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Government, Opposition scrap over common infrastructure ground
Infrastructure Minister Chris Bishop has agreed to work with his counterparts on the 30-year plan, but the discussion got ...
Geopolitics takes centre-stage as Luxon prepares for President Xi Jinping meeting
Christopher Luxon heads into his meeting with China's President on Friday with an ever-growing list of topics to discuss.
Trump sets two-week deadline to decide on US action in Israel-Iran conflict
The US President wants to give diplomacy a chance before deciding on US military action, the White House says.
China could be beneficiary of Peters' move on Cooks - Powles
The decision by New Zealand's Minister of Foreign Affairs, Winston Peters, to suspend payment of aid to the Cook Islands, could backfire on the government.
NZ pauses millions of dollars in funding for the Cook Islands
New Zealand has paused nearly 20 million dollars in development assistance to the Cook Islands for the upcoming financial year.
Pacific economy is growing slowly but surely - World Bank
The Pacific regional economy is growing, slowly but surely, reports the World Bank.
Getting ready for the biggest Cook Islands festival in Aotearoa
Te Maeva Nui NZ is seen as the largest Cook Islands cultural festival outside of the Cook Islands. Tags: Pacific; arts; Cook Islands; Te Maeva Nui NZ ...