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China tries to stabilise pig population as pork prices plunge
Financial Times: Beijing acts to monitor huge herd size as falling prices cause problems.
Slaughterhouse Fire: Chinese-owned meat company fined $51k
Penalty for discharging slaughterhouse waste, lighting rubbish fire that burned for days.
'Big shock': Maui Milk tells suppliers to stop milking
Maui Milk emailed its 13 Waikato suppliers on Monday afternoon telling them to stop.
Australia’s spy agency says politician ‘sold out’ country to foreign regime
FT: The revelation has prompted outrage and calls for the 'traitor' to be unmasked.
Leaked Russian military files reveal criteria for nuclear strike
Financial Times: Putin’s forces have rehearsed using tactical nuclear weapons, files show.
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Thirty Daldy: the second 120 per cent carbon offset office building from Mansons TCLM.
Sheep farming in a ‘challenging place’ - Beef + Lamb NZ
This year's shaping up to be the worst for sheep and beef farmers in the past 15 years.
Leaked files show secret world of China’s hackers for hire
NYT: China turns to private firms to hack foreign governments, control its population.
Japan’s Nikkei eclipses record high after 34 years
Financial Times: Money has flowed into Japanese stocks as investors pivot away from China.
Opinion: Moving closer to Australia is in NZ's strategic interest – joining Aukus is not
The NZ coalition has indicated it wants closer ties with traditional allies.
A2 Milk back in favour after strong first half
Alternative dairy company a2 has claimed a top-five spot in China's formula market.
US closely eyeing NZ while taking temperature of dairy markets this year
US Dairy Export Council expects NZ won’t be as 'aggressive' on price as in 2023.
Can China save its stock market?
China's multipronged approach to boosting investor confidence isn't working.
Against the tide: A2 Milk set to shine in a tough market
Will the market's optimism for A2 Milk prove well-founded at its interim result?
AI-generated nonsense about rat with giant penis published by leading scientific journal
It might be considered an AI cock-up on a massive scale.
NZ added the population of Taranaki in 2023 - what does that mean for interest rates?
New Stats NZ data shows unprecedented levels of migration continue in both directions.
Helen Clark and Don Brash: We must not abandon our independent foreign policy
OPINION: NZ's relationship with the United States and China has changed.
It's now the Year of the Dragon - what does that represent?
As the Lunar New Year begins, the dragon sign offers good fortune and success.
Liam Dann: Could Year of the Dragon deliver a cure for global inflation?
OPINION: Falling prices in China could flow through to cheaper imports here and globally.
Editorial: Time for NZ to acknowledge the dragon in the room
OPINION: While geopolitical tensions dominate debates, China's economic growth flags.
Chinese shares jump as Beijing steps up moves to boost sagging markets
China has redoubled efforts to revive its wobbling financial markets
Property Insider: Apartment ‘hell’ in new series; magic behind early highway fix; Chinese exodus
Owners spent about $15m trying to fix The Ridge apartments: it's stripped out, empty.
Letters: Australasia v China; Covid inquiry a waste
OPINION: 'Isn’t sport supposed to enhance a healthy lifestyle?'
China executes couple who threw toddlers to death from 15th floor apartment
Zhang Bo and Ye Chengchen had been found responsible for the children's falls.
Feasts, firecrackers and reunions: Roaring into the Year of the Dragon
Auckland Lantern Festival also set to return after four years
China v Crusher Collins: Beijing lashes out over NZ position
The embassy has responded strongly to a joint NZ-Oz statement criticising China.
Matthew Hooton: Time for Luxon to take charge
OPINION: The Prime Minister has yet to set the clear direction any government needs.
Australian officials coming to NZ to talk Aukus deal as Winston Peters, Judith Collins salute strength of Anzus
The ministers have spent the day locked away talking about China and submarines.
Juha Saarinen: Know Your Customer rules for AI in the cloud coming
OPINION: Regulations could drive fear into malicious AI model trainers.
Property Insider: Kāinga Ora under fire; Chinese developers ‘shrivel’; why mega-projects are late and costly
Investigation findings on the state housing agency will be reported to ministers in March.
China Evergrande property developer ordered to liquidate
The liquidation order is likely to impact China’s financial system.
Why China has lost interest in Hollywood movies
New York Times: Viewers who once flocked to foreign blockbusters continue to disappear.