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Venkat Raman Auckland, April 15, 2024 A mature understanding of the existing and emerging potential for better relations, genuine care for international peace and prosperity
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Nearly three decades after the introduction of MMP and multiparty governments, there should be a greater level of understanding about their finer points than often
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Venkat Raman Auckland, March 5, 2024 Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Winston Peters will be in India on a four-day official visit from March
And an additional $15.2 million to the Secretariat of the Regional Environment Programme New Zealand has pledged $30 million towards the second phase of the
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Venu Menon Wellington, December 8,2023 In a major foreign policy pronouncement, Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Winston Peters has called for “urgent steps towards
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Kate Pereyra Garcia Wellington, November 24, 2023 Things will get better, government spending will be curbed, and there is trust and respect amongst the government
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Marc Daalder Wellington, November 4, 2023 The 2023 election is the story of a collapse for Labour but also underperformance for National, with three
Peter Wilson Wellington, October 28, 2023 Negotiations to form a new government between National, ACT and New Zealand First were taking place this week –
Our Leader in October 15, 2023 Digital Edition Venkat Raman Auckland, October 16, 2023 In handing over the country to Christopher Luxon and his National
Labour gets an insulting defeat with prominent MPs set to lose This story was updated on Sunday, October 15, 2023 at 4.45 pm Venkat Raman
Venkat Raman Auckland, September 16, 2023 The New Zealand First Party is unlikely to have any person of Indian origin in the 54th Parliament, in
From our Leader in September 1, 2023 Digital Edition Venkat Raman Auckland, September 1, 2023 National Party Leader Christopher Luxon is upbeat about the ensuing
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