Prime Minister Christopher Luxon is advocating for enhanced international free trade in response to tariffs imposed by the Trump Administration, emphasizing the potential disruptive second-round effects on global growth for New Zealand. In contrast, Deputy Prime Minister Winston Peters has criticized Luxon’s efforts as “premature” while voicing his concerns during a recent tour of the Pacific, signaling discontent within the coalition. This tension highlights the differing approaches to navigating the challenges posed by the evolving trade landscape.
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Danny Doolans musician allegedly assaults football player at live performance in Auckland pub
Irish pub Danny Doolans has condemned a musician's actions after he struck a female football player in the head with a drumstick during a celebration on July 13. The incident, captured on video, involved the player, who chose to remain anonymous, describing the attack as a full-force whack to her forehead while she was out with teammates. Want More Context? 🔎
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