Prime Minister John Key talks about Fieldays directly from the venue. Extended footage of that event - and the subsequent visit to Tauranga - are coming soon.

21 June. Footage from the field, the grandstand during the draw result with Italy and the opening of the new chancery.

Prime Minister John Key has congratulated the All Whites after their stunning result in drawing 1-1 with Italy this morning in the World Cup match in Nelspruit, South Africa.

In South Africa to watch the game, Mr Key said: "The All Whites showed all the courage and character we know they possess to score what is New Zealand's best result yet in world football.

"In drawing with one of the world's top teams, the All Whites have surprised everybody and stunned the footballing world.  The team can take great pride in their result.

"I have personally congratulated coach Ricki Herbert, captain Ryan Nelsen and the team.  I am sure all New Zealanders will join with me in saying how proud we are of the All Whites.

"I wish the team all the best for their next game against Paraguay on Friday."

Mr Key arrives back in New Zealand tomorrow night.

In this edition of John's video journal he talks about the Government's emphasis on high performance sport spending, his trip to South Africa to watch the All Whites compete, his expectations around ministerial credit card spending,  and the Government's position on the ownership of the foreshore and seabed.