington 6011
PO Box 10-729, Wellington 6143
Ph: 04 494 0260
Fax: 04 494 0290
Economic Development Group
PO Box 1473, Wellington 6011
Ph: 04 472 0030
Fax 04 473 4638
Immigration Contact Centre
Auckland: 09 914 4100
Wellington: 04 910 9915
Rest of New Zealand: 0508 558 855
Labour Group
PO Box 3705, Wellington
Ph: 04 915 4400
Fax: 04 915 4015
Science and Innovation Group
PO Box 5762, Wellington 6145
Ph: 04 917 0199
Fax: 04 917 0190
Established by the merger on 1 July
2012
of the Ministry of Economic
Development (including the
Ministry of Consumer Affairs and
the Companies Office), Department
of Labour, Ministry of Science and
Innovation, and Department of
Building and Housing.
The Ministry of Business, Innovation
and Employment (MBIE) is to be
a catalyst for a high-performing
economy to ensure New Zealand’s
lasting prosperity and wellbeing. It
plays a central role in shaping and
delivering a strong New Zealand
economy through government
policy, services, advice and
regulation to support business
growth and the prosperity and
wellbeing of all New Zealanders.
Careers New Zealand
Mana Rapuara Aotearoa
National Office
Level 3 Willeston House
22-28
Willeston Street
PO Box 9446, Wellington 6141
Fax: (04) 474-5621
Email:
Website:
Freephone: 0800-222-733
Board
Peter Hughes (Chair)
Bill Noble
Prof. Rob Strathdee
Dale Karauria
Chris Meade
Murray Ward
Markerita Poutasi
Chief Executive
Dr Graeme Benny
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For a full list of our branch
locations, visit
or call 0800 222 733
Careers New Zealand offers expert,
free advice and support to help
New Zealanders make smart,
well-informed decisions about
their career. We are an extensive
nationwide hub of careers expertise
and support. Careers New Zealand
is working in partnership with
government agencies, schools,
tertiary providers, community
organisations, businesses, unions,
influencer groups and people who
use our service to build an excellent
careers system in New Zealand. We
are uniquely placed to view all the
elements, organisations, steps and
links that come together to form a
careers system in New Zealand.
