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Ahead of the APEC Economic Leaders’ Meeting in China, Asia Media Centre manager Graeme Acton takes a look at what we can expect to see at the November meeting.
The Asia New Zealand Foundation's Asia Media Centre has selected Radio New Zealand (RNZ) investigative reporter Anusha Bradley as this year's Jefferson Fellow, one of the most prestigious international journalism fellowships available to Asia-Pacific reporters.
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The signing of a free trade agreement in July marks a new era of closer economic ties between New Zealand and India, but there is scope to deepen the relationship further, writes Dhruva Jaishankar. Jaishankar, who is the executive director of the Observer Research Foundation America and an Asia New Zealand Foundation 2026 Senior International Fellow, spent a week in New Zealand in August, where he met with leaders across the public and private sectors.
Reflecting on the recent Asia-Pacific Roundtable in Malaysia, Associate Professor Antje Fiedler examines what New Zealand can learn from Malaysia’s approach to economic policy and the growing strategic importance of its rare earth mineral resources.
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The Leadership Network is calling for applications from its members for the 2026 Hong Kong Hui. The hui has been tailored to showcase connections between New Zealand and Hong Kong and to provide opportunities for members to learn about the city's unique cultural landscape.
This internship is an exciting opportunity for young New Zealanders to intern for three months at Singapore's lead agency tasked with developing sports culture, Sport Singapore.
The Asia New Zealand Foundation and the Taipei Economic and Cultural Office Wellington are hosting an evening of stories and insights from New Zealanders who have studied, worked and lived in Taiwan.