PM Lee 'esteemed as a leader of the highest order for the world', says visiting New Zealan

Singapore and New Zealand are looking to elevate their Enhanced Partnership, as both nations mark 60 years of diplomatic relations next year. The aim is to deepen trade cooperation and enhance supply chain resilience and food security. This was jointly announced by Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong and his New Zealand counterpart Christopher Luxon, who is in Singapore on a three-day visit. Mr Luxon also expressed his thanks to Mr Lee for his years of service, recognising the "legacy" that Mr Lee has left for Singapore and the region. Sabrina Ng reports.