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Letters: Taking a first step
Somewhere down the track people will ask what you did about climate change.
Somewhere down the track people will ask what you did about climate change.
SkyCity pastry chefs will be baking NZ's largest mooncake to celebrate the festival.
New York Times: Trump said Chinese manufacturing would "crumble".
There are concerns about how quickly this tech is moving.
Experts are pinpointing the exact day China is likely to run out of patience.
Protest in Hong Kong hit turning point as government tries to contain leaderless movement.
Carrie Lam was heard saying she caused the havoc in Hong Kong and it was "unforgivable".
Jess Sayer plays runaway millionaire Kara Hurring in TVNZ movie airing tonight.
The Chinese government says it's part of a routine patrol and handover of personnel.
New York Times: The two countries can't even agree if they are talking.
New York Times: Chinese agents contacting thousands of foreign citizens using LinkedIn.
The Whanganui River story at Expo 2020 will show New Zealand's care for people and places.
Logging contractors are letting staff go or are working on reduced hours.
COMMENT: The clearest proof yet that Trump is in fact the world's worst negotiator.
The issue is not whether the donation was legal, but whether the law is fit for purpose.
The Australian writer and pro-democracy activist has spent after months in detention.
Controversy swirls over $150,000 donation from racing industry mogul known as "Mr Wolf".
It's not just Barfoot's clients either: agents and their friends are drawn here too.
Alternative milk company A2 Milk continues to invest in growth.
The US military has "atrophied" while China's defence spending has soared by 900 per cent.
New York Times: Propaganda outlets making Chinese leaders look like bullies.
Simon Cheng Man-kit was last at the rail station trying to get back to Hong Kong.
Hong Kong police under fire with accusations of brutality against protesters.
Volatile stock expected to post big result amid move away from daigou market.
Stars declared themselves as 'one of 1.4 billion guardians of the Chinese flag'.
The woman wanted some ice cream and the boyfriend commented she didn't need any.
New York Times: She didn't know where she was. She did not speak the language. She was 16.
We say: Political dilemma in Hong Kong keeps becoming a bigger and harder nut to crack.
Reports suggest there are more than 100 tobacco-sponsored schools in China.