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24 November 2010
Pike River Mine : From U.S. Ambassador Huebner’s blog
Like the rest of the country, I have watched events unfold at Pike River, and have hoped and prayed for the safe return of the 29 men still in the mine. Like the rest of the country, my heart sank when I received word this afternoon of the second blast in the tunnel. | Read more
24 November 2010
Secretary Clinton: New Zealand Pike River mine explosion
Statement by Secretary Clinton on the Pike River Mine Explosion | Read more
23 November 2010
Photo contest: The future of U.S.-New Zealand relations
An opportunity for the world to see Asia Pacific through your unique lens | Read more
13 November 2010
Updated NZ-US double tax agreement now in force
The protocol that updates the double tax agreement between New Zealand and the United States is now in force, Revenue Minister Peter Dunne announced today. | Read more
11 November 2010
Treasury announces entry into force of Protocol to income tax treaty with New Zealand
The U.S. Department of the Treasury today announced the entry into force of a Protocol amending the income tax treaty with New Zealand. Approved by the U.S. Senate on July 15, 2010, the Protocol officially entered into force today when the United States notified New Zealand that it had completed the required procedures for bringing the Protocol into force. | Read more
05 November 2010
Here come the jobs! The case for economic optimism in 2011
The current outlook for the US economy may bogged in pessimism, but Derek Thompson, staff editor at TheAtlantic.com, believes there is good news to be found. | Read more
27 October 2010
Hobbit movies to be made in New Zealand
Prime Minister John Key this evening announced an agreement has been reached between the New Zealand Government and Warner Bros that will enable the two Hobbit movies to be directed by Sir Peter Jackson to be made in New Zealand. | Read more
29 September 2010
NZ role in US-based cyber attack exercise
A "cyber storm" of internet attacks is being mounted against dozens of New Zealand businesses and government agencies in a multimillion-dollar international exercise co-ordinated by the United States' Department of Homeland Security. | Read more
12 September 2010
Local rocket buffs catch Nasa’s eye
A space rocket which has its origins in a Kiwi bloke's garden shed is being sought after by Nasa, the United States agency responsible for the first moon landing. | Read more
05 September 2010
US help turned down as quake clean up continues
The United States military in Hawaii offered their assistance after the 7.1 magnitude earthquake in Canterbury but were turned down because local authorities have the situation under control, Civil Defence director John Hamilton said | Read more
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