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Sherpa guide scales Mount Everest for record 25th time
Kami Rita and 11 other Sherpas were fixing ropes ready for this year's influx of climbers.
Kami Rita and 11 other Sherpas were fixing ropes ready for this year's influx of climbers.
It would 'harm the mutual trust between China and NZ', embassy says.
Where it will hit 'cannot be pinpointed until within hours of its re-entry'.
New Zealand could eventually come under real pressure to pick a side.
Meanwhile the Government has been for removing 'genocide' from the motion.
Visitors were outraged as their 'tour guide' began hawking burial plots.
Act's Brooke van Velden is 'disappointed' but happy to still debate human rights issues.
The worst part for Christine wasn't the huge financial cost but the romantic deception.
Apple and pear exports earned $900m last year.
They do so 'in solidarity with the Uighur people'.
The outburst is the latest in the South China Sea dispute.
The PM will today join an international panel to discuss disease outbreak preparation.
Beijing sanctions leading Uyghur researcher and is attempting to silence foreign critics.
Editorial: The Biden presidency is somehow both quiet and eventful.
The Act Party is seeking support to debate the motion in the House on Wednesday.
China Summit: Ex leaders say New Zealand should follow its own path on China.
The PM delivered a strong-worded speech on the differences between China and NZ.
China foreign ministry claims huge fleet is "fishing boats" sheltering from poor weather.
China launches first space station that will host astronauts long term.
Two dead and 16 injured after stabbing rampage at Chinese kindergarten.
New York Times: The post-World War II order is being challenged now more than ever.
Meat exporters nervous about new Chinese audits with seafoods halt still unresolved.
New York Times: Most workers retire by 60, but the government says that must change.
The motion would ask MPs whether human rights abuses in Xinjiang amount to genocide.
Tourists flock to historic sites marking the anniversary of the Chinese Communist Party.
One of the Australia's top national security officials is calling for action.
Everything from cyber attacks, blockades to full scale war is being prepared for.
Comment: Frankly, Nanaia Mahuta's speech to the New Zealand-China council was on point.
Chinese official slams UK genocide declaration calling it "counter to facts".
Row within intelligence alliance over human rights a storm in a teacup, UK official says.