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Xi Jinping’s recipe for total control: An army of eyes and ears
New York Times: Authorities are reviving a Mao-era surveillance campaign.
New York Times: Authorities are reviving a Mao-era surveillance campaign.
Financial Times: Debut of the robo-dog which the army has equipped with an assault rifle.
Ping Lyu had last been seen in Christchurch on Saturday.
Financial Times: President prioritises new jobs year after he told youth to toughen up.
Kingsway Ave is a street of mainly older wooden Californian-style bungalows.
NYT: The drills come after Taiwan’s new president pledged to defend its sovereignty.
OPINION: Liam Dann answers economics questions and digs through the week's economic news.
Just getting through this year and surviving: the aim of many in property land.
Financial Times: Carmakers didn't immediately take action after hearing of forced labour.
'If we want peace, we really need to stay ahead.'
The last US zoo to have pandas is preparing to say goodbye to their four giant bears.
OPINION: New Zealand has been actively exploring joining Aukus for more than a year.
Overseas Investment Office approval needed, buyer's identity remains unknown.
New York Times: For decades, China has moved methodically to dominate more industries.
Forget Everest’s “traffic jam at the top of the world”!
Tiny Chinese EV drives well and is put together with craftsmanship that rivals others.
Witness says doctors are among the 21 injured as police launch an investigation.
Christopher Luxon's American political hero might surprise you.
FTX says nearly all of customers will receive money owed.
If TikTok loses, it says it will be forced to shut down next year.
Watch: Liam Dann talks gold and interest rates with Pie Funds' Mike Taylor.
The Meat Industry Association says it was the lowest value for the quarter since 2018.
Former PM slams Foreign Minister's remarks around Aukus and Bob Carr.
Samples could provide insights into differences between the moon's two sides.
Peters gave a speech to the NZ China Council this morning.
The NZ First leader wouldn't repeat the comments outside the House, but stood by them.
The Inspector-General is expected to be briefed by the GCSB in the coming days.
The NZ First leader wouldn't repeat the comments outside the House, but stood by them.
The NZ First leader's comments overshadowed a Government policy announcement on education.
The former Australian Foreign Minister says he will take legal action.