
Gwynne Dyer: Is this the end for Hong Kong?
Comment: Banning subversion, separatism, and 'terrorism' sets the scene for the final act.
Comment: Banning subversion, separatism, and 'terrorism' sets the scene for the final act.
New York Times: Hybrid of East and West may have reached the limits of its middle ground.
New York Times: China no longer seems constrained by the threat of international rebuke.
Thousands took to the streets to march against China's proposed legislation.
New York Times: The new laws would give the Communist Party more control over Hong Kong.
Educators say minors should avoid covering dangerous events.
Top epidemiologist Ben Cowling says health workers should get priority for masks.
New York Times: China, Hong Kong, Singapore and other places have imposed strict measures.
The World Health Organisation puts some of the stranger theories to bed.
One US billionaire said being trapped in NZ by border closures would be "dream come true".
Assistant Commissioner censured after sexual remarks given plum job a few months later.
Shoppers around the world have caught toilet paper fever on the back of the coronavirus.
The girl's father had left his daughters at home, police say.
School bars four Filipino children who have never been to China.
At least three Chinese cities have announced they will ban medicine for main symptoms.
The revelation comes as outrage builds over the death of whistleblower Dr Li Wenliang.
It's a challenge to the Communist Party, which wants to control the story.
Family of nine all tested positive for coronavirus after sharing a meal at a restaurant.
The death has risen above that of the deadly SARS virus but experts see positive signs.
The global death toll has now reached 565 deaths.
Only a small number of "fortunate" patients who test positive are admitted to hospital.
Health officials in Hong Kong have apologised for putting a patient in the wrong ward.
Seventeen people have died in outbreak and close to 600 infected, mainly in Wuhan.
Friends were shocked at the news of her death.
Cathay faces a drop in demand for its planes and Air NZ needs planes for backup
Zion Armstrong has transformed from a cash-strapped Kiwi sprinter to an adidas high-flyer
The measures are "extremely evil in nature and dangerous in motive," Beijing said.
Hong Kong's stunning election result was never going to go down well in Beijing.
Millions of people took to the polls in record numbers.