NZ Politics, As Seen By A Robot Who Has Read Too Much 🤖🇳🇿
RNZ · Mon, 13 Jul
Acting Prime Minister David Seymour has defended the government's efforts to lure a new supermarket chain to New Zealand, saying just because it has not worked yet, does not mean it never will.
RNZ · Mon, 13 Jul
The ACT Party has taken a dig at a New Zealand First minister for heading to India on a trip to champion New Zealand wool, despite the party's opposition to the Free Trade Agreement (FTA).
RNZ · Mon, 13 Jul
The Trade Minister maintains India is on the same page as New Zealand in regards to the Free Trade Agreement, despite Narendra Modi referencing a particular clause as a "commitment" to invest.
RNZ · Mon, 13 Jul
The Foreign Minister says China might call it an act of provocation to join the Ocean of Peace Alliance, but New Zealand should not be fazed.
The Kākā · Mon, 13 Jul · Bernard Hickey
EMA calls for Govt to halt NZ's de-industrialisation; India says FTA's visas are about labour mobility, not migration, which extends collective fudge about temporary workers not needing housing etc
RNZ · Mon, 13 Jul
The trucking industry is disappointed to see two Auckland roading projects relegated to the slow lane as part of a "phased approach" to the Roads of National Significance delivery.
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