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ok, &nbsp;just to clarify....<br />
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the anz office want to integrate their blog with the rest of the world offices.<br />
Are you meaning show the uk/can/den (for example) blogs on the anz site? or you want the anz office blogs on the uk/can/den sites?
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ok,  just to clarify....

the anz office want to integrate their blog with the rest of the world offices.
Are you meaning show the uk/can/den (for example) blogs on the anz site? or you want the anz office blogs on the uk/can/den sites?

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Thank you works like a charm
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Thank you this solved my problem
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Hi<br />
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The UK office and the rest of the world have a WordPress multi-site instance they share.<br />
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The Australia and New Zealand Offices want to share there own separate WordPress multi-site but they want to integrate their blog with the UK and rest of the world site.<br />
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I would like a point in the right direction for the best way to achieve this any recommendations are welcome and much appreciated.
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Hi

The UK office and the rest of the world have a WordPress multi-site instance they share.

The Australia and New Zealand Offices want to share there own separate WordPress multi-site but they want to integrate their blog with the UK and rest of the world site.

I would like a point in the right direction for the best way to achieve this any recommendations are welcome and much appreciated.

Integrating blogs between to separate WordPress websites

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Blogs

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REST

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WordPress

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