In The News

09 November 2007

Address by John McKinnon, Secretary of Defence to the 4th Annual Armistice Day Symposium

The NZ/US Defence Relationship - address by John McKinnon, Secretary of Defence to the 4th Annual Armistice Day Symposium | Read more

05 November 2007

New Icann chairman is a Kiwi

Wellington barrister Peter Dengate Thrush doesn't expect his life to change much after being elected as the first non-American chairman of Icann, the US-based body that sets policy for the Internet addressing system worldwide. | Read more

01 November 2007

"First to see the light" - Science, society and sustainability in New Zealand

Research, Science and Technology Minister Steve Maharey's address to the Washington Science Policy Alliance | Read more

01 November 2007

NZ Army hosts international army partners

Senior Army leaders from some of New Zealand's closest military allies have met in Christchurch as part of a long-running agreement to ensure the armies can operate effectively together. | Read more

31 October 2007

US and NZ pledge to advance science partnership

The United States and New Zealand held an inaugural Joint Commission meeting on Scientific and Technological Cooperation, to identify opportunities to intensify cooperation in ways that would support the development of both parties' competitiveness and economic sustainability. | Read more

23 October 2007

US science mission to promote sustainability

A mission of New Zealand scientists, business people and officials depart for the United States today to hold talks on sustainability and review formal agreements with US science institutions, says Minister of Research, Science and Technology Steve Maharey. | Read more

06 October 2007

A zeal for greener pastures

Climate change and how it affects New Zealand | Read more

11 September 2007

Speech by John Key to the United States New Zealand Partnership Forum

Speech by John Key, Leader of the National Party, to the 2007 United States New Zealand Partnership Forum | Read more

10 September 2007

NZ and US sign student work travel scheme

Prime Minister Helen Clark said that New Zealand tertiary students can now work and travel in America for up to a year under a new arrangement signed in Auckland today. | Read more

27 August 2007

'Success in the USA - Business Forum

'Success in the USA' seminar on 13th September in Napier is the third in a series marking Export Year 2007. | Read more

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