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China warns tourists on Auckland crime
China's Ministry of Foreign Affairs has issued an advisory on its website, warning its citizens about rising crime and theft in Auckland.
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nzherald.co.nz readers give their views on the Russel Norman scuffle.
Third man charged over Chinese student's death
The 19-year-old west Auckland student is expected to face Auckland District Court today charged with being an accessory after the fact of murder.
Crafar in farm buy-back bid
Allan Crafar says he'll be able to put in an offer to buy his former land off the receivers later this week.
Asians ditch identities in hunt for jobs
Desperate job-seeking Asians are taking on Anglicised first names and ditching their traditional surnames in an effort to find work in NZ.
Chinese students lured to become sex workers
A bilingual sex information leaflet is being used to recruit international students and young Chinese women into the sex industry.
Love is in the air for city's Chinese lantern festival
For Malaysian Estelle Goh and her Hong Kong boyfriend Tim Chan, this weekend will be when they celebrate Valentine's Day.
PM's chip off the old block leaves mark on gift to China
In Rotorua with Chinese Ambassador Zhang Limin, the Prime Minister took a mallet and chisel to what will be a 10m kauri waharoa, or gateway.
Couples rush to avoid inauspicious year
Many Chinese couples are rushing to get married before the start of the Year of the Tiger, to avoid any misfortune associated with the inauspicious year.