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    New Zealand's Trade Minister isn't speaking out against Donald Trump's tariffs just yet, but admits they'll impact Kiwi businesses

    New Zealand's Trade Minister isn't speaking out against Donald Trump's tariffs just yet, but admits they'll impact Kiwi businesses


    The US President has imposed tariffs between 10 to 25 percent on Canada and Mexico.

    Canada is slapping levies on US goods in response, and Mexico's threatening to do the same.

    Todd McClay says his focus is on our relationship with the US, and talking to the Trump regime on how balanced our trade is.

    © 2025 Newstalk ZB, NZCity

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    The Waratahs have ended seven years of pain by snapping a 12-match losing streak to the Brumbies with a 28-23 Super Rugby Pacific win in Sydney More...

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    The Warehouse Group's disputing claims their improved financial momentum, is off the back of understaffing More...


     Today's News

    		 International:
    How Princess Anne and a London boxer foiled a 1974 kidnap plot 8:07

     Rugby:
    The Waratahs have ended seven years of pain by snapping a 12-match losing streak to the Brumbies with a 28-23 Super Rugby Pacific win in Sydney 8:07

     Politics:
    Keir Starmer has played a key role in the Ukraine crisis and it's helped his standing with British voters 7:57

     Basketball:
    In the New Zealand basketball league, the Canterbury Rams have thrashed the Southland Sharks 120-84 at Cowles Stadium 7:57

     Living & Travel:
    The Black Foils are venturing into unfamiliar territory in this morning's Sail GP regatta in San Francisco 7:47

     Law and Order:
    A man who once escaped prison is wanted again and on the run with warrants for aggravated robbery and dishonesty offending 7:37

     Rugby:
    The Blues' Super Rugby Pacific title defence is teetering on the brink of collapse after suffering a 42-19 hiding at the hands of the Crusaders at Eden Park 7:27

     Rugby League:
    Newcastle Knights backrower Dylan Lucas is facing a lengthy stint on the sidelines following a hamstring injury in their 26-6 NRL loss to the Titans on the Gold Coast 7:17

     Soccer:
    Wellington Phoenix women's coach Paul Temple is refusing to give up hope his side can make the A-League playoffs after their 2-nil loss to the Central Coast Mariners 5:47

     Accident and Emergency:
    The Tongariro Crossing is closed with a rahui is in place following the death of a man yesterday 4:47

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