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08 March 2010
NZ-US army exercises to resume after 23-year freeze
The United States' blanket ban on joint military exercises with New Zealand is about to be lifted. | Read more
04 March 2010
Strong U.S. engagement with Asia-Pacific region is vital
Free trade and strong economic engagement remain critical pillars for U.S. relations in East Asia and the Pacific, Assistant Secretary of State Kurt Campbell says. | Read more
25 January 2010
New chance for McCully
Foreign Affairs Minister Murray McCully will get another chance to meet United States Secretary of State Hillary Clinton this week | Read more
21 January 2010
Principles of U.S. engagement in the Asia-Pacific
Kurt M. Campbell, Assistant Secretary, Bureau of East Asian and Pacific Affairs, before the Subcommittee on East Asian and Pacific Affairs Senate Foreign Relations Committee, Washington, DC | Read more
20 January 2010
Mike Moore to be NZ’s next Ambassador to US
Former Labour Prime Minister Mike Moore will be NZ's next US Ambassador, Foreign Minister Murray McCully has confirmed. | Read more
20 January 2010
McCully names new Ambassador to the United States
New Zealand's next Ambassador to the United States will be the Rt Hon Mike Moore, Foreign Minister Murray McCully said today. | Read more
15 January 2010
US to rebook Clinton’s visit
United States Secretary of State Hillary Clinton says she will reschedule her cancelled trip to the Pacific as soon as she can find a mutually agreeable time. | Read more
14 January 2010
Secretary Clinton postpones visit to NZ
United States Secretary of State Hillary Clinton has postponed her visit to New Zealand in the wake of the massive earthquake in Haiti, Foreign Minister Murray McCully announced today. | Read more
12 January 2010
Remarks on regional architecture in Asia: Principles and priorities
Speech by Secretary of State, Hillary Rodham Clinton at the East West Center, Honolulu | Read more
11 January 2010
Global trade talks on agenda when Key meets Clinton
Prime Minister John Key will stress United States leadership is crucial to getting a successful conclusion to the Doha trade round when he meets US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton in Auckland on Friday. | Read more
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