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George Bignell From: Asia Media Centre <[email protected]> Sent: Wednesday, 21 April 2021 3:00 PM To: s9(2)(a) Subject: A personal view on the SS Ventnor, NZ's sister city links, and Asia travel bubbles Email not displaying correctly? View in browser. <http://asianewzealandfoundationmedia.cmail20.com/t/i-e- mkliykd-jlydhjdidi-r/> <https://asianewzealandfoundationmedia.cmail20.com/t/i-l-mkliykd-jlydhjdidi-j/> <https://asianewzealandfoundationmedia.cmail20.com/t/i-l-mkliykd-jlydhjdidi-t/> 21 April 2021 <https://asianewzealandfoundationmedia.cmail20.com/t/i-l-mkliykd-jlydhjdidi-i/> <http://i2.cmail20.com/ti/i/E2/985/13A/123126/images/shim-1px.png> Kia ora, Firstly for you this week, we have a personal look at the story of the SS Ventnor and the connections between local iwi in the Hokianga and Chinese community that grew out of the 1902 shipwreck. Close to 160 sister city links exist between New Zealand and the rest of the world - and more than half of those links are with Asia. So what exactly is a sister city and how do these relationships work? The AMC takes a look. And tourism analyst Gary Bowerman joins us for a look at how countries across Asia are battling with the risks and logistics around developing their own post-Covid travel bubbles. We've got the normal roundup of news and interesting stories from across the region too, so sit back and enjoy! Ngā mihi, The Asia Media Centre team <http://i2.cmail20.com/ti/i/E2/985/13A/123126/images/shim-1px.png> New Reads <http://i1.cmail20.com/ei/i/0D/25E/EDD/csimport/DSC05098.113701.JPG> Manaakitanga and Aroha: The story of SS Ventnor <https://asianewzealandfoundationmedia.cmail20.com/t/i-l-mkliykd-jlydhjdidi-d/> James To has this personal account of his experience as part of a 150-strong New Zealand Chinese Association (NZCA) group paying respect to their tūpuna in the Hokianga – acknowledging and thanking local iwi in the region for taking care of the bones of 499 dead Chinese goldminers, lost at sea in the sinking of the SS Ventnor in 1902. ________________________________ Forging sister city connections in a Covid world <https://asianewzealandfoundationmedia.cmail20.com/t/i-l- mkliykd-jlydhjdidi-h/> What exactly is a sister city and what does it mean to have them? Sister cities have a strong history in New Zealand that is celebrated to this day – just last week, the organisation Sister Cities New Zealand hosted its 40th annual conference. The AMC went along to learn more about New Zealand's growing links with overseas. ________________________________ 1 George Bignell From: Peter Hoflich <[email protected]> Sent: Tuesday, 7 July 2020 2:25 PM To: s9(2)(a) Subject: [Possible spam] Reopening of Australia's Economy has Varying Impact Across Corporate Sectors <http://cdn.roxhillmedia.com/production/email/attachment/810001_820000/Fitch%20Ratings%20logo.png> Reopening of Australia's Economy has Varying Impact Across Corporate Sectors Mon 06 Jul, 2020 - 20:05 ET Related Fitch Ratings Content: What Investors Want to Know: Reopening Plans in Australia <http://74n5c4m7.r.eu-west- 1.awstrack.me/L0/http:%2F%2Fcdn.roxhillmedia.com%2Fproduction%2Femail%2Fattachment%2F810001 _820000%2FFitch%2520Ratings%2520logo.png/1/0102017327173271-bdafe10a-c8bb-40e8-b534- 568d816c4a2a-000000/qkDul9akTUCvOT6E0kcrRgWh-D8=169> Fitch Ratings-Sydney-06 July 2020: The reopening of Australia's economy, as social distancing measures are eased, does not have a uniform impact across corporate and infrastructure ratings, says Fitch Ratings. While the economy appears to be on a path to recovery, activity in some sectors is likely to remain subdued, and the impact on ratings is likely to be driven by the government's stimulus package. Given the circumstances, Fitch believes there is an increasing likelihood of the federal government providing further, more targeted stimulus to affected sectors beyond end-September, when measures in place are due to end. Without these stimulus measures, the economy and credit profiles of our rated issuers would be severely impacted. The Australian economy is now re-opening under a national framework set out by the National Cabinet, with removal of restrictions is occurring on a state-by-state basis. The re-openings have already benefited businesses throughout the nation, and we expect the removal of further restrictions to continue to support businesses and the economy. Fitch recently revised Australia's 2020 GDP forecast to a contraction of 2.7% from a fall of 5.0% previously, reflecting better-than-expected economic data and relative successes in virus containment. However, we do not expect a smooth recovery as some restrictions will remain, and local governments may re-impose more severe restrictions to address localised outbreaks, as we have seen following an outbreak in Melbourne in recent days. Fitch believes that activity in some sectors is likely to remain subdued and that the government will provide further stimulus to these affected sectors. In particular, we believe that sectors with exposure to infrastructure - such as homebuilders and construction and engineering companies, like Fitch-rated issuers Lendlease Corporation Limited (BBB-/Stable) and Mirvac Limited (A-/Stable) - will receive the most benefit from further fiscal stimulus. To date, the federal government has announced grants of AUD25,000 to entice new-home builds or substantial renovations. It also brought forward a further AUD1.5 billion in planned infrastructure spending, adding to the AUD7.8 billion announced in November 2019. Industry superannuation funds also announced they will invest around AUD20 billion in infrastructure and property over the next three years to aid the recovery. The tourism sector was one of the hardest hit following the lockdowns due to the restrictions on movement and closure of both state and national borders. Virgin Australia Holdings Limited (D) and Qantas Airways Limited (not rated) received limited support from the Australian government in the form of rebates and subsidies. Direct financial assistance was only given to regional airlines, including Regional Express 1 George Bignell From: The New Zealand Initiative <[email protected]> Sent: Friday, 9 April 2021 1:06 PM To: Afternoons Subject: [Possible spam] Insights 11 /2021 | Stronger borders | Planning is the externality | Own it all! 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