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Lawyer wants state investigation into case of arrested Chinese workers
A lawyer for Chinese nationals alleges they have been victims of human trafficking.
China approves law reversing democratic freedom in Hong Kong
The elected seats in the Hong Kong legislature will be reduced to less than a quarter.
How China's outrage machine kicked up a storm over H&M
New York Times: Memes and hashtags started a tsunami of fury over Xinjiang cotton.
Virus origins remain unclear in WHO-China inquiry
New York Times: "We may never find the true origins," an expert said.
Truck carrying Evergreen container causes traffic jam in China, goes viral
It has not been a good week for the world of freight and logistics.
How China is prepping for global financial meltdown
We're in one of "great bubbles of financial history" and it's about to pop, say experts.
'Power for Power': North Korea returns to a show of force
New York Times: Pressure from the US could again push the Korean Peninsula towards war.
National joins call for Uighur investigation
The time to allow access is now, says former foreign minister Gerry Brownlee.
China condemns US for pandemic response and racism
Damning report from Chinese Cabinet opens with the words 'I can't breathe'.
Chinese workers facing deportation put in 'precarious situation'
Law-breaking employers should be the focus rather than workers, advocacy group says.
Large Chinese flotilla descends on South China Sea reef
Chinese flotilla's presence a 'provocative action of militarising the area'.
Spilt Milk? The furore over controversial former a2 Milk boss
The tenure of a former a2 Milk chief executive has been playing out in the Aussie media.
The garage sale find that sold for almost $1m
Six other such bowls are known - and most are in museums.
China blasts US 'evil past of genocide' at UN rights body
The verbal attack reflects growing rivalry between the world's top two economic powers.
'Polar bear prison' hotel, fully booked to activists' dismay
'Haven't we learned anything about animal cruelty?'
Gwynne Dyer: The Quad awakes
Opinion: Quadrilateral dialogue stirs tensions in Asia-Pacific - aimed at a common foe.
Worst sandstorm in a decade cloaks Beijing in apocalyptic haze
Strong winds blow sand from the Gobi desert across much of northern China.
Migrant mum desperate to bring kids over slams MIQ fee hike as 'inhumane'
From March 25, MIQ fees rise from $3100 to $5520, and $2990 for each additional adult.
Fonterra's China team puts Anchor brand in lights
Chinese created 150,000 online greetings posters using Anchor designs.
Grant Dalton's new $3.7m 'power cat' yacht with $5200 wine fridge
The boat is being built in a Chinese factory.
NZ and Australia condemn Hong Kong electoral reform by China
The two countries expressed deep concerns about changes to Hong Kong's electoral system.
China's jaded techies find a hero in Elon Musk
New York Times: The Tesla boss and digital prankster is striking a chord.
China Sports Industry Group: Team NZ's unfamiliar new sponsor
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'Intent to destroy'- damning report shows China's evil reality
Think tank reveals China's treatment of Uighur minority.
$40 million processing plant for Rotorua and jobs available now
There are jobs going at sawmills across the Bay including Rotorua and Te Puke now.
'I've never seen anything like this': Chaos strikes global shipping
New York Times: 'Everybody wants everything. The infrastructure can't keep up.'
Taiwan in 'imminent danger' of being forced to unify with China
HR McMaster warns US Senate Xi Jinping wants "to make China whole again".
WHO set to publish report into coronavirus origins
"I know that many member states are eager to see the report," WHO chief says.
US-China tensions threaten global climate change efforts
Can climate talks between the two countries survive their other geopolitical battles?
China uses Twitter to attack BBC
Social network which spread Covid conspiracies is now being used to discredit reporting.
'The east is rising': Xi maps out China's post-Covid ascent
New York Times: "the East is rising, and the West is declining," says Xi Jinping.
China tried to slow divorces by making couples wait. Instead, they rushed
New York Times: A new cooling-off period rule led to a surge of divorce applications.
China charges ahead with a national digital currency
New York Times: The electronic Chinese yuan is now being tested in cities such as Beijing.