PM concedes NZ-China issues, horse dies after frenzied attack
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An acknowledgement from the Prime Minister today that there are issues with China. The Chinese ambassador to New Zealand Madam Wu XI said in Wellington last night both countries needed...
show moreThe Chinese ambassador to New Zealand Madam Wu XI said in Wellington last night both countries needed to build a more resilient relationship and handle differences properly to avoid the rocks.
Madam Wu Xi alluded to news headlines about strained relations while speaking at a reception hosted by the New Zealand – China Council at Te Papa.
She says as our two countries differ in history, culture and social systems, it's only natural for us to have differences.
Jacinda Ardern says the relationship's healthy, while recognising the challenges.
At last night's reception, neither the Chinese ambassador nor Ardern raised issues that have strained relations most, a preliminary decision in late November by New Zealand's foreign intelligence agency the GCSB to ban Huawei from Spark's 5G plans.
Also today, New Zealand's Miniature Horse Association is hoping the perpetrator of a vicious attack is brought to justice, after a horse died after being stabbed 41 times.
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