Our Views
31 May 2010
2010 Agricultural and Horticultural Outlook Conference address
Presentation by Fiona Cooper Clarke on behalf of the NZUS Council to the 2010 Agricultural and Horticultural Outlook Conference in Wellington. | Read more
19 May 2010
Fourth US NZ Partnership Forum to be held in Christchurch, 20-22 February 2011
Christchurch will host United States and New Zealand government, business and community leaders at the fourth US NZ Partnership Forum, to be held 20-22 February 2011. | Read more
13 April 2010
NZUS Council congratulates John Mullen ONZM
The NZ US Council today congratulated the President of the US NZ Council, John Mullen, who is to receive an honorary ONZM (Officer of the New Zealand Order of Merit) from the Prime Minister, Hon John Key, in a ceremony in Washington DC today. | Read more
18 March 2010
Latest newsletter from the NZUS Council
NZUS Council March 2010 newsletter NZUS_NEWSLETTER_MARCH_2010.pdf | Read more
15 March 2010
TPP train leaves the station
This week in Melbourne negotiators from the eight parties to the prospective Trans Pacific Partnership will sit down and start the complex task of concluding a new generation free trade agreement. The stakes are high not only because TPP carries New Zealand’s hopes for an FTA with the United States but even more importantly because TPP is being built as a pathfinder for an agreement which could span the entire Asia Pacific region. | Read more
12 March 2010
NZ US Council welcomes commencement of TPP negotiations
The NZ US Council today welcomed the opening round of negotiations for an expanded Trans Pacific Partnership (TPP) which is to commence in Melbourne on Monday 15 March. | Read more
20 January 2010
NZ US Council welcomes Mike Moore appointment
The NZ US Council today welcomed the appointment of Rt Hon Mike Moore as Ambassador to Washington. | Read more
14 January 2010
NZ US Council understands Secretary of State Hillary Clinton’s decision
The NZ US Council understands and supports the decision of United States Secretary of State, Hillary Rodham Clinton, to postpone her visit to New Zealand and focus on the crisis in Haiti. | Read more
14 January 2010
NZ US Council welcomes Secretary of State Hillary Clinton
The NZ US Council is pleased to welcome the United States Secretary of State, Hillary Rodham Clinton, to New Zealand. | Read more
13 January 2010
Welcome Madam Secretary
Stephen Jacobi believes that Hillary Clinton's visit helps advance New Zealand's fundamental foreign policy interests. | Read more
Page 1 of 12
