The new sponsor of the Warriors rugby league team has been using Maori imagery to sell milk powder - despite vowing last year to stop.

New Zealand wine makers have taken a major step in their efforts to build a presence in Asia.

A support organisation for migrant parents in Auckland is experiencing a baby boom because of a surge in the number of dragon babies born to Chinese parents.

Wellington has all but cemented itself as the permanent home of the World of Wearable Art awards after signing a nine-year strategic partnership.

As trade tensions between China and the US heat up, NZ is left staring awkwardly at the floor like the mutual friend of a newly divorced couple, writes Liam Dann.

Shanghai proves mind-blowing for first-time visitors, writes Shandelle Battersby.

Politics makes for strange bedfellows. This week, the Greens and a US congressional committee were united on the threat from Chinese communications giant Huawei.

Walking through the historic centre of Macau, a world heritage site, it's easy to forget you're in Asia. As a former Portuguese colony, remnants such as St Augustine's church could serve as a backdrop for a movie set in Lisbon if you didn't know better.

On a short stopover, Grant Bradley gets a taste of Guangzhou, the city where ancient China meets its modern counterpart.

The United States attack on Chinese telecommunications company Huawei shapes up like a declaration of economic warfare, writes Fran O'Sullivan.

An Australian expert says NZ needs to decide whether Huawei's competitive pricing makes subjecting this country to an economic spying risk worthwhile.

Duncan Gillies vistis a city where one in 65 people is a millionaire - and romance is a growth industry.

Michelle Lv of the Ritz-Carlton in Guangzhou, the main city in southern China, showing off the hotel's presidential suite. The 420sq m room costs $10,000 a night.

The Chinese conglomerate that bought the Crafar Farms this year is not ruling out the possibility of buying more New Zealand dairy land to fuel its exports to China.

James Anderson and Nick Ward, creators of The Food Truck, Two Heads TV Production talk to Gill South about ditching the day jobs and setting up business.