BusinessChinese investors treated badly - expertNew Zealand's political treatment of Chinese investment in New Zealand "borders on the disgraceful", according to a leading consultant in Shanghai.16 Jun 05:00 PM
AgribusinessVelvet touch needed as Wilkins keep eyes on ChinaIt's a long way from netball hoops to jumping through the hoops of doing business in China but farmer Mike Wilkins is aiming as carefully as his former Silver Fern wife.15 Jun 05:00 PM
BusinessApple, Microsoft targets of Chinese mediaChina's state-run media has stepped up criticism of US technology companies including Apple and Microsoft as tensions escalate over cyberspying and hacking allegations.09 Jun 02:30 AM
New ZealandNiue Premier downplays extent of Chinese aidNiue's Premier Toke Talagi says China aid in the small country is significant and China is a "friend" to Niue, but he does not expect it to ever rival New Zealand.05 Jun 05:30 PM
WorldWhat happened to Tank Man?The image of Tank Man quickly became a powerful symbol of the Tiananmen Square massacre but the fate of the ‘unknown rebel’ is still debated.04 Jun 07:42 PM
BusinessChinese firms' $55.5m land deal allowedOne of China's biggest road toll businesses has permission to sell land around Auckland to an associated company in a $55.5 million deal.03 Jun 05:00 PM
BusinessArtist impressions of Changi Airport's redevelopmentOne of the terminals at Singapore's Changi Airport is due to undergo a major redevelopment. Check out the artist impressions in our gallery below.03 Jun 04:00 PM
WorldGallery: 'Duplitecture' in ChinaCopycat architecture, sometimes referred to as "duplitecture", is a growing trend in mainland China, with everything from New York skyscrapers to London pubs and the canals of Venice being built.31 May 05:00 PM
New ZealandFancy a trip to Queenstown, China?Queenstown's snow-sprinkled peaks and pristine lakes are being recreated in a multi-billion dollar development in mainland China.31 May 05:00 PM
BusinessChina pushes banks to remove IBM serversThe Chinese government is pushing domestic banks to remove high-end servers made by IBM in an escalation of the dispute with the US over spying claims.28 May 02:10 AM
TravelChina: Old meets new in BeijingPam Neville finds an unexpected joie de vivre among Beijing's bustling population.26 May 03:00 AM
TravelRide of your life in Hong KongRoll up! Roll up! For the chance to ride some of the best double-decker trams in Hong Kong, writes Russell Maclennan-Jones.23 May 12:00 AM
CommoditiesChina, Russia sign $400 billion gas dealChina has signed a long-awaited deal for Russian natural gas, giving China a new energy source and Russia a diplomatic boost.21 May 08:33 PM
CommoditiesChina stockpiles oil at record rateChina is stockpiling oil for its strategic petroleum reserve at a record pace, intervening on a scale large enough to send a powerful pulse through the world crude market.21 May 05:30 PM
WorldChristians forced to quit 'eyesore' church in ChinaOne thousand Christians have been forced from their place of worship in a city in eastern China after Communist Party officials decided their 10-storey mega-church was an eyesore that needed to be destroyed.20 May 05:52 AM
AgribusinessBig wineries look to tap Chinese marketHawkes Bay wine producers are joining forces to try to cash in on the growing wine market in China.19 May 05:30 PM
LifestyleWriters Festival: Small details reveal bigger picture for Dutch historianDutch historian Frank Dikotter, based in Hong Kong, has spent year immersed in the horrors to be found within China’s open archives.17 May 08:43 PM
Banking and financeAnalysts see yuan rout over as China bumps up rateFirms from Goldman Sachs to Commonwealth Bank of Australia are predicting the record yuan rout engineered by China's central bank has run its course.13 May 02:52 AM
BusinessCarnival deploys more cruise ships to ChinaCarnival will dispatch a fourth ship to China next April, escalating the battle for passengers in the fastest-growing cruise market.13 May 01:18 AM
BusinessMa's path to $20b Alibaba IPOAlibaba has grown from an online experiment in Jack Ma's living room that offered two dozen items for sale to a venue for 7 million retailers.12 May 01:38 AM
BusinessBaby milk firms in limboThe fate of many New Zealand infant formula brands remains up in the air - a week after strict new Chinese import regulations came into force.06 May 05:00 PM
BusinessNZ formula could be stuck on wharvesKiwi infant formula could end up stuck on Chinese wharves - like Kiwi meat exports last year, says the head of an industry group.05 May 10:42 PM
WorldHoly statues bricked up as China targets its 'Jerusalem'A City known as China's Jerusalem has had its holy statues depicting biblical scenes destroyed, removed or "hidden" by authorities, adding to fears of a renewed offensive against Christianity and drawing comparisons with the Cultural Revolution.02 May 05:43 AM
AgribusinessNZ formula exporters cut to just fiveOnly five of New Zealand's 13 infant formula manufacturers have been approved to export product into China under new regulations that came into force today.01 May 02:30 AM
BusinessBaby-milk firms denied a hearingInfant formula firms that claim to have lost millions as a result of Fonterra's botulism scare were told they were not victims - and denied a chance to have their say.30 Apr 05:00 PM
AgribusinessFormula exporters face hitInfant formula companies are shocked after learning the details of new regulations they will face from next month when selling product in China.24 Apr 04:15 PM
