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The US accuses China of not obeying rules related to the theft of intellectual property.
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Blogger arrested for 'free sex' offer
Message posted online caused a stampede to this 19-year-old's hotel room.
China urges public to back unlimited reign for President
Ceremonial legislature prepares to allow Xi Jinping to stay in power indefinitely.
Man breaks penis while having 'passionate' sex
His penis was swollen with dark purple bruising called an 'eggplant deformity'.
Ardern kicks off Pacific charm offensive in Samoa
Ardern has announced $9.5m in additional aid for cyclone-hit Samoa.
Terry Sarten: China reacts to subversive power of the humble letter 'N'
Severe censorship part of Chinese leader's move to be president for life
Man power the key to Xi's success
Xi Jinping's authoritarian rise in China has been powered by sexism.
200,000 to gather for Auckland Lantern Festival
Festival will mark the close of Chinese New Year celebrations.
Skyscraper wars: New 187m Auckland tower claims record
Seascape developer claims tallest NZ record
Boy trapped in lift after peeing on the buttons
A boy lived to regret his little elevator prank.
Xi Jinping demolishes illusion of Westernisation
China's leader has reverted to a traditional autocratic style of rule.
Ardern's first big foreign affairs speech
Ardern spoke of US in terms of difference and China in terms of leadership.
China paves way for Xi to remain leader for years
Analysts warn of the dangers of a 'one-man show' as China proposes scrapping term limits.
China enters a new era under just one leader
Xi wants China to be great again. And he's the one who gets to define what "great" means.
Stephen Jacobi: Anti-China insinuations not the Kiwi way
COMMENT: Criticism of NZ relations with China are rich in insinuation, short on evidence.
China proposes removal of two-term limit
China plans to remove presidential term limits from its constitution.
Plastic perhaps not so fantastic
Plastic has many uses - but have we made too much and what can we do about it?
Students lose thousands as NZQA closes school
Deregistered school charged varying fees up to $16,000 but paid only partial refunds.
The Kiwi startup that's sent one million shopping parcels to China
New Zealand has this month exceeded an e-commerce milestone with China.
Anne-Marie Brady: NZ v China - 'We could be the next Albania'
COMMENT: NZ is like a canary in the coalmine for other countries, says Anne-Marie Brady.
Terracotta warrior row brews
An American was alleged to have stolen a thumb from a terracotta warrior.
Editorial: Valid concerns highlighted by burglaries
EDITORIAL: Burglary of China critic in New Zealand raises valid questions.
Burgled professor: PM seeks answers
PM asks questions of intelligence agencies over burglary linked to China research.
Fonterra owners rattled by China woes
Fonterra's farmer owners are restless as their company's second China foray fizzles.
Fears China is rebooting a nuclear doomsday device
Experiment has raised concerns about rebooting a bomb dreamt up during the Cold War.
China's millions travel home for New Year
Millions in China are boarding trains, planes and automobiles in the Lunar New Year rush.
Academic researching China's influence has break-ins, warning letter
University researcher tells Australian Parliament of burglaries and police investigation.
'Embarrassing' flaw in China's new fighter jet
China's long awaited J-20 stealth fighter has failed some important tests.
Bus driver's 'tantrum' kills 19
The bus driver started speeding when passengers complained about running late.
Chinese police go high-tech
Police in China are using glasses with facial recognition technology to spot criminals.
Unbelievable photos: China transforms reefs into fortresses
Seven reefs in disputed Spratly Islands have been turned into military fortresses.
That cup of hot tea could kill you
Drinking a 'burning hot' cup of tea could dramatically increase your cancer risk.