Article – BusinessDesk Dec. 13 (BusinessDesk) – The New Zealand and Australian governments should settle once and for all the long-running argument over the tax treatment of imputation credits, which currently penalises trans-Tasman investors, says a new report from the two …
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Press Release – Joint Press Release Joint Press Release – Prime Ministers of Australia and New Zealand 13 December 2012 Strengthening trans-Tasman economic relations Joint scoping study by the Australian and New Zealand Productivity Commissions released Prime Ministers Julia Gillard and …
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Press Release – AFTINET “US proposals on medicines were attacked by civil society groups and are being resisted by Australia and most of the eleven countries in the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPPA) trade negotiations which finish today in Auckland,” Dr Patricia Ranald, …
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Press Release – First Union Media release: FIRST Union Wednesday December 12, 2012 Two Thirds Of New Zealanders Wary Of TPP That Allows Foreign Investors To Sue A new poll shows two thirds of New Zealanders are wary of a Trans Pacific Partnership that has rules allowing corporations …
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Press Release – Federated Farmers Farmers and food processors from Australia, New Zealand and Canada are calling on Trans Pacific Partnership (TPP) countries to conclude a 21st century trade agreement in 2013 that liberalises trade across all goods and services.
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Press Release – Beef And Lamb NZ New Zealand’s red meat sector is encouraging all negotiating parties in the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) to work tirelessly to ensure this agreement can be completed by October 2013. Key outcomes from the completion of TPP must be the elimination of …
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Column – Gordon Campbell New Zealand has been hosting the Trans Pacific Partnership (TPP) talks in Auckland for the past week, but you’d have to say things haven’t worked out quite as well as some had hoped. In fact, it has been a bit sad to watch, up close.
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Press Release – New Zealand Medical Students’ Assn The New Zealand Medical Students’ Association (NZMSA) urges negotiators to keep the health of our patients at the forefront of their minds when negotiating the Trans-Pacific Partnership Agreement (TPPA).
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Press Release – Science Media Centre Animal testing; Fatal tornado; Action on water; New from the SMC; Sciblogs highlights; Research highlights; Policy News; Sci-tech events
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Press Release – Electronic Frontier Foundation Academics, experts, consumer groups, Internet freedom organizations, libraries, educational institutions, patients and access to medicines groups have flown a long way from around the world to Auckland, New Zealand, to engage with delegates in the 15th round …
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Press Release – Office of the Clerk 1. LOUISE UPSTON (National—Taupō) to the Minister of Finance : What reports has he received on the economy?
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Press Release – Joint Press Release Business representatives from four economies have met in Auckland to press for more urgency in concluding the Trans Pacific Partnership (TPP) negotiations currently underway.
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