Article – BusinessDesk
Failure to ratify the Trans-Pacific Partnership could trigger a growing tide of protectionist trade policies around the world, Prime Minister John Key has warned. Read more »
Article – The Scoop Team
Prime Minister John Key began his weekly press conference by discussing his chairing of last week’s UN Security Council meeting on Syria, to ‘focus the world’s attention’ on the crisis. He described subsequent attacks on civilians in Aleppo as ‘despicable’ … Read more »
Press Release – Stephen Berry
Auckland had the lowest voter turnout in the country in 2013. One of the reasons for this will be general apathy but with the various wards, local boards, district licensing boards to vote for and the difficulty knowing just who the candidates are … Read more »
Speech – New Zealand Government
Thank you for the invitation to be here today in the great state of Nebraska and to say a few words. Read more »
Press Release – New Zealand Government
Primary Industries Minister Nathan Guy is travelling to the USA and Peru today to attend agricultural and APEC conferences. Read more »
Speech – Jan Rivers
Presentation in answer to a question posed at the conference session on journalism and open society at the 2016 OS//OS Open Source // Open Society conference Read more »
Opinion – Tom Peters
“Anti-TPP protests promote economic protectionism” http://www.wsws.org/en/articles/2016/09/13/nztp-s13.html Read more »
Speech – New Zealand Government
Its a special pleasure to speak to the General Assembly under the Presidency of a Pacific Island friend. Read more »
Column – Gordon Campbell
H ey, how hard is to be John Key? Not very. Yesterday in New York for instance, Key basically took an old May 2 Washington Post article written by Barack Obama, recycled it back to the Americans, and still scored headlines here at home such as … Read more »
Press Release – New Zealand Government
Prime Minister John Key has reinforced the benefits of the Trans Pacific Partnership in a speech to the Council on Foreign Relations in New York today. Read more »
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