Graham Skellern New Zealand will likely take a place in the Biden Administration-initiated Indo-Pacific Economic Framework (IPEF), particularly with an …
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2022 – Project Auckland: The turning point
The Herald’s Project Auckland 2022 publishes today as Auckland’s city centre reaches a “turning point”. The report celebrates Auckland’s reopening …
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The late Sir Michael Cullen was blessed with a sharp intellect and quick wit overlaid with his occasional trademark sarcasm. …
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The Prime Minister has spoken: Failing to adapt to climate change is not an option for her Labour Government; neither …
Read More »2021 – Agribusiness: Beyond Covid
The pandemic caused digital adoption across all industries to surge and agribusiness is no exception. We look at some of …
Read More »New Zealand’s relationship with China remains strong despite geopolitical tension
Former New Zealand Prime Ministers Sir John Key and Helen Clark back current government’s position of open and honest dialogue …
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China does not want war, at least not yet. It’s playing the long game
John Blaxland, Australian National University Talk of war has become louder in recent days, but the “drumbeat” has been heard …
Read More »Geoffrey Miller: Something for everyone in Ardern’s speech on China
Jacinda Ardern’s speech at the China Business Summit was a crowd-pleaser. Geoffrey Miller explains its role in the “rebalancing” of New Zealand’s …
Read More »Geoffrey Miller: New analysis of Nanaia Mahuta’s statements offers clues to her foreign policy agenda
A new analysis by the Democracy Project of Nanaia Mahuta’s public statements and tweets over the past six months reveals …
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