New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern says she won't want anything in return to resettle 150 refugees from Australia's offshore detention regime should the Morrison government choose to take up her country's long-standing offer.
The resettlement option, first negotiated by then-prime minister Julia Gillard and Kiwi counterpart John Key in 2013, has roared back into focus in recent weeks after the Australian Senate passed the repeal of the controversial medevac bill.
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Prime Minister of New Zealand Jacinda Ardern says her country would be open to resettling Australia’s refugees.
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