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Trade Minister says Australia should follow NZ's lead on China diplomacy

Damien O'Connor has suggested Australia speak with 'more diplomacy' about China.

What Joe Biden's presidency means for NZ

Editorial: All indications of a warming relationship but the US has urgent needs first.

Grim post-Covid warning: Social, economic and geo-political instability

Covid-19 has been the match to light a bonfire of social, economic and geopolitical risk.

Britain ends long Brexit journey with economic break from EU

The move just hours ago ended a 48-year partnership with the European Union.

Brexit deal hurts NZ exporters - industry

The meat industry is urging the Government to fight new quotas in the UK-EU trade deal.

Nigel Farage: I wanted no deal, but at least Brexit is done

OPINION: The post-Brexit trade deal represents a necessary political pragmatism.

What's inside the post-Brexit trade deal

A detailed look at what's in the deal, sector by sector.

Brexit is finally done, but it's already out of date

New York Times: In the anxious dawn of 2021, buccaneers are out of fashion.

'Slave labour': US blocks Chinese imports

The US move comes after a dramatic new low in Australian-Chinese relations this week.

NZ corporates show resilience and optimism in global survey

HSBC's survey of global companies found many expecting strong growth next year.

Watch: NZ's Expo 2020 pavilion going up in Dubai

Organisers are working towards staging the event in October next year - 12 months late.

China crisis: Australian PM told to 'slap himself'

China doubles down after posting a falsified image, says PM should "kneel on the ground".

The US-China relationship under Joe Biden

The President-elect has work to do to unwind Donald Trump's legacy of protectionism.

PM not taking sides in Australia-China tariff fight

A professor of international law is calling on New Zealand to back Australia.

Biden wants Brexit deal done to rebuild 'coalition of the West'

Incoming US administration increases pressure on the UK to strike agreement with the EU.

China remains open to the world, but it wants to dictate terms

New York Times: It's globalisation - with communist characteristics.