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Rugby: Hong Kong test in doubt?
There is speculation that the fourth Bledisloe Cup test could be moved from Hong Kong to Europe due to poor ticket sales.
World at their feet
World celebrates 21 years in the fashion business and its ongoing plans to keep breaking barriers.
NZ microbe to produce ethanol from Chinese pollution
A local biotech firm is set to use its patented microbe technology in China.
Foreign food not to everyone's taste
I was sitting in a restaurant in Urumqi, in northern China, enjoying the spicy food smells from the kitchen, when a plaintiff Australian voice quavered across the room, "I want steak, eggs and chips."
PM: 'Racism' remarks just humour
Maurice Williamson's comments that opponents of land sales to foreigners were sometimes being racist was a case of humour backfiring, John Key said today.
Silk Road: Monk's quest ends at place of peace
The temple of a famous Buddhist reconciles tensions between communism and religion, writes Jim Eagles.
Soccer: Smeltz deal in danger
All Whites striker Shane Smeltz's determination to further his soccer career in Turkey could be sabotaged by the Chinese club he spurned last month.
Rolls-Royce making swanky exit from shadows of past
Once upon a time, the Rolls-Royce was described as 'the best car in the world'.
Real estate agents head to China to sell NZ's top homes
This $8.8m property in Auckland's Castor Bay is one of the houses being marketed at a six-day showcase in Shanghai.