Ardern told Sky News on Sunday she hoped the mutual access continued. “But if we do find New Zealanders aren’t able to access tertiary education the same way as Australians currently do, there will be flow-on effects here,” she said. Julie Bishop doesn't need to apologise to Jacinda Ardern, Turnbull says Read moreShe also intends to stick with the 11-member Trans-Pacific Partnership negotiations as long as she can limit foreign investment in New Zealand housing. She insisted her Labour government believed in free trade and would do so in the future. “What is the point, for instance, of having up to 3% growth when you have some of the worst homelessness in the OECD.”

Source: The Guardian October 22, 2017 02:19 UTC