Steven Joyce

The Government will pay six million dollars in compensation to schools disrupted by the error-ridden Novopay but is still sticking with the payroll system. Audio

The Government will pay six million dollars in compensation to schools disrupted by the error-ridden Novopay but is sticking with the payroll system even though it's unstable. Audio

But Steven Joyce hints the Government might drop its plans to tax big city carparks. Audio

A specialist unit will begin work today to clear the backlog of school payroll problems caused by Novopay system. Audio

The Government plans to make it easier for New Zealand companies to win public sector contracts. Audio

Back to our earlier story,The Tertiary Education Union says jobs will be lost because of tougher rules for clawing back money from institutions that enrol fewer students than the government has funded… Audio

The Minister for Economic Development, Steven Joyce, joins us. Audio

With us is the Minister for Economic Development, Steven Joyce. Audio

The Government is forging ahead with its negotiations with Sky City to build an international convention centre in Auckland after the release of an auditor general's report which it says cleared it of… Audio

Opposition parties are calling on the Government to ditch its proposed deal with Sky City to build an international convention centre in Auckland. Audio

The Government has put on notice the Australian company behind the bungled teacher payroll system, Novopay, for breaches of its contract. Audio

Geoff Robinson asks Steven Joyce whether education cuts were ill-judged. Audio

The Minister for Economic Development, Steven Joyce joins us. Audio

About 40 big building sites remain frozen around the country as the fallout from the Mainzeal receivership hits home. Audio

The Economic Development Minister, Steven Joyce, is rubbishing an opposition inquiry into manufacturing, saying while there are challenges in the sector - it is not in crisis. Audio

The Economic Development Minister, Steven Joyce, defends the Government's estimate of the number of jobs created by the production of the Hobbit films. Audio

The Tertiary Education Union says it is against a decision to shorten the time needed to obtain a master's degree, saying it will shorten the time available for academic research. Meanwhile the… Audio

Research scientists and those who fund them say New Zealand's funding system is in crisis, with grants available to only a few and some are giving up or moving overseas. Audio

Maori and Pacific Island community leaders are warning a lack of action on unemployment now could cost New Zealand in the long term. Audio

Steven Joyce, Tertiary Education minister. Sandra Grey, New competitive funding process for foundation level courses. Audio