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Qatar doubles its stake in Credit Suisse to become second- largest shareholder
Chris Hipkins, who led the country’s Covid-19 response, to contest October election on “bread and butter” issues
Leader who won international acclaim over more than 5 years in office will bow out by February
It’s always hot somewhere, so get booked in whether your seaside fantasy is in New Zealand or Norfolk
Director Rory Kennedy avoids tackling the profound questions behind a disaster which killed 22 people
Third-quarter growth fuels expectations of further rate rises in 2023 and fails to quash recession fears
Wellington’s ultra-hawkish crusade against inflation clashes with Canberra’s hope for a soft landing
Central bank takes ultra-hawkish stance as analysts warn country is ‘canary in the coal mine’
All eyes are on Aotearoa
Move follows successful New Zealand pilot scheme during which company reported happier and more engaged staff
Former Australian and New Zealand air force staff alleged to have been offered lucrative sums to teach PLA cadets
New Zealand’s efforts to tax methane merit attention
Jacinda Ardern government’s radical proposal targets methane emissions from sheep and cows
A new homestead in the Alps of the South Island offers untrammelled access to New Zealand’s unspoilt wilds
Washington’s new strategy comes after being caught off guard by Beijing’s push into region
Anne-Marie Trevelyan assures safeguards will protect farmers despite worries about cheap meat imports
The FT's Nic Fildes warns that one market in which interest rates are rising but prices falling fast could be a warning to the rest of the world
Markets where property prices surged during the pandemic are now among the most exposed to a crash
New Zealand’s prime minister says China should not be alienated as it has a ‘crucial role to play’
New Zealand sends medical team to help two doctors serving a population of 1,600
Accord is the first Brussels has struck in three years after resistance among members to reducing barriers
Higher building costs have done little to deter land purchases and second-home building in this haven for sporting activities
Country is a test case for how property markets around the world will respond to higher interest rates
New Zealand takes firmer stance after trying to strike balance between trade and Beijing threat
Jacinda Ardern lifts entry requirements early and launches fast-track residency for certain sectors
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