Dear Australia, I would like to formally offer an apology on behalf of New Zealand. I have no authority to do so, you understand, and the capacity in which I submit it is purely personal.
Yet I know I am not the only Kiwi who is mortified by the sermon delivered last week by New Zealand’s trade minister, Damien O’Connor, about the relationship between Australia and China.
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