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China: In awe of the Great Wall
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Trade war: China 'can deliver a deadly punch' beyond tariffs, says official
Former top government official says China has 'willingness to fight a prolonged war'.
Meth in dishwashing liquid; The new gangs infiltrating NZ
Specialist "cells" of transnational organised crime syndicates have entered New Zealand.
Trade dispute with US a political challenge for China's Xi Jinping
Slowing economy and trade dispute with US puts China's leader in hard place.
Alibaba exec appointed to head NZ market
Pier Smulders will lead the local New Zealand Alibaba team.
Trump unlikely hero of Hong Kong's Cantonese art form
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China expert Anne-Marie Brady continues to be harassed
In 2017, her home was burgled and she suspected it was due to her criticism of China.
The gifts Jacinda Ardern received last year
Three Cabinet members and one Labour MP were also given rugby tickets by Huawei.
'Extraordinary' new dinosaur species had a cape like Batman
Researchers say the finding is extraordinary, something new in evolutionary history.
Is it a dog or a wolf?
The animal appeared to be the latest addition to a long list of 'improvised wildlife'.
How Chinese spies got NSA's hacking tools, and used them for attacks
NY Times: Latest evidence US has lost control of key parts of its cybersecurity arsenal.
Men lured to mines, killed by gang who claimed compo on their behalf
Gang members clubbed the men with an axe and stones as well as setting off explosions.
Tying up grooms, eggings and stunts: Crackdown on wedding 'hazing' rituals
Tying grooms to trees or poles and pouring beer and sauce on them will be banned.
Is a new Cold War erupting between America and China?
Stephen Hoadley contends China would be better off within American hegemonic stability.
China-US trade tensions rattle NZ dollar
The NZ dollar weakened amid jitters over trade negotiations.
Trump's tariff threat to China sends global markets plummeting
Trump turned up the heat saying he would raise import taxes on US$200b of China products.
Two dead, 12 injured after theme park slide fall
'The people were screaming, I'm not sure whether from fright or excitement.'
Peters appears to be coming around on Belt and Road
Peters previously apprehensive about NZ's involvement in China's Belt and Road initiative.
Cold war: Antarctica - the new battleground between US and China
'The battle of political will, military power and global influence has been heating up.'
NZ export earnings at all-time high as China trade booms
Record export earnings provide an economic bright spot against slowing domestic growth.
Chinese e-commerce giant JD.com partners with NZ horticulture firms
JD.com has partnered with two New Zealand horticulture firms.
China's 'king of debt' has a $35 billion fortune and lots of doubters
No one has gotten wealthier on the back of a corporate borrowing binge than Hui Ka Yan.
China boosts surveillance as US and Australian naval base upgrades begin
Hi-tech ships survey waters near a naval base undergoing upgrades.
Passenger detained for throwing coins at plane
There has been at least five incidences of coin throwing this year.
World's rarest turtle dies in Chinese zoo
Zoo staff had been trying to artificially inseminate the turtle over the weekend.
Tourist admits causing Lake Tekapo crash that killed his in-laws
Three passengers in the back seat of the man' rented vehicle died at the scene.
Single mum and daughter hoping for cash to fight crippling epilepsy
Two-year-old Catherine has had four major surgeries and a bout of cancer.
China is building a giant second airport
Beijing is about to open one of the world's largest and busiest airports.