About The NZ Government Directory

The New Zealand Government Directory has been published for nearly 20 years and is the most comprehensive guide to New Zealand's political and public sectors.

The paper Directory is published in February each year and contains 500 pages of information on Government politics. This online version is a subscription only service that is constantly updated throughout the year. If you wish to order the book and/or subscribe to the website please click here.

The directory contains full listings for all Government, Parliament and state sector organisations including:

• The Government: MPs, Ministers, press secretaries

• Cabinet committee and select committee membership

• Department CEOs, policy & marketing people

• All government agencies

• Parliamentary Press Gallery journalists

• All registered political parties

• SOEs, CRIs, and other State-owned businesses

• NZ overseas trade representatives

• Judiciary, diplomatic corps and more

Plus the Directory provides essential background on our constitution and system of government and the results of the General Elections.

Further information and orders

Use the response and order forms provided to make suggestions, ask questions and order the Directory.

About the Publisher

Network PR is a consultancy with over 30 years' experience in providing public relations solutions for clients. An independently owned and operated company, we have offices in Auckland, Wellington and Sydney (Network Communications Australia Pty Ltd), with over 30 staff servicing a wide range of public and private sector customers. Our services include strategic and programme development and implementation of communications programmes. Network Communications is part of Ketchum, a world-wide public relations network. Ketchum is represented in all major markets throughout the world.

Use of macrons on this site

The ability to display macrons on our web site is limited by current technology and limited standardisation. Because of such technical constraints, the macrons which should appear in some Mäori language words may either appear incorrectly (e.g., as an umlaut - ä), or not appear at all (e.g.,the letter substituted for a small rectangle).

We apologise for any offence this may cause.