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US Announcement Is Welcome News, Says TLN
Friday, 13 December 2002, 12:07 am | Trade Liberalisation Network
Trade Liberalisation Network Chairman, Brian Lynch, welcomed today's announcement by US Trade Representative, Robert Zoellick, that the Bush Administration planned to approach Congress for its opinion on the merits of a free trade agreement with ... More >>
Trade Network Challenges Greens to Provide Proof
Monday, 18 November 2002, 1:58 pm | Trade Liberalisation Network
If New Zealanders have really done so badly as a result of "the whole silly, single-minded trade crusade" as Greens Co-Leader Rod Donald alleges how does he account for statistics which say the exact opposite, Trade Liberalisation Network, ... More >>
Trade Network Challenges Greens
Monday, 18 November 2002, 9:33 am | Trade Liberalisation Network
If New Zealanders have really done so badly as a result of "the whole silly, single-minded trade crusade" as Greens Co-Leader Rod Donald alleges how does he account for statistics which say the exact opposite, Trade Liberalisation Network, Chair, Brian Lynch asks. More >>
Sydney WTO Protests - Lots Of Noise Little Cred
Friday, 15 November 2002, 10:52 am | Trade Liberalisation Network
If the force of the protesters arguments was as powerful as the level of noise they make then perhaps we could take them more seriously said Executive Director of the Trade Liberalisation Network, Suse Reynolds, today. More >>
US Announcement Is Welcome News - Trade Network
Thursday, 14 November 2002, 3:12 pm | Trade Liberalisation Network
Trade Liberalisation Network Chairman, Brian Lynch, welcomed today's announcement by US Trade Representative, Robert Zoellick, that the Bush Administration planned to approach Congress for its opinion on the merits of a free trade agreement with ... More >>
Trade Lib Network Executive Director Appointed
Wednesday, 6 November 2002, 10:53 am | Trade Liberalisation Network
The Chairman of the Trade Liberalisation Network, Brian Lynch, has announced the appointment of Ms Suse Reynolds as Executive Director. Ms Reynolds succeeds Stephen Jacobi who has become chief executive of the Forest Industries Council. More >>
Abolishing Tariffs Is A Good Idea
Tuesday, 5 November 2002, 10:24 am | Trade Liberalisation Network
The Trade Liberalisation Network's (TLN) Executive Director Suse Reynolds has urged that it be ignored and strongly supports this latest negotiating initiative. More >>
Arriba Arriba! says TLN to Chile trade negotiation
Friday, 4 October 2002, 1:20 pm | Trade Liberalisation Network
" We warmly welcome indications that a New Zealand - Chile trade negotiation is finally in the offing" said Trade Liberalisation Network Acting Director Philip Lewin today. Mr Lewin was commenting in the lead-up to this month's APEC Leaders ... More >>
"Well Done, Mike Moore!" Says NZTLN
Thursday, 29 August 2002, 2:12 pm | Trade Liberalisation Network
"We congratulate and salute our Kiwi compatriot Mike Moore as he finishes his current WTO role" said Trade Liberalisation Network Acting Director Philip Lewin this afternoon. More >>
Onwards And Upwards With Trade For New Zealand!
Tuesday, 27 August 2002, 4:21 pm | Trade Liberalisation Network
"We welcome the Government's clear recommitment today to prizing open overseas markets for New Zealand" says Trade Liberalisation Network Acting Director Philip Lewin. More >>
Trade Network Effort Boosted
Friday, 23 August 2002, 2:13 pm | Trade Liberalisation Network
The New Zealand Committee of the Pacific Economic Co-operation Council is the latest trade organisation to become an affiliate member of the Trade Liberalisation Network (TLN). More >>
Trade Network Promotes ‘Smart, Active’ Trade
Friday, 16 August 2002, 3:42 pm | Trade Liberalisation Network
New Zealand needs a ‘smart active’ trade policy says outgoing Executive Director of the Trade Liberalisation Network Stephen Jacobi. More >>
Congress Gives Bush Authority For Free Trade Deals
Friday, 2 August 2002, 2:19 pm | Trade Liberalisation Network
With the passage of Trade Promotion Authority through the US Senate, President Bush has an unprecedented opportunity to demonstrate his commitment to freer trade internationally. More >>
TLN Head Appointed CEO, Forest Industries Council
Tuesday, 30 July 2002, 3:53 pm | Trade Liberalisation Network
Trade Liberalisation Network Executive Director Stephen Jacobi has been appointed Chief Executive of the New Zealand Forest Industries Council. Pending the appointment of a successor, Philip Lewin, TLN Board member and Wellington Regional Chamber of ... More >>
Poll Shows Strong Support For Free Trade Deals
Friday, 12 July 2002, 2:02 pm | Trade Liberalisation Network
94 percent of respondents to an online poll believe that New Zealand should pursue a free trade deal with the United States. More >>
Trade Rules Ok – For Taranaki And Wanganui !
Thursday, 11 July 2002, 3:55 pm | Trade Liberalisation Network
New Zealand’s regions stand to benefit as much as cities from expanded trade and better trade rules, say the Chambers of Commerce and the Trade Liberalisation Network. More >>
Trade Rules – Ok Or Not?
Friday, 5 July 2002, 1:45 pm | Trade Liberalisation Network
The Trade Liberalisation Network invites the public to participate in an online survey of views on trade. More >>
Trade Rules Ok !
Thursday, 4 July 2002, 10:18 am | Trade Liberalisation Network
Media Release – 3 July 2002 www.tln.org.nz Embargoed until 5.30 pm 3 July More >>
Trade Network To Release New Publication
Monday, 1 July 2002, 2:14 pm | Trade Liberalisation Network
New Zealand’s largest fishing company, Sealord Group, will support the Trade Liberalisation Network at a function in Nelson on Wednesday 3 July to launch a new TLN publication explaining why trade is important for New Zealand and New Zealanders. More >>
Greens Now Pro Trade ?
Friday, 28 June 2002, 2:35 pm | Trade Liberalisation Network
The Green Party appears to be signalling that it is prepared to compromise on its longstanding opposition to trade liberalisation. More >>
