Prime Minister stories
The author, holding the esteemed position of Prime Minister, navigates a rich tapestry of stories that spans across various sectors including technology, education, international trade, and economic policy. With a finger firmly on the pulse of national and international developments, their interests undeniably extend to fostering innovation, as evidenced by stories such as the pioneering holographic appearance of Jacinda Ardern at Techweek, and the significant investment in Callaghan Innovation grants. This enthusiasm for technological advancement is matched by an acute awareness of global fiscal responsibilities and the challenges of tax avoidance.
Furthermore, the Prime Minister demonstrates a deep commitment to education and the empowerment of the next generation through technology, illustrated by the story of a Hutt Valley teacher winning a Prime Minister’s Prize for her contributions to science education. Trade relationships and economic strategies also figure prominently in their portfolio, with ambitions to double trade with Vietnam and taking firm stances on national issues such as internet and phone price hikes. Through these diverse stories, the Prime Minister emerges as a figure intricately involved in shaping not just the future of their nation, but also engaging with global challenges and opportunities.
PPDS expands Philips display manufacturing operations to India
Labour landslide win prompts urgent digital transformation push
UK Government launches AI Opportunity Forum to boost private sector
Bletchley Park AI summit highlights global threat & essential safety strategy
Thales appoints Jeff Connolly as CEO
Jacinda Ardern set to make ‘world-first’ event appearance as a hologram
Hutt Valley teacher paves the way for tech, wins a Prime Minister’s Prize
New APAC headquarters for Google in Singapore
NZ Budget to pump $20M a year into Callaghan Innovation grants
NZ, Vietnam aim to double two-way trade to $2.2B by 2020
National 'won't walk away' from SkyCity convention centre deal, says Little
NZ PM Key to outline social housing programme in first major speech of 2015
Labour calls out John Key over phone and internet price hikes
NZ govt deficit bigger than expected as Solid Energy indemnity weighs
NZ dollar charts new 7-year high vs. yen as Japan confirmed in recession
UPDATE: Global push to act on tax avoidance has broad support, English says
Internet Party removes ‘f*** you John Key’ ad
Crown fibre to shortlist in a month
Fibre in the ground this year