Why Star Wars keeps bombing in China
New York Times: Despite an aggressive marketing push, movie after movie has flopped.
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Call for China to let independent investigators into Xinjiang
Millions of Muslim Uyghurs are reportedly detained in Xinjiang camps.
Alleged rape victim fighting to keep her place at uni
International student is appealing the decision to terminate her enrolment.
'Dead people and tourists': Carnage at the world's highest peak
Those who survived Mt Everest's deadliest year describe chaos in a 'human traffic jam'.
Auckland uni slammed for kicking out student over mental health issues
Student told she breached enrolment conditions for not telling of her mental condition.
Concerns raised over National's China trip planning
It comes after Simon Bridges met a senior member of China's Politburo.
'We're on full alert': China's aggressive military move
China's latest aggressive move has backfired, in a potentially deadly way.
Ice palaces and snow sports at China's winter wonderland
China's annual ice festival in the north eastern city of Harbin has stepped up its game.
China grapples with mystery pneumonia-like illness
New York Times: Beijing is racing to identify a new illness that has sickened 59 people.
Judge Xinjiang for yourself: China consulate invites Kiwis to Uyghur region
But MFAT warns of possible violent unrest and advises increased caution.
China's aggressive military moves: 'Dangerous plan' almost complete
It's a mission that has existed in the shadows, seizing control little-by-little.
200-page report stokes fears of new Chinese red scare
A report claims China is waging a "covert, coercive or corrupting" campaign in the US.
Zookeeper killed by sexually aroused elephant
The hormone-driven beast killed a zookeeper in front of shocked tourists.
Chinese scientist who genetically edited babies sentenced to jail
He Jiankui shocked the scientific world when he announced his genetic experiment.
US-China trade deal hopes push NZ dollar above US67c
New Zealand dollar edges higher amid signs of 'improved climate' on trade talks.
Sonny Bill's China stance called 'massive' by expert
Sonny Bill Williams' support of a minority ethnic group has been called 'massive'.
SBW slams Chinese oppression of Muslim minority
SBW has taken a stand against China's cruel oppression and 'mass rape' of minority group.
Watch: $200m Seascape tower rising on schedule
"Allegations about hold-ups due to defects in the diaphragm wall are incorrect" - engineer
Local Focus: Worker describes exploitation nightmare in Reporoa
Exploited worker speaks out. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
'Mass rape': China's policy slammed
One of China's most disturbing policies has shocked the world.
Macao marks 20 years under China's rule
The former Portuguese colony of Macao is in lockdown this week.
Building strength with China beyond trade is NZ's biggest challenge
Comment: Standing up for human rights and regional security while maintaining trade.
'In the event of war': China's new monster warship built for 'face-to-face' encounters
'Some nations have been ... stirring up troubles,' state media said.
China's vast, unstoppable effort to spy on its 1.4 billion people
New York Times: One of the world's biggest spying networks is aimed at regular people.
Shipley out of New Zealand China Council
The former prime minister has been shuffled out in a restructure of the board.
'Shocking and ridiculous': Holiday park owner vows to fight $680k fine
Exploited migrant workers went unpaid, described the park as a 'prison'.
She accused a tech billionaire of rape. The Chinese internet turned against her
New York Times: Student describes what it's like to be slut-shamed by 800 million people.
China's companies binged on debt. Now they can't pay the bill
New York Times: Questions raised about whether Beijing can address its huge debt problem.
Three decades of milk processing at Fonterra Kauri site
Fonterra Kauri has been processing milk from Northland farmers for 30 years.
Outlook rosy down on the farm
Stock prices hold despite lack of support from banks and threat of potential regulations.
If Piera Hudson isn't winning she sure is soaking it up
Fiona and John Hudson were lucky enough to see Piera race in United States fortnight ago.
'Hot war': Chinese officials warn tensions with US raise risk of 'accidental conflict'
The risk of an 'accidental conflict' between the US and China remains.
Third podium finish for Kiwi alpine skier in three days
Piera Hudson finds form as Far East Cup series moves to Taiwoo Ski Resort for two days.
Trump inflames the trade wars, again
New York Times: Trump has stirred new turmoil into financial markets and global economy.