
Today we graduated over 220 nurses and 60 other health graduates at MIT. HealthNZ: look after them NZNO: advocate well for them NZ public: respect them #nzpol
Robert Reid
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Socialist, unionist, proletarian director, comic. Once a panelist. We/our.

Today we graduated over 220 nurses and 60 other health graduates at MIT. HealthNZ: look after them NZNO: advocate well for them NZ public: respect them #nzpol


Mid day meal in a government school in China What is stopping india from becoming like this?

Smotrich: 'My son wants me to leave some Lebanon for him to destroy later. I told him don't worry, there will be enough for everyone.' Generational evil






Cuba President: "Since the October Revolution raised the wealth-creators to power, every socialist system has faced brutal aggressions and blockades -- yet no one can deny what they gave humanity. Cuba is not a failed state. Cuba is a besieged state."


I had the honor and pleasure yesterday evening of hosting 6 former New Zealand ambassadors to China. Crystalised among them is decades of the diplomatic relationship between our two countries. Their leadership played a crucial role in the steady growth of the mutually respectful and beneficial partnership, which is all the more meaningful for both sides in an increasingly turbulent world. Thank you, Excellencies.


1 trln yuan! China’s #yuan settlements hit record – the country’s cross-border payment system, CIPS, handled over 1.22 trillion yuan in a single day recently, with nearly 42,000 transactions. Both are all-time highs. By the end of March 2026, CIPS had connected over 5,000 financial institutions across 190 countries and regions. Average daily transaction volume in March exceeded 920 billion yuan. Ming Ming, chief economist at CITIC Securities, says that with rising geopolitical risks, the renminbi has stayed relatively stable. And that stability makes it a go-to currency for settlements, which in turn drives more demand for CIPS.

"David Seymour is defending the $10 million budget for charter schools when seven have been operating since February this year with only 215 students enrolled in them." stuff.co.nz/politics/36065…