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The Chinese military may become involved as the city is paralysed by the demonstrations.
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China says it will take countermeasures if the US deploys missiles in Indo-Pacific region.
China uses currency as weapon in trade war, rattling markets
New York Times: The trade war between the US and China has entered a more dangerous phase.
Crown seeks Supreme Court hearing for alleged murderer
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Economist has three-point house-building reform plan
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Seymour's letter to Chinese: Stop interfering in NZ's internal affairs
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China's top actress talks of comeback after scandal
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China: US 'fanning the flames' of Hong Kong protests
China's top diplomat accuses US and Western governments of playing a co-ordinating role.
Doubt greets China's claim that Muslims have been released from camps
New York Times: No evidence of mass releases from the camps.
China Consulate General condemns Hong Kong protests, slams media reports
Students who stood up for the love of Hong Kong and opposed splitting the country praised.
Plans for anti-Hong Kong gathering at Auckland uni
Pro-Beijing students urged not to bring weapons, but have their faces covered.
Tiananmen Square shutdown: Universities rapped on free speech
An event marking the anniversary of Tiananmen Square canned by AUT.
Hong Kong protest gets physical at Auckland uni
University of Auckland launches investigation as scuffle leaves female student shaken.
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
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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
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China's space station plummeting towards Earth near NZ
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Whanganui judoka Keightley Watson wins gold
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Property developers ditch plans for 68 new homes
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'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.
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