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19 February 2010
Students discuss U.S./New Zealand relations
Deputy Assistant Secretary (DAS) Frankie Reed, Bureau of East Asian and Pacific Affairs at the U.S. Department of State, visited Wellington February 17-19. | Read more
26 January 2010
Opening speech at NZ-US Joint Commission for Science and Technology meeting
Opening speech by Wayne Mapp at NZ-US Joint Commission for Science and Technology meeting | Read more
17 December 2009
U.S., 20 other nations team to research greenhouse gas emissions from farms
The United States will join 20 other countries in a "research alliance" to better understand -- and prevent -- greenhouse gas emissions from farms, Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack announced Wednesday. | Read more
30 November 2009
Tourism banks on celebrity appeal to win US visitors
Tourism New Zealand chief executive George Hickton says the tourism marketing spend in the North American market will be more than doubled to about $10 million. | Read more
26 November 2009
Something to be thankful for
Thanksgiving message from the Chairperson, Fulbright New Zealand Alumni Association | Read more
09 October 2009
Robert J. Clarke: US needs allies in battle to help save the planet
When Prime Minister Key and President Barack Obama were in New York attending a special United Nations summit on climate change, the President recognised that the climate change threat was serious, urgent and growing. | Read more
04 June 2009
US citizens presented with NZ Special Service Medal
New Zealand's Ambassador to the United States Roy Ferguson and the Vice Chief of Defence Force Rear Admiral Jack Steer presented the New Zealand Special Service Medal (Erebus) to 13 United States Citizens in Washington on 4 June. | Read more
24 April 2009
Clinton pays tribute to Anzac soldiers
United States Secretary of State Hillary Clinton has paid tribute to New Zealand soldiers ahead of Anzac Day on Saturday. | Read more
27 March 2009
Govt congratulates Helen Clark on top UN role
Prime Minister John Key today congratulated Helen Clark on being named the preferred candidate to run the United Nations Development Programme | Read more
06 March 2009
You can’t spend your way out of the crisis.
Prime Minister John Key talks to the Wall Street Journal | Read more
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