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
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
United States Secretary of State Hillary Clinton has paid tribute to New Zealand soldiers ahead of Anzac Day on Saturday. | Read more
Prime Minister John Key today congratulated Helen Clark on being named the preferred candidate to run the United Nations Development Programme | Read more
Prime Minister John Key talks to the Wall Street Journal | Read more
Tourism New Zealand has found a new way of promoting this country as a destination - hosting two episodes of US hit TV show The Bachelor. | Read more
While the U.S., Australia and Japan spray cash in every direction to "stimulate" their economies, New Zealand has a novel idea: Why not grow one's way out of recession? | Read more
New Zealand's economic freedom has increased in the past year, with the country rising one place to fifth in the annual Heritage Foundation/Wall Street Journal survey. | Read more
From today, New Zealanders travelling to, or through, the United States will have to apply online for approval before they can enter the country. | Read more
For advice on how to stimulate the U.S. economy, Barack Obama might look south -- way south -- to New Zealand. There, the new National government is delivering on promises to unleash economic animal spirits through tax cuts and deregulation. It's an example the U.S. would do well to heed. | Read more
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