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'C list' - PM justifies dig at delegates on previous trade trips
PM suggests businesspeople previously simply went on trade trips 'for the ride'.
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PM announces new efforts to enforce sanctions against North Korea
Christopher Luxon is due to meet Japan's Defence Minister this afternoon.
Chocolate, honey and tea on the table in Tokyo
Six Māori food and beverage companies are participating at the Japan food expo.
PM's plane woes risk denting NZ's international reputation, says law expert
Christopher Luxon was forced to use a commercial flight for his official trip.
Jenée Tibshraeny: It's hard to sell NZ to the world after another 'embarrassing' plane failure
OPINION: The situation with the NZ Defence Force planes is untenable.
Builder failed working for Kāinga Ora, liquidators now trying to recover money
BNZ, Fletchers, Carters, Steel & Tube, plumbers and roofers are among those owed money.
NZDF plane breaks down: Air NZ flight diverted for delegation; PM may always fly commercial
Prime Minister Christopher Luxon's meeting with Japanese counterpart unaffected.
Editorial: Top Chinese delegation's NZ visit came at critical time for Luxon
OPINION: Trade was high on the agenda but so was political interference.
Tradie accused of $87k of fraud wanted trial thrown out due to 'excessive' delays
Jason Lambert's lawyer argued: “It’s his right to be tried without undue delay.”
China offers NZ visa-free travel, infrastructure funds
NZ was the first developed country to sign a free trade deal with China.
David Seymour announces review into farming sector ‘red tape’
'If we don’t remove barriers to productivity, we will fall behind our global competitors.'
European Union hits EVs from China with extra tariffs up to 38pc
New York Times: Move follows US quadrupling tariffs to 100pc.
The rise and rise of retail traders
More investors want control with do-it-yourself trading on mobile platforms.
'You can never get bored': Wahine pave the way for careers in engineering and infrastructure
Meet the Hawke's Bay ladies leading the way for women in infrastructure.
Fonterra 2024/25 milk price heading well north of $8/kgMS
Prices for a key ingredient of chocolate and icecream rose in a strong auction showing.
Ruakura Superhub tenant signs big long-term freight agreement
It would provide New Zealand international trade with a stable global supply chain.
BMW and Jaguar Land Rover imported banned Xinjiang part to US, Senate probe finds
Financial Times: Carmakers didn't immediately take action after hearing of forced labour.
Economists forecast $800b annual hit from new Trump tariffs
Financial Times: Think tank says poorest will suffer most if Republican wins election.
Kotahi-Maersk freight alliance continues for another 10 years as more global supply chain issues loom
Commitment shores up NZ resilience to expected global supply chain turbulence.
GameStop and AMC shares surge for second day in ‘meme stock’ revival
Financial Times: Re-emergence of popular day trader sparks “meme stock” rally.
How Luxon sees the world: The global events that shaped the PM
Christopher Luxon's American political hero might surprise you.
NZ launches trade negotiations with UAE
The country has begun trade negotiations with the United Arab Emirates.
Coffee price surge: Dutch multinational reaps profits from NZ consumers
Why you're paying more for your latte and who's making the profit.
Business Hub: new Naylor Love chief executive Bruno Goedeke
'After a few weeks, we decided we needed to move' - Goedeke on coming to NZ.
Canada dairy trade dispute rolls on as changes fail to comply with rules
Canada had until Wednesday to change how it administered tariff rate quotas.
Trade Aid shop going gangbusters before doors shut
Pallets of goods are arriving at the store.
Power list: 20 busiest residential builders - who's up, who's down?
Most businesses built fewer homes, yet modular builder HouseMe's completions skyrocketed.
New report ‘revelation’ about fast growth of climate demands on NZ traders
Exporters may be directly or indirectly affected via supply chain demands.
Fran O’Sullivan: Did Luxon land the right moves in Southeast Asia?
Luxon brought a human dimension to the serious international work.
Business Hub: New Mitre 10 chairman: why global retail giants visited this month
'This is about galvanising the membership and Mitre 10 being a co-operative' - Smith
US wants allies to cut chip-related China exports amid Huawei alarm
Financial Times: Washington urges three countries to tighten supply of tools and tech.