Press Release – United States Trade Representative We, the trade ministers of Australia, Brunei Darussalam, Canada, Chile, Japan, Malaysia, Mexico, New Zealand, Peru, Singapore, United States, and Vietnam, are pleased to announce that we have successfully concluded the Trans-Pacific Partnership. After …
TPP Ministers’ Statement, Press Conference Video Read More »
Press Release – United States Trade Representative On October 4, 2015, Ministers of the 12 Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) countries Australia, Brunei Darussalam, Canada, Chile, Japan, Malaysia, Mexico, New Zealand, Peru, Singapore, United States, and Vietnam announced conclusion of their negotiations. …
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Article – BusinessDesk Oct. 6 (BusinessDesk) – The New Zealand government faces a tough job defending the outcome of the Trans-Pacific Partnership trade and investment agreement, in which it gained limited new access into the highly protected dairy markets of the US, Canada, …
Fonterra ‘very disappointed’ with limited TPP dairy deal Read More »
Article – BusinessDesk Oct. 6 (BusinessDesk) – Twelve Pacific Rim nations have reached a deal on the controversial Trans-Pacific Partnership in the American city of Atlanta, ending more than five years of negotiations to create the largest trade and investment pact since the Uruguay …
TPP deal gives limited win for NZ dairy Read More »
Press Release – ActionStation More than 12,000 Kiwis are demanding that PM John Key and Tim Groser debate a democratically-elected TPPA expert in a nationally televised event, after the Prime Minister dismissed the more than 25,000 people who protested over the weekend, and the 100,000 people who …
Thousands Demand Key Debate TPPA Expert on National TV Read More »
Article – Megan Gattey More than one thousand protesters marched on Parliament to voice their opposition to the Trans-Pacific Partnership free trade deal in Wellington this afternoon.
Anti-TPPA protest in Wellington (with photos) Read More »
Article – Keith Rankin The perpetually nearly-finished TPP negotiations perpetuate once again. Cars and cows are the problem, we are told.
Trans-Pacific Partnership or a Contest of Boofheads? Read More »
Press Release – Ngati Kahungunu Iwi Inc The Government is selling our birth right to big businesses without regard for our people or our taonga.
TPP: Protect our Rights, Protect our Taonga, Health & Future Read More »
Article – Megan Gattey Prime Minister John Key discussed the current situation on the TPP, Solid Energy and the upcoming discussion document on family violence in a post-cabinet press conference today.
Post-cabinet: TPP, Family Violence and Solid Energy Read More »
Press Release – New Zealand First Party New Zealand First believes the only way to save the Trans-Pacific Partnership is to go back to the small group of countries who came up with the original concept and base an agreement on trade without various non-trade projects and agendas getting …
Can the TPPA Be Rebooted? Read More »
Article – Jordan McCluskey We are a nation of traders. New Zealand is a country that has, since its colonisation, been dependent on foreign trade to support our economy. Extractive industries came first for the Kauri, then gold, then whale oil, and finally seal furs. Following …
The Beginning and the End of the TPPA Read More »
Article – Don Franks The NZ Labour party has set down self described “non negotiable”conditions for signing the TPP.
Labour’s TPP conditions Read More »
