Category - Oceania News

• China bans New Zealand lawmakers over Taiwan trip
• PRC and New Zealand build lifeline warehouse in Tacloban
• Willis has unfinished business as banks set to be an election issue
• Seven school students abducted in Nigeria
• Govt rejects US claims behind new tariff threat
• Willis’ tax jabs will ‘not’ sour kinship
• How one baker helped shape a 50-year story for McDonald’s
• QUOTE OF THE DAY
• Kiwi investors need to think beyond home
• Strait closure not huge blow: analysis
• New Zealand home building hits 10-year low as house prices stall
• England collapse to 140 all out vs NZ
• 40-year maritime career receives tribute
• The nuclear issue is not beyond debate
• NZ floated Apia grant before Luxon title
• Hospital opened up to patients again
• ENG VS NZ TEST
• Growing trees, exporting opportunit­y
• Privileged, humbled to receive honour
• Cumnock firm wins huge New Zealand fire contract
• Project disruption­s proving costly: report
• Super-sized cost of growing older
• WorkSafe fuel-tank requiremen­ts at Marsden Pt are overkill, says Jones
• Important to protect our food security
• Public discussion, engagement required on NZ’s foreign policy, defence
• Recognitio­n for work in conservati­on, community, education and music
• Role with Coastguard recognised
• Shopping for the blue tick
• Aviation leader jumps to fast-growing start-up OneReg
• How to win NZ’S future talent wars
• A century on and US markets still matter
• China embraces NZ food link
• Most farmers want NZ standards for imports
• Why Fieldays® is a national event that feels like part of who we are
• New strong wool partnershi­p
• 50 years of growth: Why Macca's bets big on Kiwi farmers
• Private capital: Is a wave of NZ takeovers about to unfold?
• TRANSPORT Iran war triggers major EV surge
• Tribute on anniversar­y of murder