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China and NZ's relationship has been of mutual benefit since it signed FTA in 2008.
NZ faces big fight winning back Chinese hearts and minds, academic says
But an international marketing professional believes NZ can fix its shaky relationship.
NZ risks own goal over China tourism - industry leader
Talk of tourism dropping off due to tension could become self fulfilling
'NZ stabbed us in the back': China backlash as tourists cancel trips
A Chinese newspaper says our tourism industry could take a hammering.
'There are no delays on our ports or Chinese ports'
Winston Peters slams Kiwi businessman's concerns about the relationship with China.
China rift - 'They now feel they cannot trust us'
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Soper: No love lost for China from the misguided
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PM responds to National claims five ministers are waiting for China visa
Jacinda Ardern and Simon Bridges continue their tussle over China-NZ relations.
Burgled professor case: Police dead-end labelled 'diplomatic or cowardly'
A case cloudy with diplomatic and espionage intrigue was today made even less clear.
Girl falls into giant panda enclosure, pandas do nothing
The pandas curiously watched from a grassy mound as the girl was pulled to safety.
Govt on the defensive over China
Opposition claims relations between the two nations are under threat.
Audrey Young: Relationship with China a diplomatic mess
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Fran O'Sullivan: Chinese relations must get back on track
Tourism Minister Kelvin Davis should be on the first plane up to China.
Kiwis warned over 'hostage diplomacy' from China
New Zealand is 'the meat in a very uncomfortable sandwich', says security analyst.
Barry Soper: NZ feeling the heat of the Chinese dragon
The invitation for Jacinda Ardern to visit Beijing early this year's been put on ice.
China puts up NZ wall: PM visit and tourism plan on ice
Exclusive: Diplomatic links plummet to a new low as Ardern is given the cold shoulder.
Vietnam: Sold down the river
Lucy Casley's stomach turns as a whole bird is pulled out of the jar of brown liquid.
New recruits' wings a strong incentive for trainee pilots
Academy welcomes a new cohort with a wings ceremony to provide motivation.
Turned back, mid-air: Air NZ flight fiasco an airline mistake, say experts
An Air New Zealand flight from Auckland to Shanghai was turned around mid-flight.
Kiwi sugar baby's $50k 'fetish' lifestyle
The New Zealand born woman is one of 150,000 student 'sugar babies' across the Ditch.
Foreign Ministers six-monthly bilateral meeting starts on Waiheke Island
Winston Peters and Marise Payne have begun their bilateral meeting, stressing the Pacific.
China: Heavenly music in Beijing
At the Temple of Heaven Park, Jim Eagles is captivated by the music and decides to stay.
Continuous disclosure: IAG creams NZ, power companies cash in on high prices
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Hit from behind crash: 'Our sky has fallen', says grieving widow
The grieving widow of a man killed at a Botany intersection has spoken out of her grief.
NZ exports to Asia topped $29b last year
The Year of the Pig is a good year for Kiwis to make money or start a new venture.
Drawing an ethical line on animal research
Scientists have many tools at their disposal to study, manipulate and copy genes.
Chinese New Year celebrations start at home
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Comment: Twelve questions with Phoebe Li
Phoebe Li has taken her popular photographic exhibition on the Chinese in NZ to Waitangi.
The banking loophole that let programmer take $1.5m
He said the cash was just resting in his account before he returned it to his employers.
Traffic light death: Victim was to move into new family home
Zhengwen Alan Hu, 50, was killed last Monday when his car was rear-ended in Golflands.
Grandfather reunited with grandson after parents sold boy in a park
The boy was sold for $25,000 last January.