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I grew up in the UK but have lived in Australia for over 30 years. I began my medical training at the University of Sydney, Royal Prince Alfred Hospital, The Canberra Hospital and the Royal Hospital for Women, where I completed my core obstetric training. I then worked at Queen Charlotte’s & Chelsea Hospital in London, where I completed my advanced training and gained extra consultant experience, especially in diabetes and high-risk obstetrics, before returning to Sydney as a specialist.

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India-New Zealand FTA: Unfounded fears over immigration, investment

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By Rahul Sen
| Scroll.in Verified
Depending on which side of the argument you listen to, the recently signed New Zealand-India free trade agreement represents either a huge economic opportunity for New Zealand or a risk to its economic sovereignty. In an election year, we can expect political positioning over something as significant as this deal, given the broader context.
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NZ‑India free trade deal: were early fears about immigration and investment justified?

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By Rahul Sen
| The Australia Today
By Rahul Sen Depending on which side of the argument you listen to, the recently signed New Zealand-India free trade agreement represents either a huge economic opportunity for New Zealand or a risk to its economic sovereignty. In an election year, we can expect political positioning over something as significant as this deal, given the broader context.
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NZ-India free trade deal: were early fears about immigration and investment justified?

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By Rahul Sen
| Inkl
Depending on which side of the argument you listen to, the recently signed New Zealand-India free trade agreement represents either a huge economic opportunity for New Zealand or a risk to its economic sovereignty. In an election year, we can expect political positioning over something as significant as this deal, given the broader context.
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