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Jacinda Ardern supports cyclists closing two lanes of Harbour Bridge in protest, but condemns breaking through police barricade to do so

You d be hard pressed to find people who don t support that. Ardern says the Government is working to provide a solution but there s been several setbacks. A long-planned cycling and walking path across the Bridge, Skypath, suffered another setback in March when technical issues surfaced. Transport Minister Michael Wood said at the time it hadn t been cancelled, just delayed. Ardern says the same thing. Engineers have come forward and said perhaps attaching [Skypath] is more problematic so we have to find another way, but I m not against people finding other modes of transport. But cyclists don t want to wait any longer.

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Perception or reality? Jacinda Ardern now knows on Beijing it doesn t matter

Whether Jacinda Ardern had a different view on China to Australia’s or not, she is clearly back in the Five Eyes tent now.

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Secretary of State Blinken: The US has real concerns regarding Chinese economic conduct, such as intellectual property theft

Secretary of State Blinken: The US has real concerns regarding Chinese economic conduct, such as intellectual property theft
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Jacinda Ardern says differences with China are becoming harder to reconcile

Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern says the differences with China are becoming harder to reconcile. Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern called on China to act in a way that is consistent with its responsibilities as a growing power. In a speech to the China Business Summit in Auckland on Monday Ardern emphasised the tensions in the relationship between China and New Zealand, saying the differences between the two countries were “becoming harder to reconcile” and there were “no guarantees” inside the relationship. China is New Zealand’s largest trading partner, accounting for 29 per cent of our exports last year. The relationship has become more fraught in the past few years as New Zealand has sought to balance its trade relationship with the need to take a harder line on China’s anti-democratic crackdowns in Hong Kong and human rights abuses in Xinjiang.

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National leader Judith Collins ramps up transtasman bubble call, says PM will have the death of Queenstown on her hands

National leader Judith Collins ramps up transtasman bubble call, says PM will have the death of Queenstown on her hands 15 Mar, 2021 08:43 PM 5 minutes to read Judith Collins is calling for a travel bubble with Australia, saying Queenstown will die otherwise. Video / Mark Mitchell Judith Collins is calling for a travel bubble with Australia, saying Queenstown will die otherwise. Video / Mark Mitchell National Party leader Judith Collins has ramped up the calls for a transtasman bubble, saying if the Prime Minister continued to drag her heels she would end up with the death of Queenstown on her . Collins said the talks had now stretched over nine months and there was no sign of a two-way bubble, while the tourism industry was dying and families could not see each other.

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