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Prime Minister Chris Hipkins' calendar marked with overseas trips - Vimarsana News

Prime Minister Chris Hipkins' calendar marked with overseas trips

The prime minister has announced a series of upcoming overseas trips, which he said would advance New Zealand's trade and economic interests.

Source: rnz.co.nz
PM's International Travel To Advance NZs Economic Interests - Vimarsana News

PM's International Travel To Advance NZs Economic Interests

Prime Minister Chris Hipkins will undertake a small number of international engagements this year, focused on advancing New Zealand’s trade and economic interests.

The year in photos: From violent protests to joyous Matariki - Vimarsana News

The year in photos: From violent protests to joyous Matariki

One of the worst riots in New Zealand's history, the warmest wettest winter on record and the death of the Queen were among the year's most significant events.

Source: rnz.co.nz
'The least they could do': Veterans push Canada to award its first Victoria Cross - Vimarsana News

'The least they could do': Veterans push Canada to award its first Victoria Cross

A passionate debate over how to define military valour — and what a Canadian soldier must do to win the country’s highest battlefield honour — has been raging quietly this year among veterans and the halls of Parliament. At its centre is a growing sense of dismay among some former Canadian soldiers over the military’s refusal to recognize some acts of heroism in Afghanistan with the modern version of the Victoria Cross.

Source: cbc.ca
In photos: State memorial service for the Queen - Vimarsana News

In photos: State memorial service for the Queen

Hundreds of people including the prime minister, cabinet ministers and former prime ministers gathered at St Paul's Cathedral in Wellington this afternoon for a state memorial service for the Queen.

Source: rnz.co.nz