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Hong Kong plunges into pandemonium for second day in a row as protests continue
Police are using tear gas, batons and shields to try and disperse crowds of protesters.
Hong Kong police fire tear gas, clear protesters by force
Mass demonstrations began in Hong Kong early last month against Chinese extradition bill.
A foodie dream come true: Hong Kong's palate-pleasing festival
Hong Kong festival is a foodie dream come true.
Falun Gong practitioner who used fake documents granted refugee status
Chinese woman used fake employment letter and lied about having two children to get visa.
Elspeth Sandys: Our 'unique and valuable relationship' with China
COMMENT: We should treasure the goodwill we enjoy with China, despite our setbacks.
China's space station plummeting towards Earth near NZ
Its altitude has been dropping rapidly - and the spacecraft's progress can be tracked.
Is Huawei a security threat? Vietnam isn't taking any chances
New York Times: Vietnam appear to be quietly avoiding the tech giant in their 5G plans.
Whanganui judoka Keightley Watson wins gold
Keightley Watson has won gold in the Hong Kong Asian Cup over the weekend.
Letters: Tech exists for electric farm utes
New drive system has an electric motor and drive train on each wheel.
Property developers ditch plans for 68 new homes
Developers are quitting Auckland projects and seeking urgent or 'fire sales', agent says.
'Cultural mistake': Chinese man who 'tweaked' boy's penis escapes conviction
Tweaking a boy's penis was an acceptable sign of affection in China, the Court heard.
Apartment site being offloaded at half price
The vendors are selling at a substantial loss.
Chinese dairy giant gains clearance to buy Westland Milk
The OIO approved the sale of Westland Milk to China's Yili.
The abduction of a 9-year-old girl gripped China. Now she's been found dead
Cult conspiracy theories grew after it emerged a mysterious pair abducted the young girl.
Soper: US trip another test for Winston Peters' diplomacy
COMMENT: He's the puppeteer in the Beehive - nothing happens unless it's run past him.
Inside China's brutal 'death camps'
Some 1.5 million people are kept in a huge network across China.
Stern words as NZ joins rebuke of China
Rights groups say a million Uighurs and other Muslims are being held in camps.
China wants its own Goldman Sachs. It has a big headache instead
Resignations threaten to upend a merger that China hoped would become a powerhouse.
Fake All Black Rugby World Cup gear for sale online
Counterfeit All Black World Cup gear is on sale just a week after real gear released.
Oranga Tamariki bungle: Risk drug mum's baby would be sold by gangs
Family Court judge lashes child protection agency over care of drug smugglers' baby.
Why is China putting microchips in hotel bed sheets?
When was the last time someone slept in this bed?
Woman's shameless scam caught on video
Video has captured the moment a Chinese woman tried to pull off a brazen insurance scam.
China's largesse in Tonga threatens future of Pacific nation
Tonga's politicians sing China's praises but the superpower's influence concerns some.
Kapa haka group flies the culture flag at regional conference
WHS is the only school in the lower North Island with a Confucius Classroom.
Chinese warships heading to Australia to 'collect information'
Chinese warships heading to Australia to spy on US-Australian military exercises.
China's terrifying new weapon revealed: 'A flying death sentence'
Horrifying glimpse of the new missiles China plans to arm itself with.
Rules of the house prove too much for Chinese housemaid
SCMP: Shanghai woman gave employee 20 rules to memorise before she started work.
China secretly puts app on tourists' phones in a surveillance dragnet
New York Times: Border authorities routinely install policing app on tourists' phones.
Why Hong Kong has grown fearful of China's control
The latest protests are a culmination of frustration with the Communist Party overseers.
Hong Kong police forcibly clear protesters from legislature complex
Protesters smashed their way in before tearing down portraits and spray painting slogans.
Hong Kong police clash with protesters on anniversary of return to China
Protesters waved middle fingers at helicopters carrying China flags above them.
Winners and losers in Trump's latest trade announcement
US President Donald Trump has cooled off some of his tariff rhetoric.