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Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern makes the most of her top table invitation.
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Students wait for refunds after NZQA closes business school
Business school with 76 students closed after passing students who should have failed.
Jacinda Ardern: Destination Beijing
Jacinda Ardern will have a working lunch with Premier Li Keqiang.
Ardern to China: PM sensible to seize the moment
COMMENT: Brief visit to China is needed to send a strong message of kinship.
Editorial: Economy is slowing but still strong
Comment: Reserve Bank has signalled the economy is slowing but still strong.
European investors eye billion trees project
The billion trees project has attracted the eye of some deep-pocketed players.
Kiwi dollar's 'savage' fall as Reserve Bank gets gloomy on NZ economy
The Reserve Bank has kept its official cash rate on hold at 1.75 per cent.
Foreign student sector braces for a hit from mosque attacks
Some foreign students are cancelling plans to come to NZ, but some may be encouraged.
Liam Dann: What next for Brexit shambles?
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Comvita: Still looking for the sweet spot
Does Comvita have the strategy to win back its place as a sharemarket favourite?
US/China trade war truce holds risks for NZ
While markets cheer a de-escalation of trade tension a deal may create new problems for NZ
John Roughan: Happy float day! Let's party like it's 1985
COMMENT: A floating currency is the secret of real national sovereignty.
Was North Korea summit plug pulled to force Trump lawyer out of news?
Did a desire to bounce Cohen out of the headlines spark end of North Korea summit?
Editorial: A record trade deficit bears watching
Comment: A redid trade deficit does not matter as much as it once did.
NZ trade deficit hits $791m in Jan - double expected figure
Economists were expecting a January deficit of $300m.
Air NZ slashes fares: 750,000 seats for less than $50
The national carrier has slashed prices on a swathe of domestic routes.
Can the US and China end their trade war?
Trump is obsessed with America's massive trade deficit with China, US$336 billion in 2017.
Air NZ to slash domestic fares on 40 routes
National carrier reportedly undergoing a massive shakeup of its domestic pricing.
Frank Greenall: Breaking up is hard to do
Winston Churchill, were he still alive, would be a rampant Brexit Remainer.
Ambassador Madam Wu says differences between China and NZ have to be properly handled
China's ambassador and the Prime Minister took to the podium in different parts of town.
Editorial: UK's view suggests Huawei warrants a second look
Comment: UK view of Huawei's security risk warrants a New Zealand reassessment.
A2 milk set for bumper profit
Earnings driven mostly by A2 Milk's success in China's infant formula market.
Last minute no-shows: Chinese chill hits NZ schools as students bow out
Chinese student numbers in NZ schools are down 20 to 30 per cent this year.
Fonterra wants one rule for all for in setting milk prices
Fonterra has already signalled that it supports the end of "open entry".
Heather du Plessis-Allan: China squeezing 'reckless' NZ
Don't blame China - NZ has been acting so recklessly it's almost invited this reaction.
Plenty on the menu for Peters' dinner date
COMMENT: Ambassador Wu Xi has taken a leaf straight from the Winston Peters playbook.
Politicians spar over China export delay claims
National's Mark Mitchell off to Hong Kong as Govt beset by scheduling issues
Can we resuscitate our struggling sharemarket?
COMMENT: Is the NZX and FMA review of our capital markets too late?
Big powers mustn't dip their toes in our politics
EDITORIAL: Peters' job to see that all our foreign relationships are well maintained.
Explainer: Why NZ can't afford to mess with China
China and NZ's relationship has been of mutual benefit since it signed FTA in 2008.
NZ faces big fight winning back Chinese hearts and minds, academic says
But an international marketing professional believes NZ can fix its shaky relationship.
US officials discussed removing Donald Trump as President
Trump is also facing a policy revolt from US Senators.
Soper: No love lost for China from the misguided
The Key Government's management of the global financial crisis has been lauded.