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Fran O'Sullivan

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Fran O'Sullivan has written a weekly column for the Business Herald since its inception in April 1997. In her early journalistic career she was a political journalist in Wellington and subsequently an investigative journalist who broke many major business stories including the first articles that led to the Winebox Inquiry in both NBR and the Sydney Morning Herald. She has specific expertise in relation to China where she has been a frequent visitor since the late 1990s. She is a former Editor …

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India free-trade deal: Why Christopher Luxon and Chris Hipkins must unite – Fran O’Sullivan

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We all want to see homelessness reduced but govts operate within finite budgets – Letters to the Editor Homeless problem We all want to see homelessness reduced and families better supported. But solving these issues is not as simple as demanding more …
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India’s free trade deal could reshape our exports – and our politics – Fran O’Sullivan | Flipboard

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10 hours ago Carl Bildt is a former prime minister and foreign minister of Sweden. Earlier this month, the Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov offered a succinct description of the Trump administration’s new National Security Strategy (NSS), calling it “largely consistent with our vision.” He’s right. The NSS offers …
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Judith Collins’ quiet signal to Christopher Luxon on union relations – Fran O’Sullivan | Flipboard

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1 day ago WELLINGTON, New Zealand (AP) — The disappearance of a New Zealand father with his children in a forest for several years before he was discovered and shot dead by the police has prompted the government to launch a major inquiry into how officials handled the case. The public inquiry — which is a …
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