Nominations are open for one of the country’s most prestigious honours, the World Class New Zealand Awards that are presented by Kea and New Zealand Trade and Enterprise.
New Zealand's best and brightest expatriates are costing the country $14,000 apiece through foregone tax and costs of government services such as education, according to World Bank research.
The Vice-Chancellor, Professor Stuart McCutcheon, is pleased to invite you hear Helen Clark talk about her new role as the Administrator of the United Nations Development Programme at our New York Alumni and Friends Reception.
Kea UK, Steinlager Pure, the New Zealand High Commission and the Royal Commonwealth Society are honoured to be hosting our Kea Connect event with New Zealand Prime Minister John Key.
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The World Class NZ Programme was established in December 2001 to contribute to the government's strategy of increasing New Zealand's international competitiveness by improving global connectedness. Find out more.