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‘Vete al inferno’, John Key ignores Chavez’s funeral as political leaders gather to bury the ‘king of insults’
If Hugo Chavez was in John Key ‘s place he’d bellow ‘Vete al inferno’ if asked if he planned to …
Read More »NZX cash trading value jumps by 58 percent in February from a year earlier
The value of cash market trading on New Zealand’s stock exchange jumped 58 percent in February from the same month …
Read More »Hugo Chavez’s death turns Venezuelan politics upside down; so too, John Key’s Latin American swing
The death of Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez had the Prime Minister’s staff burning the midnight oil at a humid hotel …
Read More »Minister Guy extends North Island drought zone
Primary Industries Minister Nathan Guy has extended the official drought areas across the North Island, meaning government support programmes can …
Read More »Blue Star snaps up Geon labels unit out of receivership
Blue Star Group, the revitalised printing operation under new ownership, has bought a New Zealand labels unit from the receivers …
Read More »Mexico, NZ commit to stronger trade relations – Statement
Prime Minister John Key says he and Mexican President Enrique Peña Nieto have committed to strengthening the trade relationship between …
Read More »Dairy product prices surge to highest since June 2011 in GDT auction as drought weighs
Prices of dairy products surged to the highest since June 2011 in Fonterra’s latest GlobalDairyTrade auction with the prospect of …
Read More »John Key – Speech to Mexican Institute for International Affairs
Ladies and Gentlemen, it’s a pleasure to be here in Mexico. I’ve been here once before and have wanted to …
Read More »NZ flags up in Mexico City as Nathan Guy sets scene for the PM’s visit
Primary Industries Minister Nathan Guy kicked off New Zealand’s profile-raising event in Mexico City early this morning (NZ time) with …
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