Geo-informatics and space technology internship, Thailand
This is a unique opportunity for third- and fourth-year undergraduate/post-graduate students in aerospace, electrical, mechanical or computer engineering students to work in the space industry.
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Summit to build business connections in Southeast Asia
This month, a group of Kiwi entrepreneurs will be visiting Thailand to learn about the region’s fast-paced innovation and make connections at a summit organised by the Asia New Zealand Foundation.
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Simon Draper's June 2022 Update
In this month's Executive Director's Update, Simon Draper looks back on his recent visit to Seoul and Bangkok where he connected with some of the Foundation's stakeholders and gauged how things have c
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IN TOUCH - 20...20 VISION
Experience Shane Carter and Arnont Nongyao's "abrasive and confronting" audio-visual work 20...20 VISION. 20...20 VISION is an IN TOUCH Arts Commission.
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Mekong development a double-edged sword
Leadership Network member Jordan King writes about the big issues facing countries through which the Mekong River flows and why developments in the region should be of interest to New Zealand.
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The Foundation welcomes five new honorary advisers from Asia
The Asia New Zealand Foundation has named five prominent and highly respected individuals as new Asia-based honorary advisers. The new advisers are Dr Pavida Pananond and Dr Thitinan Pongsudhirak from
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Leadership Network member challenged by track II experience
Leadership Network member Francis Hwang describes being part of the Foundation's track II delegation that visited Thailand and Korea for round table dialogues with the Institute of Security and Intern
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Mekong: a region in the making
Victoria University lecturer Alex Bukh writes about the nations jostling for influence in the Mekong region - the major players, their motives and what's at stake.
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Asia-focused think tank opportunities
With New Zealand's borders opening back up, young New Zealanders will be looking further afield for opportunities to study or progress in their career paths.
