Policy puts spotlight on slave labour in the solar panel supply chain
China makes 90 per cent of the world's solar panels.
AdvertisementAdvertise with NZME.
Latest fromChina
Western companies take slow steps towards China ‘de-risking’
Financial Times: Strategies focus on ways to insulate China operations, not reduce them.
As cities go, Shanghai is up there as one of the best
Think shiny skyscrapers, delicious food and a host of hospitality.
$300m Seascape: Construction of NZ’s tallest apartments hits level 50
The project isn't due to be finished until late next year.
Why Chinese pod home doors open into fresh air high up at Point Chevalier project
The way things look with many of the doors now, if you stepped out you'd be in peril.
Opinion: Learning Chinese languages has multiple benefits
OPINION: It's Chinese Language Week, which shines a light on an ancient culture.
Stock Takes: Synlait’s big reveal, Fisher and Paykel's investor day
More light will be shed on the state of play with cash-strapped Synlait Milk on Monday.
Letters: National’s tax plan, Act’s construction policy, boot camps and what visitors see
OPINION: Letters on protesters, Labour's policies and transport solutions.
Current account deficit to keep narrowing - slowly
Slowing growth in China is expected to hamper improvement in the current account deficit.
How geopolitics threatens Apple’s dependence on China
Financial Times: Beijing's restrictions on government use of Apple products pose problems.
NZ market edges up while Synlait Milk shares drop 10 per cent
A2 Milk wants to cancel Synlait’s exclusive milk formula production and supply deal.
Mayor, officials on $50,000 Asia trip
Tory Whanau is leading a 10-day business delegation to China, Japan, and South Korea.
'Something is rotten': Second Chinese minister disappears
FT: In less than two months, China's defence and foreign ministers have vanished.
Politicians are ‘tragic’ - Strategist reveals how to invest amid conflict
Author and hedge fund advisor successfully predicted Russian coup attempt.
Mike Munro: There’s a hole in your tax bucket, Luxon
OPINION: Christopher Luxon has so far been relying on a “trust me” strategy.
live
'Irresponsible and unaffordable': Chris Hipkins slams National's policies
The election campaign is nearing the end of its second week.
Pacific nations 'acting to stay in line with China' over Fukushima wastewater issue
The wastewater release started in August and is expected to last decades.
70 crocodiles reported loose during storms battering Southern China
Rainstorms killed at least seven people and dozens of crocodiles escaped from farm.
China’s deflation pressures ease as consumer prices rise
FT: August CPI edges into positive territory, but producer index continues to fall.
Steven Joyce: It’s time to cut back the growing bureaucratic blob
OPINION: Treasury is crystal ball gazing as much as the next economist.
Two dead amid extreme rain and flash floods in Hong Kong
Heavy rain flooded city streets and some subway stations.
China’s $14.3t property crisis: How exposed is NZ?
Goldman Sachs raises alarm on "significant income shock" for New Zealanders.
Canada announces public inquiry into whether China and Russia interfered in elections
A Trudeau appointee earlier rejected an inquiry into the leaked intelligence.
Mark Lister: Is India the new China?
OPINION: India is shaping up as a highly attractive place to do business.
China’s economic pain is a test of Xi Jinping’s fixation with control
New York Times: Slowdown poses the most sustained challenge to Xi Jinping’s agenda.
Opinion: China’s demand dilemma could spell trouble for the world
FT: Other G20 countries should signal consensus against Beijing running a big surplus.
From Moscow to Beijing, a 12-day epic journey by train
12 days, 7 time zones, and a lifetime of stories packed into one train journey.
Great Wall fury as 'shortcut' dozed through Chinese monument
Police suspect the damage was done to reduce travel for construction workers.
Apple and Microsoft in fight over iMessage and Bing ‘gatekeeper’ label
FT: EU aims to curb Big Tech as it lists services to be regulated under digital act.
Reserve Bank of Australia keeps rates on hold, cites China as a risk
But the bank has left the door open for further rate hikes.
The Premium Debate: Online subscribers react to Liam Dann’s take on tax policies
OPINION: Premium subscribers have their say.
Will dairy prices level out after last month’s rout?
But long-term gloom remains on lower demand from China.
China to its people: Spies are everywhere, help us catch them
New York Times: The line between vigilance and paranoia fades.