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Chinese hacking claims confirmed, rebuke 'tame' - minister
Andrew Little doubles down on comments that provoked indignant response from China.
Andrew Little doubles down on comments that provoked indignant response from China.
China tells US to steer clear of human rights issues and 'embrace fair competition'.
New York Times: Deaths show that engineers need to factor in climate change.
Move by China has seen one country reach its limit and completely change its strategy.
"We're working our way through it" - Richard Aitken, Fu Wah NZ.
The vast complex is ringed by 25-feet-tall concrete walls, watchtowers and electric wire.
New York Times: The extreme weather has killed 33 people and displaced 250,000.
Official dismisses lab leak theory as rumour that runs counter to common sense and science
China's military has blasted a dam to divert floods that killed at least 12.
New York Times: From China's perspective, the blows from the US just keep coming.
International law isn't strong enough to deal with threat, writes Alexander Gillespie.
New York Times: US accused China of paying criminals to conduct large-scale hackings.
GCSB Minister Andrew Little links Chinese hackers to malicious cyber activity in NZ.
Beijing has taken a keen interest in the reef's welfare. Canberra is not thrilled.
Japan's pledge to 'protect Taiwan as a democratic country' has angered Beijing.
The meeting will be hosted virtually from Wellington by the Prime Minister.
OPINION: You can bet President Joe Biden loved Jacinda Ardern's speech.
'Of course we're watching them. And they're watching us,' Australia's PM says.
New York Times: ... and another group of scientists immediately pushes back.
The test, developed in part by China's military, is sold worldwide - including in NZ.
Claims that deer velvet helps boost immune system. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Anne-Marie Brady poked fun at the Communist Party's 100th anniversary celebrations.
'We urge [Australia] to stop disrupting China's vaccine cooperation,' Govt spokesman says.
Of the nine people arrested, six are secondary school students.
Tentative steps at liberalisation reflect fears risks of a bubble in domestic markets.
Editorial: There's a fine line between doing the right thing and grandstanding about it.
At the end of 400km of newly laid high-speed rail, Tibet is a new tourism hotspot.
Louisa Wall claims China is using Uyghur prisoners as "slaves".
Worldwide trend is a reaction to bleak job prospects and bruising competition.
The Pentagon warned of a 'breathtaking expansion' of Beijing's nuclear force in April.