China consulate tells NZ that protesters undermine law and order
Consul General Ruan Ping said schemes to support HK democracy protesters "doomed to fail".
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School trip to China cancelled due to Hong Kong protest woes
"While the cancellation is a disappointing decision, the safety of students is paramount."
China warns Hong Kong protesters that punishment is coming
The Chinese military may become involved as the city is paralysed by the demonstrations.
More than 100 gather for Hong Kong protest
Unlike the first protest, today's event was free of any physical conflict.
Hong Kong leader's warning: 'The verge of a very dangerous situation,'
More than 100 flights have been cancelled out of Hong Kong after general strike called.
Seymour's letter to Chinese: Stop interfering in NZ's internal affairs
Epsom MP David Seymour pens strongly worded letter to Chinese Consul General in Auckland.
Security tightened for second Hong Kong protest at Auckland University
Supporters told to wear masks to protect their privacy.
China: US 'fanning the flames' of Hong Kong protests
China's top diplomat accuses US and Western governments of playing a co-ordinating role.
China Consulate General condemns Hong Kong protests, slams media reports
Students who stood up for the love of Hong Kong and opposed splitting the country praised.
Plans for anti-Hong Kong gathering at Auckland uni
Pro-Beijing students urged not to bring weapons, but have their faces covered.
Fellow students sought after Auckland Uni protest turns violent
Student says she was accosted by the three pro-Beijing men.
Hong Kong protest gets physical at Auckland uni
University of Auckland launches investigation as scuffle leaves female student shaken.
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Hong Kong plunges into pandemonium for second day in a row as protests continue
Police are using tear gas, batons and shields to try and disperse crowds of protesters.
Hong Kong police fire tear gas, clear protesters by force
Mass demonstrations began in Hong Kong early last month against Chinese extradition bill.
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Hong Kong Kiwi 'living in fear' as China protest turns violent
Petition for NZ Govt to express concern at law change garners nearly 1000 signatures.
Whanganui judoka Keightley Watson wins gold
Keightley Watson has won gold in the Hong Kong Asian Cup over the weekend.
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Drug dealers offer free travel and quick cash to lure in young mules
SCMP: Criminals recruit young traffickers in online chat groups, offering free trips.
Hong Kong chief executive says extradition bill 'dead
But it wasn't clear if the legislation was being withdrawn as protesters have demanded.
Why Hong Kong protesters rage on even though they doubt they can win
Many protesters say the only way forward is to keep fighting.
Woman waited six years for a govt flat. When her husband died she faked his signature - and ended up in court
She was also kicked out of the flat.
What you need to know about Hong Kong's evolving protest movement
New York Times: Why the Hong Kong protests took a destructive turn this week.
Why Hong Kong has grown fearful of China's control
The latest protests are a culmination of frustration with the Communist Party overseers.
Hong Kong police forcibly clear protesters from legislature complex
Protesters smashed their way in before tearing down portraits and spray painting slogans.
Hong Kong police clash with protesters on anniversary of return to China
Protesters waved middle fingers at helicopters carrying China flags above them.
Hong Kong police, once called 'Asia's finest,' are now a focus of anger
New York Times: Police struggling to salvage a reputation blighted by recent behaviour.
Hong Kong protesters keep heat on Lam
Thousands gather as they wait for Government to meet their demands.
As Hong Kong erupted over extradition bill, city's tycoons waited and worried
New York Times: Before the protests, Beijing told tycoons to keep worries to themselves.
Hong Kong was a refuge for mainland Chinese. Extradition bill could change that
New York Times: Concerns proposed law would toll the bell on human rights in Hong Kong.