Game-changing Malaysian election could reboot NZ relationship
The end of six decades of one-party rule by the Malay nationalist party could herald a new way of doing business in one of Asia's major economies.
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The surprise change of government in Malaysia could herald sweeping changes to the way that country does business.
It may also open doors to New Zealand reviving its political and economic ties with a country that has long been a valuable trade partner.
Malaysia is in the top 10 of trade
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Game-changing Malaysian election could reboot NZ relationship
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