In any of the generously equipped playgrounds spread up and down Manhattan you'll see a line up of shiny New Zealand technology, much preferred to what the Americans make themselves. | Read more
Troops from Canterbury's Burnham Military Camp are training with United States troops "for the first time in decades" at a hi-tech combat centre in Germany. | Read more
Speech by the Hon Phil Goff to the Pacific Economic Cooperation Council | Read more
Trade and Disarmament and Arms Control Minister Phil Goff leaves today for a seven-day trip to New York and Washington DC. | Read more
The United States economy shifted to a higher gear in the northern spring, growing at its fastest pace in nearly a year as exports grew and tax rebates spurred shoppers at home. | Read more
Two leading New Zealand research scholars have been selected as Fulbright New Zealand Senior Scholars for 2009, allowing them to conduct research vital to New Zealand's economy and education sector at top American universities. | Read more
At an event in Nassau, Bahamas, the U.S. Department of Energy's (DOE) Assistant Secretary for Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy Andy Karsner and New Zealand's Ambassador to the U.S. Roy Ferguson signed terms of reference for the International Partnership for Energy Development in Island Nations (EDIN), an initiative to further the development of energy efficient and renewable energy technologies on island nations and territories. | Read more
A large United States military delegation will take part in an international security exercise in New Zealand in September. | Read more
Speech by the Hon Winston Peters at the Fulbright Awards ceremony, Wellington, June 2008 | Read more
Anne C. Martindell, who entered politics in her 50s, found true love as ambassador to New Zealand in her 60s, earned a college degree in her 80s and published a memoir titled "Never Too Late" in her 90s, died on Wednesday in Princeton, N.J. She was 93. | Read more
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