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A slide in global corruption rankings is bad for ‘Brand NZ’ – what can the government do?

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In 2010, then US secretary of state Hillary Clinton famously described New Zealand as a country that “punches way above its weight”. She was referring to our role in international relations, global security and natural disaster responses. But she was also talking about the country’s international reputation for being clean,...

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