When the media fails a captive audience
Nothing signals the failure of pandemic ‘journalism’ more than a well-paid TV host cheering lockdowns from her palatial home.
Jacinda Ardern
NZ struggles to eliminate doubts over strategy
Accustomed to their PM’s boasts about NZ locking out the virus, dismayed Kiwis are grappling with an explosion of case numbers.
NSW hits record 633 cases, NZ link emerges
Gladys Berejiklian says every person with the virus is spreading it to at least one other; NZ cluster reaches 10 as Jacinda Ardern points the finger.
When Dan’s playground ban will end
An epidemiologist has put an expiry date on Victoria’s most controversial virus measure, saying it won’t be long before it can no longer be justified.
Kiwis opt for caution as the world battles to open up
Time will tell if even a small country can remain Covid-free long term.
Ardern unveils plan to reopen NZ to the world
Every New Zealander will be eligible for Pfizer from the beginning of next month and global border closure will be eased from early next year.
Ardern apologises for raids on Pacific people
Pacific people comprised a third of visas overstayers but represented 86 per cent of prosecutions in the 1970s.
Ardern says time ‘too raw’ for mosque film
Jacinda Ardern has criticised a planned movie about her response to the Christchurch mosque attacks as community leaders slammed the project’s ‘white saviour’ narrative.
Our golden friend in Aotearoa
From her small-town, Mormon family upbringing to her diligence and energy, the story of Jacinda Ardern’s stunning ascent is profoundly democratic.
China hypersensitive to scrutiny
The Queenstown communique warranted nothing like the overblown hostile reaction of Chinese foreign ministry spokesman Wang Wenbin.
Beijing to club Tasman unity with ‘wedge’
China is expected to continue its Tasman ‘wedge tactic’ despite Scott Morrison and Jacinda Ardern’s effort to present unity in their dealings with Xi Jinping’s prickly regime.
Consensus on issues that matter
Co-operation across the Asia-Pacific is vital to strategic security.
NZ backs Australia’s tougher stance on China
Jacinda Ardern has moved to close the gap between New Zealand and Australia on China policy.
Polar opposites of one mind on pragmatic politics
Scott Morrison and Jacinda Ardern know the Australia-New Zealand relationship is bigger than both of them.
Big issue dividing Jacinda and ScoMo
Jacinda Ardern has lashed Australia over a controversial policy and provided an update on the future of the Christchurch terrorist.
Travel bubble expansion flagged
ScoMo has hinted at expanding the trans-Tasman travel bubble during a visit to New Zealand for talks with his counterpart Jacinda Ardern.
‘Family’ comes first in China row: Ardern
Jacinda Ardern has thrown her support behind Australia in its trade dispute with China on barley tariffs.
Leaders to build bridges over China
China will loom large during talks between Scott Morrison and Jacinda Ardern when the leaders meet in Queenstown on Sunday.
PM books trans-Tasman trip
Scott Morrison and his wife will travel to New Zealand later this month to meet with Jacinda Ardern and discuss ‘many shared challenges’.
Beijing attempts wedge with NZ
Beijing appears to be pursuing a blunt wedge strategy with Australia and New Zealand.
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