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New Zealand's wholesale trade expanded for a 10th straight quarter.
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Kiwi firms told to ditch the blues
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State TV video mocks Trump for 'making China great again'
State broadcaster video parodied Trump's trade war but was then mysteriously taken down.
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Jane Kelsey: Out with old and let's be transparent with new
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Comment: is it really that dire out there?
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Was Steven Joyce right about the fiscal hole? Labour responds
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Ardern and Peters meet top EU diplomat
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Soper: 'Trade for All' agenda another announcement without substance
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Ardern talks up trade and economic policy on return to work
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PM Jacinda Ardern back at work
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Trump's trade war is killing American blue jeans
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KIWI Act is a big deal for both countries
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Groser sought end to ambassadorial term
NZ Ambassador to US to return home of his own volition.
Regional security, trade, top of agenda in Singapore
Developments in the South China sea, Korean Peninsula, and regional trade on agenda.
Fresh trade-war talk raises risk of sharemarket crash
Market Watch: this week's escalation of trade war rhetoric has rattled global markets.
Polytech second-half rolls jump with free fees
Jump in second-half domestic enrolments relieves financially strapped polytechnics.
Billionaire warns Trump's trade war could trigger recession
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Liam Dann: Trump farm policy is pure socialism
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