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Gluckman, Clark, Fyfe: NZ needs clear strategy to open border
Three influential New Zealanders are calling for a plan.
Three influential New Zealanders are calling for a plan.
Pattrick Smellie looks at the logistics of hosting APEC online.
Liam Dann: Be thankful we can adhere to the recovery playbook.
The former Prime Minister on how NZ is placed to weather the crisis.
New Zealand doing okay but world economy in worse shape than first thought - IMF report.
Low imports led to a narrowing of the trade deficit.
Praise for free advertising scheme for small businesses affected by lockdown.
Comment: Britain re-emerges after decades in hibernation as a campaigner for free trade.
Formal free talks agreement begin for free trade deal as UK enters post-Brexit world.
Up to 400,000 crew remain stranded either at sea or at home by travel restrictions.
Trade Minister accused European Union of protectionism after details of offer leaked.
Comment: Our reputation as a producer of food and beverages has never been higher.
Comparisons with our neighbours across the ditch are fun but not necessarily relevant.
President Ceaușescu of Romania arrived in London for a four-day State Visit and was greeted by Her Majesty the Queen. Video / AP
But leader of programme says fresh date could be key part of export reboot
The Government has put a freeze on planned customs fee increases.
More trade barriers would be the worst possible response to global economic uncertainty
Free ads with no strings attached for small businesses bouncing back from lockdown.
COMMENT: We need to remain sure-footed on our relationships with other countries.
Not everyone is gloomy about next season's milk price.
New Zealand needs to be smart about attracting new investment and finding new markets.
Finance Minister says unemployment headed to double digits, but real picture may be worse.
Cuts affect 5 per cent of Mitre 10's support centre team who were on fixed-term contracts.
COMMENT: The global consequences are going to be profound strategically and economically.
The local NZX-50 slumped again this morning following Wall Street's weekend lead.
Global efforts to flatten the curve of COVID-19 brings economic damage into acute focus.
China's economy shrank dramatically the first quarter but is moving into recovery.
NZ and Singapore have struck a deal to make sure medical supplies aren't held up.
Apple industry says fruit selling well overseas. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
NZ faces at least three quarters of negative growth, global recession now inevitable.