Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison and New Zealand (NZ) Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern will meet next week for their first face-to-face bilateral talks since the beginning of the pandemic. Ardern said she looked forward to having a “very practical discussion” with Morrison on May 30 about a number of topics, including how both countries will re-engage with the world. “New Zealand wants to discuss what is next for Australia and New Zealand borders, how we look at the borders and how do we reengage with the world,” Ardern said. “I want to have a conversation on what our region’s reconnection with the world will look like.” NZ and Australia have not held leader level dialogues for over a year due to the outbreak of the CCP (Chinese Communist Party) virus, commonly known as the novel coronavirus. Morrison said in a media release on May 17 that he and his wife …