Column – Gordon Campbell Not many heroes so far in the Panama Papers saga, but any number of villains. Those villains happen to include: criminals laundering their ill gotten gains, terrorists funding their nefarious activities, and shadowy figures guilty of varying levels …
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Column – Gordon Campbell Belatedly, US complicity in the global tax avoidance systems is now trickling out into daylight. To some, one of the suspicious aspects of the scandal to date has been how few firms and individuals from the US have featured in the document dump …
Gordon Campbell on (missing) US links to the Panama Papers Read More »
Article – BusinessDesk Jan. 27 (BusinessDesk) – An American campaigner against the Trans-Pacific Partnership trade and investment agreement is asking “why does New Zealand have its pants on fire” to pass legislation implementing the deal when there is no guarantee …
Why the rush on TPP? asks US critic Read More »
Press Release – It’s Our Future TPPA: Kiwis say it aint over. Dont sign! This weekend thousands of New Zealanders will join rallies, marches, picnics and protests at fourteen actions nationwide to call on the government to reject the TPPA. After six years of secrecy and government …
TPPA: Kiwis say it ain’t over. Don’t sign! Read More »
Article – Alastair Thompson We have the chance to open up more markets to goods and services backed by three proud words: Made in America.
Imperilled by Unfree Trade Read More »
Article – BusinessDesk Sept. 23 (BusinessDesk) – New Zealand negotiators are “holding our ground” in talks to conclude the Trans-Pacific Partnership trade and investment treaty with some improved access expected for dairy exports to the highly protected markets of …
NZ ‘holding our ground’ in TPP dairy talks, says Groser Read More »
Article – BusinessDesk NZ trade policy ‘pivots’ to EU and Latin America; India, Gulf States now ‘long term’ goals
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Press Release – AFTINET Secret TPP trade negotiations between Australia, the US, Japan and nine other Pacific Rim countries are continuing into late May. Recent leaked documents confirm proposals which could result in higher medicine prices, more internet copyright restrictions …
Public forum on the Trans–Pacific Partnership (TPP): Read More »
Press Release – AFTINET As secret Trans-Pacific (TPP) trade talks resume in New York, an unusually diverse mix of 47 Australian community groups including public health, environment, union, church, development aid and other groups have written an open letter to Trade Minister …
Public health, union, and church groups slam TPP trade deal Read More »
Article – The Scoop Team The Prime Minister met with reporters today to discuss: The governmental, independent and other departmental inquiries into the Philip Smith incident Roger Suttons resignation as Chief Executive of CERA owing to sexual harassment The APEC East …
PM Post-Cabinet Press Conference – 17 November 2014 Read More »
Article – BusinessDesk Nov. 14 (BusinessDesk) – The current rush of optimism among supporters of the Trans-Pacific Partnership free trade agreement that the troubled talks will land a deal in the first half of next year is optimistic and “a big ask,” says Simon Power, …
TPP conclusion in 2015 still ‘challenging’, says Power Read More »
Press Release – ActionStation The TPPA could cost us our privacy rights, access to affordable medicine and the safety of our food. Without mainstream media attention, clever international campaigning and a strong public outcry, politicians will only hear the concerns of multinational …
The Dirtiest Deal You’ve Never Heard Of: #TPPANoWay Read More »
