Taiwanese superstar will use first and only NZ concert to promote "equal love".

One of Asia's most successful singer, songwriter, actress and musician to perform in Auckland.

Nearly half of people surveyed believed Asian people were responsible for rising house prices.

COMMENT: Ranginui Walker had the right idea about needing to debate our shared history as New Zealanders.

COMMENT: In thE context of Aotearoa, I have learned it is impossible to talk about race relations without understanding the Treaty of Waitangi.

Groups representing the city's diverse ethnic mix brought their music, dance and food to the Auckland International Cultural Festival.

Colourful costumes, African beats and the sounds of Asia signalled day two of the country's biggest secondary schools' cultural festival Polyfest.

Colourful costumes, African beats and the sounds of Asia signalled day two of the country’s biggest secondary schools’ cultural festival — Polyfest.

The sounds of the Pacific will be heard loud and proud in Auckland this week, as what is tipped to be the biggest Polyfest kicks off today.

New Zealand has held onto its position as the fourth best performing country for opportunities for women in work.

International chain PappaRich opens first outlet in Auckland with more planned around New Zealand.

That's a lot of different ways to say hello.

Quality celebration of all our cultures more sorely needed than a parade each, writes Brian Rudman.

After an eruption of protests the skin-whitening ad was withdrawn with "heartfelt apologies" from Seoul Secret. But they didn't withdraw the product, writes Gwynne Dyer.

Dr Robert Sanders's view in his opinion article "What is Chinese?" is correct but only in a limited sense, writes Raymond Huo.

It is a well-worn cliché in China that one often only needs to travel a very short distance from one village to another to discover that that you can no longer understand what is being said.

One in four of us live with a disability, writes Paul Gibson. Today we celebrate our diversity. We achieve, not despite, but because of who we are. We all deserve to be included fully.

The ARMS Trust is not doing away with Christmas, not banning Christmas, not rejecting Christianity, and not avoiding the word Christmas, writes Dr Mary Dawson.

One of the myths we love about New Zealand is that it is a great place to bring up children.

We shouldn't just take it at as axiomatic that low decile means low achievement. What we need now is evidence. We need to work collegially and collectively across deciles, writes Barbara Ala'alatoa.

New Zealand is becoming a super diverse nation, but its diversity story is a stratified one - drawn along ethnic and economic lines.

New Zealand recorded its highest net migration gain last year.

Donna Miles-Mojab asks, if you agree that the choice to cover less does not lead to liberty, then why assume that the choice to cover up more leads to oppression?

The Flat Bush road where Mel Hurst has lived with her family for seven years provides a snapshot of the area's growing diversity.

Massey University studies found New Zealand employers continue to discriminate against migrants.

Projections show the Asian population in the Devonport-Takapuna Local Board area is expected to increase from 11,900 to 25,000 by 2038.

Studies show that an ethnically diverse workforce is essential for business competitiveness and greater profitability.

Migrants starting businesses in New Zealand can surpass initial hurdles around business nuances and have success being self-employed.