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Manufacturing is almost back to normal in the Asian powerhouse.
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New York Times: Relations are in free fall. Lines are being drawn.
UK bans Huawei from 5G
Security concerns, and rising tensions between Beijing and Western powers, kill 5G deal.
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Architectural features are distinctively Kiwiana, some reflecting local landmarks.
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The government took his home, so he took twenty innocent lives.
US declares China has no claim to South China Sea
State Secretary Mike Pompeo declares new policy which will infuriate China.
Why one of China's biggest developers has arrived here
Sunny Development New Zealand arrives for two big projects.
To 'protect young minds,' Hong Kong moves to overhaul schools
New York Times: China's leaders have pushed the territory to revamp the education system.
Covid superspreader: Woman infects 71 people in 60 seconds
Asymptomatic woman did everything right still managed to cause a huge cluster.
Kazakhstan rejects China's claim of 'unknown, deadlier pneumonia'
Ministry says Chinese govt misunderstood official count, which includes unspecified cases.
Australia ends Hong Kong extradition treaty, extends visas
Scott Morrison has announced a range of visas are to be extended from two to five years.
National MP with links to Chinese spy agencies retires from politics
Jian Yang was dogged by speculation he had links to Chinese spy agencies.
NZ to review relationship with Hong Kong after new security law passes
The New Zealand Government is "reviewing the settings of its relationship" with Hong Kong.
Pompeo: TikTok may be banned in US
TikTok may be forced to hand over user data to Chinese authorities with new security law.
Black death: Plague case in Chinese city
Authorities have stepped up precautions 24 hours after a case of bubonic plague.
China dominates medical supplies, in this outbreak and the next
New York Times: China has laid the groundwork to dominate the market for years to come.
Comment: Cholera-style inquiry needed
Comment: There are still gaps in understanding how the virus is transmitted.
Covid-19 may have originated outside China
Oxford University expert believes viruses lie dormant, waiting for positive conditions.
'Stop interfering in our affairs': China's warning to NZ after Winston's criticism
China has warned New Zealand to stop interfering with its affairs in Hong Kong.
China's software stalked Uighurs earlier and more widely, researchers learn
New York Times: A new report revealed a broad campaign that targeted Muslims in China.
Hong Kong police make first arrest under new security law
Police arrested a protester for carrying a flag calling for Hong Kong's independence.
New flu in China is 'very, very dangerous'
A new flu strain discovered in China that has the potential to cause another pandemic.
New security law gives China sweeping powers over Hong Kong
New York Times: The law will tighten the Communist Party's grip on Hong Kong.
Watch: Horror moment student throws boy off four-storey classroom
Student charged with attempted murder as victim likely to be disabled for rest of his life
Comment: Six months since Covid 19 coronavirus arrived
Editorial: Half a year ago, China warned the world about a troubling outbreak in Wuhan.
China approves contentious Hong Kong national security law
Law allows authorities to crack down on subversive and secessionist activity in Hong Kong.
China accuses Australia of espionage
China has accused Australia of stealing data and information through hidden devices.
A new threat? Reports of flu virus with 'pandemic potential'
Scientists say it is similar to a swine flu outbreak in 2009.
Chinese to test Covid 'vaccine' on its own soldiers
China's military has been given the green light to use a Covid-19 vaccine.
The six new Auckland CBD hotels opening at worst time
'It's not disastrous but timing is unfortunate' - Dean Humphries, Colliers.
One-star: Internet trolls attack Auckland businesses with fake reviews
Trolls have been targeting the Google rating of Auckland businesses with fake reviews.
'I feel absolutely hurt': Judith Collins on John Key throwing her under a bus
Judith Collins believes John Key genuinely forgot about a crucial conversation they had.
Sir John Key: 'I've run out of adjectives' for Covid economic crisis
The former Prime Minister on how NZ is placed to weather the crisis.