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: The Prime Minister meets Saudi King Salman bin Abdulaziz Al Saud. 

NEW ZEALAND DIPLOMATS SET OUT TO DECEIVE SAUDI ARABIAN OFFICIALS

It appears New Zealand officials set out to deliberately mislead their Saudi Arabian counterparts that New Zealand would be willing to resume the live sheep trade. Details of the deception are contained wit…
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: Canada's Trade Minister Ed fast

WHAT DOES KEY KNOW ABOUT THE NEXT MOVES ON THE TPP THAT WE DON'T?

Maybe the Prime Minister knows something the rest of the world does not but he is confident there will be a TPP agreement and that the negotiators can’t wait for Canada. If the deal is to be signed at the…
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FrontPage: Winston Peters and his longtime Tauranga associate, Tommy Gear at the NZ First conference

"FLAKY" NZ FIRST WANTS TO TAKE ON THE BANKS AND CALLS FOR RESERVE BANK CHANGES

New Zealand First agreed at its conference over the weekend in Rotorua to finally assign its management to a professional party team based in an office to be established in downtown Wellington. And the part…
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FrontPage: NZ First delegates

WINSTON CHALLENGED: TENSION ON NZ FIRST CONFERENCE FLOOR

Only because the New Zealand First conference ran out of time to debate all its remits was an on-the-floor clash between Winston Peters and one of the party’s MPs avoided. The conference had already seen …
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FrontPage: Peter Goodfellow, Bill English and John key unenthused by Len Brown.

EXCLUSIVE; NATIONAL PARTY PLAN TO TAKE OVER AUCKLAND COUNCIL

Prominent Auckland National Party members and some MPs are working on a plan intended to give the centre right control of the Auckland Council. The plan has been discussed by National’s Caucus and Party P…
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