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‘Expect a bloodbath’: Futures pricing suggests another weak dairy auction
Prices are expected to weaken further at latest Global Dairy Trade auction.
Biggest number of Kiwis heading abroad in a decade - but migrants still coming
Data shows annual net migration rose again in the year to June, at an extra 86,800 people.
Why more Chinese tourists will be heading to NZ soon
The major announcement saw searches for NZ trips spike.
China has fallen into a psycho-political funk
FT: Fragile consumer confidence is just one sign of a malaise that is not merely economic.
Liam Dann: Worst of both worlds - dairy and oil prices threaten chances of soft landing
OPINION: China's economic woes come at a bad time for New Zealand.
Journalist jailed in China tells of standing in sunlight for just 10 hours each year
In a letter to the Australian public, Cheng Lei voices her love for her adopted country.
Falling food prices win one battle - but war on inflation goes on
On the path to lower inflation, a few nasty surprises could still trip us up.
Why is China’s economy stumbling?
New York Times: Two years ago China was riding high, now it's stumbling.
ANZ takes a knife to its milk price forecast
Dairy commodity prices have dropped sharply lately, and further weakness is forecast.
Another huge Chinese developer teeters, fuelling fears about the economy
New York Times: Country Garden has spooked investors after missing key debt payments.
White House unveils ban on US investment in Chinese tech sectors
Financial Times: Security threat cited, restrictions for firms linked to Chinese military.
Chinese economy falls into deflation as recovery stumbles
Financial Times: Consumer prices turn negative for first time since February 2021.
Prison ordered for meth syndicate henchman who tied drug rival to chair and stabbed him to death
The trial gave a rare first-hand insight into Auckland's lucrative underground meth labs.
Chinese exports suffer worst fall since start of pandemic
Financial Times: Flagging trade piles pressure on Beijing to take steps to revive growth.
Chinese economists told not to be negative as rebound falters
Financial Times: Authorities want analysts to avoid mention of deflation risk.
Inside billionaires' mega-makeover for $39.3m mansion
Faux British country/Camelot style gone as the changes bring more moody, minimalist flair.
Editorial: Familiar roads to an uncertain destination
OPINION: Our editorial on divergent policies leading to the General Election in October.
'Whereabouts unknown': Chinese company lodges claim against Napier water bottling plant shareholder
Court documents detail allegations that commercial deal involved "bribery" in China.
New Zealand’s message to China in new defence strategy - not a 'path to war'
A grassroots activist group claims the new strategy leads NZ down the path to war.
International student enrolments at polytechnics growing
Polytechnics expect about 4900 full-time equivalent international students this year.
Threat of China’s Pacific pursuit driving NZ’s new defence strategy
The documents contain some of the strongest language used by the Govt on China.
Watch: Slow 100-metre runner goes viral at university games
The competitor took more than 20 seconds to finish a 100-meter race.
Zespri takes rogue gold kiwifruit operations in China to court
Strengthening of Chinese horticulture law opens path for civil action.
Chinese teenagers’ smartphone use to get two-hours-a-day limit
Raft of restrictions aimed at cutting down on number of children addicted to technology.
Beijing records heaviest rainfall in at least 140 years
The heavy rains have caused at least 20 deaths.
Roads, cars 'disappear in one minute' as floods hit Beijing
Heavy rain near Beijing has flooded houses, torn apart roads and left 20 people dead.
China flooding: 11 dead, 27 missing around Beijing after days of rain
Homes have been flooded, roads torn apart and cars piled into stacks.
'No, our bears aren't men in suits’ says Chinese zoo
If you go down to the zoo today, you'd better not wear disguise…
Will there be enough cables for the clean energy transition?
Financial Times: Demand for the infrastructure is outstripping supply
US turning Taiwan into a 'powder keg', says China
China has accused the United States of turning Taiwan into an 'ammunition depot'.
Security and economy on agenda, as top EU diplomat visits NZ
Stefano Sannino flew into Wellington last week to talk security.
Editorial: Positioning for the next crisis
OPINION: Our editorial on overtures from Australia and the United States.