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New Zealand forecast to become world's 51st largest economy in 2018.
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After pretending to be mute for 12 years the suspect has now genuinely lost his voice.
China steering economy through mountain of debt
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Yang case divides Chinese community
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Peters calls for investigation into Yang saga
"These are serious allegations that need to be investigated", Peters says.
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Police warn of Chinese Embassy phone scam
Police have issued a warning about a scam using the Chinese Embassy phone number.
Chinese smartphone leaves iPhone X for dead
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China warned to get ready: 'North Korea is a time bomb'
Military advisers say risk of conflict is the highest it's been in decades.
Chinese gang sold poisoned darts to kill dogs
Poisoned syringes and dead dogs found after Chinese police raid gang workshop.
China to set up refugee camps
China to build a number of refugee camps on its border with North Korea.
Big Read: 800 million jobs at risk to automation by 2030
Global demand for artificial intelligence experts is in the millions
Tenant next to clamping hotspot airs frustration
A neighbour of the Chinese Consulate says he has been battling pinched parks for years
NZ spy agencies raise concerns over Chinese 'interference'
Warning by spy agencies a sharp contrast to soothing comments made by Ministers.
Future cities will adapt like living organisms: tech expert
For the first time, human behaviour can be digitised and analysed, says Wang Jian
Daredevil plunges to death after stunt fail
He put his body on the line to provide a better life for his family - then tragedy struck.
How China's global footprint could trample the world
China's international agenda is far more exploitative than many realise.
Is debt-ridden China living on borrowed time?
Moody's and the IMF have issued fresh warnings about China's debt in the past week
Lego wins landmark copyright case in China
It is the first time the Danish firm has succeeded in a copyright claim in China
NZ must act on gender equality: Dame Jenny Shipley
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
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Louis Vuitton's robotic holiday help
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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.