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Dame Jenny Shipley is bridging the gap between politics and business.
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Second girl, born under one-child policy, meant distraught parents had to give her up.
Expanding relationship with China in NZ's interests
Mayors and business people from across China will meet their Kiwi counterparts this week
China's warning: Provoke us no more
Back off. That's the message China sent by launching swarms of its combat aircraft.
Louis Vuitton's robotic holiday help
The chatbot will answer queries for all things Louis Vuitton.
US puts heat on China amid fear of trade war
China could target American agriculture if a US investigation results in sanctions.
China influence 'chilling' in NZ: Academic
NZ leaders' links with China is silencing debate, says academic.
Butter prices tumble 11% at global auction
Globally-traded butter prices have fallen 25 per cent since September.
Peters: Go easy on the romance of freedom
Peters said the negotiations to upgrade the China FTA would not be easy.
School teaching 'women's virtues' forced to close
Women were told they would lose their virtue if they ordered takeaways.
Could 'unmanned' stores spark a shopping revolution?
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Emperor Akihito to step down in 2019
This is first abdication of a Japanese monarch in about two centuries.
Four reasons Chinese house buyers love NZ
Chinese property website has listed why NZ is sought-after for Chinese investors.
Photo shows incredible bond between dog and handler
Touching picture captures moment dog sits on hind legs to salute its retiring handler.
Govt thinking on foreign investment at odds with Maori leaders
Maori leaders are looking for Chinese investment to help develop assets
Sick lion trade degrading and cruel
It is the most degrading and cruel of fates for the king of the jungle.
China's e-commerce giants' war of words
Alibaba and JD lawyers fight over claims of dominating China's e-commerce.
The exploitation of fashion models
Recent death of a 14-year-old Russian model shone a spotlight on the industry.
China/US trade war looms
'Washington consensus' on China flips from encouraging engagement to suspicion.
Honey drink firm's sweet idea
Manukee founder and "BeeEO" York Spencer talks running a beverage business.
The Big Read: How China helped overthrow Mugabe
Chinese money has flooded Zimbabwe in recent years for several projects.
China's bitcoin miners eye overseas move
Mining bitcoin is open to anyone with an internet connection and the right hardware
NZ property push in China as foreign buyer ban looms
Business will promote NZ property to Chinese in push ahead of foreign buyer ban.
Did China give nod to Zimbabwe army takeover?
A trip to Beijing has reignited concerns about rising Chinese influence in Africa.
Singles' Day success for local retailers
The world's biggest shopping day has proven to be a success for many local retailers.
PM brushes off call for SIS probe on China
PM declines to comment on call for probe into influence of Chinese Communist Party on NZ.
Call for China's local influence to be curbed
Professor urges strengthening of political system to withstand "foreign interference".
Ardern invited to China by Premier Li Keqiang
Ardern invited to visit China by Premier Li Keqiang.
Alibaba's whopping $36.4b Singles' Day
E-commerce giant Alibaba made more than $36 billion of sales on Saturday.
Making a living from cooling your beers
Huski founder Simon Huesser talks taking a chance on creating a beer cooling device.
Manila litmus test for Ardern's diplomacy skills
Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern is to meet Philippines president Rodrigo Duterte in Manila.
China's Singles' Day sparks retail bonanza
China's shopping festival starts today and for many it means billions of dollars in sales