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What exactly will New Zealand’s free trade deal with India mean?
Source: Radio New Zealand Explainer – Trade Minister Todd McClay and his Indian counterpart, Piyush Goyal, announced the recommencement of free trade negotiations as part of Prime Minister Christopher Luxon’s trip to the South Asian nation in March last year. Nine months later, shortly before Christmas, the government said the trade negotiations had been concluded, achieving significant wins for several industries but limited gains for dairy.
Nitreates in water: ECan’s rule-making fell short of law over allowing dicharges, High Court rules
Source: Radio New Zealand The High Court has ruled Canterbury’s regional council erred when it allowed farms to discharge nitrates and other pollution without resource consents, but stopped short of ordering it to change the rule. The decision comes as the region grapples with increasing levels of nitrate in its waterways, and the effects on human and environmental health.
Japan’s Economy Needs Foreign Workers, Not the Nationalism Pushed by Sanae Takaichi
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Trump’s Sanctions U-Turn on Myanmar: A Play for Rare Earth Minerals?
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Nuclear should be dead after the Coalition loss. But it might live on
When the Coalition launched its nuclear plan last year, Labor was on the nose and early polls showed some support for the policy. But then the wheels fell off. Nuclear didn’t stack up on cost or timeframe. Early support fell away. By the time of the election, support for maintaining Australia’s ban on nuclear power had increased from 51 per cent to 59 per cent.
Will Trump's USAID Cuts Impact Myanmar's Earthquake Relief Efforts?
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2023 in review: Adversity breeds resilience
Adversity can breed resilience and at our club in 2023 that was certainly the case. The challenges we faced throughout the year were not planned, but as we work towards emerging out the other side the experiences of the last two years can hold us in good stead. Obviously you would prefer to avoid this trough, but you can draw a degree of resolve from it.
'The world has changed': why Anthony Albanese must up the ante on climate policy at Labor's national conference
Party members, unions and politicians will meet in Brisbane on Thursday when Labor’s national conference begins. The event is where Labor’s federal policy direction is hashed out. This year, Prime Minister Anthony Albanese will be under pressure from within the party to boost Labor’s action on climate change. This is federal Labor’s first conference since forming government in May last year.
'The world has changed': why Anthony Albanese must up the ante on climate policy at Labor's national conference
By Adam Simpson, Senior Lecturer, International Studies, University of South Australia The climate emergency is accelerating with breathtaking speed. The Greens and the teals are breathing down Labor’s neck. At this federal Labor conference, Albanese must go further on climate policy. Read complete article © The Conversation -
Explainer: why was the winner of Thailand's election blocked from becoming prime minister?
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Explainer: why was the winner of Thailand's election blocked from becoming prime minister?
The Thai parliamentary election was held over two months ago and yet, the country still has no prime minister or government. While much remains in flux, one thing appears certain – the popular reformist leader of the party that received the most votes in the election, Pita Limjaroenrat, will not be the country’s next prime minister.
Website Maintenance: Everything You Need to Know About
You have probably spent a lot of time and money creating the website and its content, and now it’s time to maintain it so it can continue to serve you well. Website maintenance services are just like that of cars: you must regularly check and repair them. Regular maintenance is crucial to make the website look and function properly.
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In One Chaotic Day, Thailand Sees One PM Elected, One Ex-PM Sent to Jail
More than three months after Thailand’s national elections – and many anti-democratic manoeuvres in parliament – the country finally has a new prime minister, Srettha Thavisin. But, given the chaotic nature of Thai politics, this was perhaps not even the biggest news of the week.
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