Weet-Bix, manuka honey and a brand of cod liver oil are among some of the most popular products being snapped up by a new kind of shoppers known as daigou.

COMMENT: James Law, chief executive of James Law Realty, responds to the Chinese real estate agent's opinion piece in the Herald.

New Zealand First is denying claims by Chinese New Zealand leaders that an op-ed slamming Chinese immigration was actually a PR stunt by the party.

Green Party immigration spokeswoman Denise Roche says comments about Auckland feeling too Chinese weren't helpful.

The Herald has spoken to people within the Chinese community for their response to an opinion piece saying that Auckland is overwhelmed with Chinese.

Renowned Chinese singer and former The Voice of China judge Na Ying will be the first vocalist from the mainland to hold a solo concert in New Zealand. Na Ying will be performing at Trusts Arena in Henderson on March 24th.

Tse's mother still upholds traditions such as the lucky red envelopes (hong bao), usually a monetary gift.

Across Auckland, dances, fireworks and feasts will usher in the Year of the Monkey. Lincoln Tan looks at a festival being welcomed to the cultural landscape.

A raw fish dish Yusheng, introduced by fishermen in Guangdong is becoming a Chinese New Year must-have for some in New Zealand.

Chinese New Year this year falls on February 8, which will see the Chinese zodiac sign change from sheep to monkey.

"Chinese New Year is an opportunity to reflect on the previous year and make resolutions for the new one."

Four years after their wedding, Auckland Chinese couple Jeremy Bai and Summer Wang feel it's time to have a baby.

Chinese engineers are allegedly being paid $61 per day, well below NZ's minimum wage of $14.25 per hour.

When the Rugby World Cup kicks off in September, the All Blacks can expect a lot more support from Chinese fans back home.

A new study has found Chinese migrants use NZ as a stepping stone to another country.

Celebrations for Chinese New Year are a good time for Kiwis to think about the respect we owe different cultures when it comes to greeting each other in languages other than our favourite Kiwi slang.

After a turbulent and chaotic horse year, Chinese around the world hope the sheep will bring calm and peace.

Family and friends of a young Chinese man who drowned in Northland on Christmas Day are campaigning for bilingual warning signs about deadly coastal rips.

Business relations between China and New Zealand faced big challenges in 2013.

Auckland's Asian community, MPs, the Prime Minister and Auckland's Mayor descended on Northcote's town centre today to celebrate the Chinese and Korean New Year.

The Chinese New Year has become another event that adds a jovial and exotic cultural element to an already cheerful Auckland, writes Prof Manying Ip.

More than 200,000 Chinese and Koreans here joined over a billion others around the globe in welcoming the Year of the Horse overnight.

A month-long series of festive events to welcome the Year of the Horse will follow the Prime Minister's dotting of the lion's eyes today.

Judith Collins says Race Relations Commissioner Dame Susan Devoy is right not to comment on Winston Peters' latest attack on the growing Chinese presence in Auckland.