NZ teacher arrested after pupils receive X-rated images on phones
A Kiwi language tutor who holds a Hong Kong identity card has had his computer seized.
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Welcoming Hong Kongers proves Britain is willing to be brave
OPINION: The UK has effectively offered Hong Kongers asylum - and that's important.
'Coffin homes' and 'cages': Hong Kong's lockdown exposes inequality
New York Times: The notorious tenement apartments are potential hotbeds of transmission.
Thousands of Hong Kongers locked down as Covid outbreak worsens
Residents at the epicentre of the outbreak must stay home until they've tested negative.
Paraplegic climber scales Hong Kong skyscraper for charity
Lai Chi-wai battled winds and the weight of a wheelchair to scale the 320m tower.
'Counterstrike': China's threat to Five Eyes
China has condemned the Five Eyes for what it considers meddling in its internal affairs.
Opinion: Trump, China, coronavirus: Is democracy itself in danger?
OPINION: Free societies have lived in smug peace for decades. That time is over.
Have Covid and brutality killed Hong Kong's pro-democracy movement?
The Times: A year ago, everything seemed possible. Now activists "can't see any light".
Kiwi drinks company lands overseas distribution deals
Auckland drinks company is riding the wave of New Zealand's new-found popularity.
They beat back the virus (again and again and again)
New York Times: Hong Kong, South Korea and Japan keep recalibrating their responses.
Audrey Young: Five Eyes emerging from shadows into diplomatic sphere
NZ being pressed to join more strident partners in condemning China, but at what cost?
Hong Kong activists to plead guilty to protest charges
Those found guilty of unlawful assembly could face as long as five years in prison.
Hong Kong scraps travel bubble with Singapore as Covid wave hits
Alarm bells were raised across Asia amid a spike in Covid-19 clusters.
NZ colt reaches $700,000 record price
An NZ colt reached a record $700,000 price at this week's Ready to Run Sale at Karaka.
Foreign Minister Nanaia Mahuta hits back over China's warning to Five Eyes
China's warning to Five Eyes: "They should beware of their eyes being poked and blinded."
Seven dead, 11 injured in fire at Hong Kong apartment building
The building had no sprinkler system and victims were trapped in a kitchen, officials say.
China sets up hotline for Hong Kong residents to snitch on each other
Tips submitted via phone, text, email or social media can include photos and video clips.
Denmark could cull all 15 million farmed minks over Covid fears
Call to cull 15 million minks after virus mutation found in 12 people who got infected.
Meet the 29-year-old planning a $10b Auckland town centre
State agencies and the council will contribute up to $6b at Drury - Cashmore.
Hong Kong protester 'Grandma Wong' reappears after 14 months stuck in China
Woman who disappeared more than a year ago has resurfaced in Hong Kong.
This urban safari comes with a warning: Watch out for snakes
New York Times: Nighttime hikes in Hong Kong's lush forests can come with a bite.
700-year-old Chinese scroll depicting drunk royals sells for $60m
Getting sozzled on horseback has never looked so good - or cost so much.
Unfinished business: China, Taiwan tensions could end in war with US
The long conflict is getting hot again – and it could boil over into a China-US battle.
Feral swine bomb: America's out of control 'super-pigs'
There are roughly nine million feral hogs in the US. And those numbers are ballooning.
'Clash of civilisations': Trump and Xi face off at UN
Xi Jinping warned that "major countries should act like major countries" in jab at Trump.
Pink dolphins resurface in Hong Kong's waterways
The colourful dolphins have returned to frolic in the ferry lanes.
US warns against travel to China
US citizens cautioned China is imposing 'arbitrary detention and exit bans' on travelers.
NZ properties remain frozen as Crafar Farms saga heads for retrial
The Hong Kong Court of Final Appeal has quashed the convictions and ordered a retrial.
Superyachts on the Med: Pandemic no barrier for super-wealthy Kiwi travellers
'Bugger it, we're still going to have summer in Europe', one super-wealthy Kiwi said.
NZ finance firm ordered to release €2 million to Hong Kong software company
A transactional dispute led to an Auckland firm refusing to release $3.64m to a customer.
'No world peace without changing China': Media mogul calls for US support
"Without assimilating into Western values, there won't be peace," Jimmy Lai claims.
'We will persevere': A newspaper faces the weight of Hong Kong's crackdown
New York Times: Pro-democracy paper a target in Beijing's new national security law.
Editorial: As pandemic settles in, more upheaval and challenges await
Further upheaval, regional tensions and increased nationalism could be on the way.
Chinese crackdown: Hong Kong newspaper raided, tycoon detained
Arrests under new security laws raise fears about press freedom in Hong Kong.