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China has developed a chip to pinpoint the location of firearms.
Xi critic tells of being held at airport
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Comment: Intervention needed over Uighur persecution
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China is harvesting the organs thousands of prisoners to operate a growing black market.
Strong earthquake kills 12, injures 134 in China
A hotel collapsed and roads were damaged in the earthquake.
Auckland protest against Google's China expansion plans
Google's Project Dragonfly will block terms like "Tibet" and "Tiananmen Square".
China 'harvesting organs' from prisoners
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Beijing struggles to win hearts and minds in Hong Kong
"Beijing has misinterpreted Hong Kong's culture, psyche and feelings," said Anson Chan.
Analysis: Hong Kong's future at risk in wider fight
US may strip Asian financial hub's special status.
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It's a story making headlines across the world. But China doesn't want anyone to know.
Hong Kong police begin to clear streets of protesters
Police and protesters are facing off as authorities try to clear the streets.
Boy, 5, killed after window falls on him from 20th floor
The boy was struck on the head and died in hospital.
Hong Kong leader Carrie Lam's pledge fails to satisfy
Hong Kong protest leaders push for more concessions.
Hong Kong leader suspends unpopular extradition bill
Measure would have enabled authorities to send suspects to stand trial in mainland China.
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Hong Kong-Kiwi will return to NZ if extradition law passes
Protesters feel new law will end Hong Kong's autonomy.
China's appetite for NZ red meat grows
Red meat sales in China in April jumped 62 per cent by value from the previous April.
Breakthrough cancer research gets $5m boost
Scientists working on revolutionary cancer therapy get $5m boost from Govt.
Chilling doco exposes China's hidden baby shame
New doco exposes forced sterilisation, child abandonment and state-sponsored kidnappings.
Hong Kong police fire tear gas as protests escalate
Violence marks a major escalation in the territory's biggest political crisis in years.
Chinese visitor numbers dip in China-NZ Year of Tourism 2019
Tourism expert says NZ no longer 'flavour of the month' for Chinese travellers.
African swine fever provides huge boost for NZ meat exports
'When China gets hungry, everybody pays attention'.
China: New ideas in old Beijing
Long after Beijing hosted the Olympics, Chris Leadbeater finds it's still at a crossroads.
Revealed: China's $11 billion NZ building spend-up
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