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4 2024
Mission statement and purpose
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relate to Aotearoa New Zealand.
-person
Board elected by its members cio
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-term
and 1.5 conference.
100
annually around New Zealand.
New Zealand Internaonal Review
Zealand. 9 years.
5 2024
Office holders
Patron
Patron
Board
July
July
Board members
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Officers
Administrator
New Zealand
International Review
Trust
6 2024
Honorary Vice Presidents
Alley
(passed away
17 Jan 25)
erto Rabel
Life Members
Brian Foley
7 2024
Foreword by the Chair
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From 87 in 2023
8 2024
- New
Zealand Internaonal Review.
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– and wider –
ons.
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-President and
istance
9 2024
New Zealand Internaonal Review.
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Dr James Kember
Chair
10 2024
Report by the Executive Director
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meet
need to understand
relates to New Zealand.
-year
focus
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saw member
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feature was
do to respond.
public panel
aims -
issues
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11 2024
our successful bid
of to a public diplomacy and
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compliance
to community.
en
sectors.
Personally it was to
discuss security topics
Adenauer
d
New Zealand
Internaonal Review
My also to funders New
Zealand Victoria
Many
.
2025 promises to be animportant and busy year
of
support.
Dr Hamish McDougall
Execuve Director
12 2024
2024 National Office programme of events
1 Mar Public Address – US and internaonal responses to the
challenges posed by North Korea –
101 in person and 56 online
nts
11 Mar Public Address – What next for sexual and
reproducve health rights? –
20 Mar Public Address – The EU and the Indo-Pacific –
Tibble-
1 May NZIIA Naonal AGM - 8
1 May – Address by Rt Hon Winston Peters, Minister
of Foreign Affairs, 170 at Parliament
5 Jun – Staying Alive: New Zealand, Britain and
European Integraon Since 1960 –
- 95
25-27 – NZIIA Pacific Symposium: Navigang
Jun geostrategic compeon –
26 Jun – panel discussion – Internaonal Polics in
the Pacific: Navigang geostrategic compeon – Moderated by
Associate Professor
and Maureen
90
Public Address – The Ulmate AUKUS Queson: Can
America solve our China problem? –
85
13 2024
Public Address – Aer Unipolarity: Where is the Asian
regional order heading, and what should we be doing about it? –
40
– Perspecves of Two Island Naons –
Singapore – New Zealand – -
2016 and
Peters
14 Oct A– Doubling New Zealand’s
Exports: Focus is key –
F
29 Oct Public Address – Small State Diplomacy: Climate
change, democracy and security –
iscussion – New Zealand’s relaons with
Germany and the EU – –
–
– .
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Report – Internaonal Polics in the Pacific:
Navigang strategic compeon –
90
Public Address – An address by the Czech President Petr
Pavel.
14 2024
– Australia and New Zealand:
Natural Allies?
Public Address – Industrial policy redux will it work?
15 2024
Branch report – AUCKLAND
Events Coordinator
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members.
16 2024
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ss and trade industries.
summaries.
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Rouben Azizian
Chair
17 2024
Events 2024
5-Jan China and Regional Security –
8-Feb Insanity of Modern Warfare –
20-Feb Two-Year Anniversary of Russia’s Invasion of Ukraine –
21-Mar New Zealand and Australia – A partnership for a changing world
–
Zealand
9-May Rwandan Genocide: Lessons Learned-
14-May Why Standing With Your Friends is More Needed than Ever in an
Unstable World –
14-Jun The Philippines Contribuon to Geopolics –
26-Jun Internaonal Polics in the Pacific: Navigang geostrategic
compeon –
1- Craing New Zealand Defence Policy: Challenges &
Misconcepons -
5- The Ulmate AUKUS queson: can America solve our China
problem? –
19- Our Main in the Pacific –
18 2024
5- Are We All Realisc Now? Geopolics and the US-China
Compeon –
1-Oct Trump or Harris? Where the 2024 US Elecon is Heading and
What it Means for the World –
14-Oct Doubling New Zealand Exports By Value In 10 Years: ‘Focus Is
Key’ –
29-Oct Small state Diplomacy: Climate Change, Democracy and Security-
17- Industrial Policy Redux: Will it Work? – Professor Vinod
19 2024
Branch report – CHRISTCHURCH
professionals.
mission.
collaboration wi
Our end-of-
20 2024
Toby
.
Sandeep Sharma
Chair
21 2024
Events 2024
25 Mar Working as Intended: Race, Class, Gender, and the Law –
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5 Jun UC’s 150-year anniversary, international alumni network and what
this reveal about the university’s role as a part of Aotearoa New
Zealand’s soft power diplomacy. – -
23 Jul Modi 3.0 and India's Global Outreach –
Foundation
3 Oct Growing New Zealand's Competence in Asia –
New Zealand Foundation
27 Fire Side Chat –
to New Zealand
22 2024
Branch report – HAWKE’S BAY
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s
Ian Hill
Chair
23 2024
Events 2024
8 Feb China and the World in 2024 – -
16 Feb The World seen from Paris –
Ambassador
22 Mar Poland’s relaons with New Zealand and Warsaw’s perspecve on
the Indo-Pacific region –
11 Apr The Golden Weather is Over. What now for New Zealand Trade
Policy? – 67
3 May Melanesia: Opportunies and Challenges and Implicaons for New
Zealand – 68
26 Jun An address by Indian High Commissioner H.E. Ms Neeta Bhushan
25 July New Zealand’s Asia Outlook –
An address by Dr Manjeet Pardesi –
- 60
An address by the Ambassador of Türkiye to New Zealand –
Ömür Ünsay
An address by Professor Emeritus Paul Spoonley – Massey
s
Navigating a Global Business through Challenging Geopolitical
Times – 65
attendees
24 2024
Branch report – NELSON
N
-
Oke Blaikie
Rered Chair
25 2024
Events 2024
21 Jan Is arficial intelligence likely to bring about the end of the world as
we know it - and if so when? –
26 Feb Leader or laggard: New Zealand’s foreign policy in an era of global
ecological crisis – Rod Oram
21 Mar Lubricang Aotearoa’s Foreign Affairs –
18 Apr Why New Zealand should be worried about China and North Korea
– ditor
15 May Growing, Eang and Farming Food as if Our Children Maered –
20 Jun hina –
30 Jul New Zealand’s Export Future –
N
10 Australia and New Zealand – A Partnership –
AM
23 Oct Where Does New Zealand Stand with their security arrangements
and their partners? – Prominent NZ Army
27 Branch Christmas Party – -–
26 2024
Branch report – PALMERSTON NORTH
27 2024
beyond.
Nelson Harper
Chair
28 2024
Events 2024
27 Mar BA5 Launch with Manawatū Young Chamber – i
business leaders
14 May ASEAN Connect: Global Markets for Internaonal Business –
3 Jul Manawatū Business Chamber Joint Event –
17 Jul Pacific Security: Why It Maers to Aotearoa –
European Union Ambassador Visit –
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ASEAN: Open Doors for Agritech –
15 Oct Cuban Rum and Dinner Event –
House of MUSA Sustainable Filipino Fashion Show – supported
Small Advanced Economies: Insights from Switzerland –
and
29 2024
Branch report – WAIRARAPA
it was
people.
-
-run and well-
30 2024
e
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of town.
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Richard Jackson
Chair
31 2024
Events 2024
22 Feb To Uganda and Back –
21 Mar Crucial April Elecons in the Solomon Islands – Professor Jon
18 Apr Israel and the West Bank – a personal view –
16 May Talking Türkiye –
20 Jun Global Britain! –
18 Jul The Solomons, The South Pacific and New Zealand –
The Monk and the Gun – Film Fundraiser
Our relaonship with Canada –
17 Oct The Trans-Tasman relaonship –
AM
The UN – does it have a future? –
32 2024
Branch report – WELLINGTON
-
included Ambassado
ance.
33 2024
Zealand.
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Careers
Without Borders
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successful year.
non-
transferred to 2025.
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year.
34 2024
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N
Angus Middleton
Chair
35 2024
Events 2024
9 Feb Taiwan Teen Envoys Roundtable –
students and
12 Feb Roundtable with India Foundation –-
7 Mar Poland and the War in Ukraine –
15 Mar Relationship between Poland and the European Union –
3 Apr Roundtable with Danube Institute –
23 Apr Paris 2024: Olympics à la Française + Branch AGM-
6 May Rwanda: Africa Policeman or Regional Troublemaker –
nited Nations
16 May Bringing SEA-CAPE ASEAN Fellows to New Zealand –
20 May The Bill Sutch Case- 50 years on –
21 May AUKUS Panel: New Zealand’s stance on AUKUS –
21 May Roundtable with the Ambassador of Ecuador –
36 2024
28 May Environmental and Land Justice in Palestine to help avoid global
war –
Palestine
11 Jun Reframing Indo-Pacific Dynamics: Taiwan’s Foreign Policy
Perspectives –
16 Jul Student Mixer – -
. -
23 Jul Canada's Challenges with Foreign Interference: The Current
Landscape, and Lessons for NZ –
14 European Union Student Roundtable –
15 Inaugural Foreign Film Evening- “A Taste of Things” –
28 Crafting New Zealand Defence Policy: Some Reflections on the
Challenges & Misconceptions –
Member
New Zealand – Caribbean Roundtable Discussion –
11 US Election Debate Bingo Evening –
11 Democracy, Peace and Stability-shared Values of a New Zealand
and Taiwan Partnership –
37 2024
16 Inequalities in Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights – An
Interactive Dialogue –
-Pacific
18 Careers without Borders 2024 –
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and
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25 Energy, Geopolitics, and the return of industrial policy: a Kiwi view
from inside the International Energy Agency –
27 Second annual Diplomatic Tree Planting at Owhiro Bay, supported
by the European Union Delegation to NZ –
2 Oct Finnish perspectives on European security and the Indo-Pacific –
2 Oct The Nexus Between Climate Change and Security –
Military
38 2024
3 Oct The State of 2024 US Election –
4 Oct Peace Symposium “Challenges to Peace in Turbulent Times" – Rt
of New Zealand in
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31 Oct Expert Roundtable with Mr. András Stefanovszky- Mr András
15 A Conversation with the US Ambassador –
3 Roundtable with the Ambassador of Türkiye - Where East Meets
West –
4 Roundtable with Ambassador of Peru APEC Peru 2024: Empower.
Include. Grow –
16 Christmas Networking Event and NZIIA Wellington Summer
Lecture “Managing New Economic Statecraft: Can International
Institutions Play a Role?” –
39 2024
New Zealand International Review – Report
Review — and
my last as editor.
editor .
Review
Review.
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223 in
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Producon
-colour
Adversing
40 2024
Distribuon
Finance
Dr Ian McGibbon
Managing Editor, New Zealand Internaonal Review
41 2024
New Zealand International Review – Statements
NZIR STATEMENT OF CIRCULATION 2024
CATEGORY
Dec 2022
Dec 2023
Dec 2024
Non-Branch*
107 0
Overseas*
29 12
18
17 70
33
Nelson
21 3
6
-
-
17
331 (587)
339 (720)
321 (902)
*Complimentary, Student and Exchange
NZIR STATEMENT OF FINANCE 2024
2024
2024
Statement
2025
REVENUE
–
00
–
–
–
-
–
394
108
150
–
-
-
-
Total NZIR Income
25,794
21,898
27,250
EXPENDITURE
–
25
–
–
Total NZIR Expenditure
50,000
37,291
44,000
PROFIT (LOSS)
-24,206
-15,394
-16,750
42 2024
Statement of Service Performance
Description and Quantification of Outputs
Outputs
2024
2023
18 14
-
90 80
e 90 73
55 51
− 542 486
− 70 73
− 704 521
− 12 13
ld
in 2024 290
170 140
6 6
− copy subscribers 321 343
− 902 679
X
43 2024
Review from an Independent Chartered Accountant
REVIEW REPORT FROM AN INDEPENDENT CHARTERED ACCOUNTANT TO THE
MEMBERS OF THE NEW ZEALAND INSTITUTE OF INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS
to fraud or error.
e
Conclusion
policies.
10 February5
email 384 6606
44 2024
Financial position
NEW ZEALAND INSTITUTE OF INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS
STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL POSITION
as at 31 December 2024
2024
2023
ASSETS
and on deposit
$
621,456
621,022
LIABILITIES AND MEMBERS’ FUND
Accounts Payable
MFAT
$
621,456
621,022
45 2024
Financial activities
NEW ZEALAND INSTITUTE OF INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS
STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL PERFORMANCE AND MEMBERS’ FUND
for the year ending 31 December 2024
2024
2023
REVENUE
-
-
-
39
252
$
337,829
472,027
EXPENDITURE
2
-
777
3
4
$
356,590
274,347
SURPLUS (DEFICIT) FOR THE YEAR $
(18,761)
197,680
89
-
year
MEMBERS’ FUND AT END OF YEAR $
427,980
446,652
46 2024
NOTES TO THE ABBREVIATED FINANCIAL STATEMENTS 31 December 2024
Note 1 Inclusion of branch circumstances
c
Note 2
2024
2023
-
$
118,652
69,070
Note 3
2024
2023
317
Revenues received
999
-
$
15,394
6,607
47 2024
Note 4 – Branch Revenue and Expenses 2024
NZIIA Branch
Revenue
Expenses
Cash balance as at
31 December 2024
925
1187
-
-
134
Nelson
3
5671
48 2024
Budget 2025
Revenue
Budget
2025
4
152
1000
00
–
–
–
–
–
-
–
150
–
– New Zealand
–
100
–
–
Total Revenue
567,350
550
250
–
–
500
49 2024
–
25
–
– Mailouts
–
9
151
500
650
559,650
Budget Summary
567
559
7,700
50 2024
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