GCSB admits need for improvement over foreign hacking threats against MPs
The spy agency reviewed its processes after MPs felt let down.
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World Bank throws lifeline to Pacific islands
An exodus of Western banks prompts concern that China could fill the vacuum.
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The man went through the 'nothing to declare' line when heading into mainland China.
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The photo Luxon was dearly seeking turned out to be the biggest diplomatic blunder.
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Minority shareholders voted in favour of a loan to Synlait Milk at a special meeting.
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Synlait Milk chairman: Vote or die wondering
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Unmasked China-backed hacker group an 'ongoing threat'
Five Eyes says Chinese group is behind espionage and hacks.
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Brown v Bishop on housing ‘flood’; Mayor’s wharf dream inches closer
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Editorial: Why should New Zealanders care about the US election?
OPINION: The outcome could have ripple effects for all Kiwis.
Fran O'Sullivan: International politics a complex game – but Luxon has a trump card
OPINION: It is a testing time – including for Luxon.
Tesla cars put on local Chinese government’s purchase list for first time
Financial Times: Announcement comes as Elon Musk’s group faces increasing competition.
Demand for NZ red meat exports up in most markets - except China
NZ exported red meat products worth $1.1 billion for the month, 3% up on May 2023.
How much Japanese-owned top 10 commercial builder made from NZ in latest year
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China's pet lovers provide 'incredible opportunities' for NZ sheep milk
“They treat their pets very much like you treat a child."
Norway blocks sale of last private property on Arctic archipelago
Financial Times: It's cold. It's remote. But Norway says 'no way' to selling it.
China's June factory activity contracts again, services slows
China's economy struggles to get back on its feet.
Will cash-strapped Synlait Milk survive?
As a vital shareholder meeting approaches, China's Bright Dairy says Synlait can survive.
Introducing the little-known destination that inspired the background for 'Avatar'
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Minimum tax on billionaires would raise up to $408b a year, says report
Financial Times: Levy on total wealth of super-rich is 'feasible and enforceable'.
Eke Panuku agrees to temporary Wynyard Quarter footbridge: Victory for businesses
Th announcement was a reversal of a previous position to reject a temporary bridge.
China Airlines, Batik Air's big moves on the Tasman, Cathay Pacific's plan for summer
Where passengers win and lose in a transtasman shakeup.
Online fast-fashion group Shein files confidential paperwork ahead of possible London listing
Financial Times: Allegations of forced labour precede Shein's possible $103b valuation.
Opinion: Is tourism the comeback kid? We sure need it to be
Opinion: Three lessons might help us seriously boost tourism and our relationships.
On the run: China’s super-rich want to leave the country and some want to move Downunder
Financial Times: But capital controls mean getting money out of China is no easy task.
Liam Dann: How will NZ drive economic growth in the next decade? Why mining won’t cut it
OPINION: The next wave of global economic growth will involve electricity, Liam Dann says.
Winston Peters: Where were Brash and Clark during Labour’s engagement on Aukus?
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Fran O’Sullivan: Chinese Premier Li urges Kiwi business leaders to bring nations closer together
OPINION: Li’s messaging at the hour-long meeting was both implicit and explicit.
Don Brash and Helen Clark: Anti-Aukus - we should have no part in military-related action against China
OPINION: The current New Zealand Government seems betwixt and between on foreign policy.
Opinion: If you're invested in the WFH argument, home in on the evidence
Financial Times: Robust trials are important to avoid hasty assumptions about hybrid work.
Why Americans are not buying more EVs
Financial Times: Tariffs on Chinese imports could reduce competition and increase costs.
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Why everyone is shunning China's hot spots for this lesser-known city experience.