A survey by the Asian New Zealand Foundation reveals shifting public perceptions of Asia, with New Zealanders increasingly viewing Japan as a reliable partner and seeing the US as a greater security threat due to recent actions, while interest in Asian entertainment and trade is
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New report into how we feel about Asia. It's come from the Asia Foundation. It shows we now, for the first time in a decade, are more likely to see China as a friend than the United States, and we trust Japan more than the United Kingdom. Susanna Jessup is the chief executive of the Asian New Zealand Foundation is with us. Morning, Susanna. Good morning. That Japan versus the UK result is fascinating.
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