Health And Education Are Always Issues.

As New Zealanders, We've Been In On The United Nations From The Very Beginning, Played A Role In The Drafting Of The Charter - It Means A Lot To Us That Those Processes Are Followed.

Fortunately New Zealand Doesn't Have Land Borders So We Are Able To Be Somewhat More Rigorous On Who Gets In And Out Of Our Country Than Perhaps Some People.

I Think The Issue Of North Korea Is One Where The International Community As A Whole Has To Work To Resolve The Crisis.

It Is A Very Small Minority Point Of View And I Think, Through Continuing To Set The Tone Of Tolerance, Acceptance, And Diversity, You Just Have To Further Marginalize Such People. Hopefully One Day Nobody Will Think That Way.

It's Fair To Say That, For Much Of My Lifetime, New Zealand Certainly Was A Property-owning Democracy And Working People, Ordinary People, Had Assets.