The kiwi and the dragon
Simon Collins gives an overview of the impact of China on NZ's economic and cultural landscape.
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Where everyone gets a Chinese bargain
Retail buyers who stock the big chains say NZ production has almost disappeared.
Hong Kong: Revamped Ritz-Carlton is world's highest hotel
The Ritz-Carlton Hotel is making a grand comeback after temporarily closing in 2008.
Rakon on track to triple capacity with Chinese facility
Rakon, which makes crystal oscillators used in navigation systems and smart phones, is on track to triple production when its new Chinese factory opens in July.
<i>Anthony Doesburg</i>: Nuclear power likely casualty in tide of change
Tsunami has swamped one energy trend but the sea is ushering in another.
Soccer: Herbert names solid starting line-up
All Whites coach Ricki Herbert has named a strong starting eleven for the friendly with China tomorrow morning.
Soccer: Barbarouses eyes long career
Kosta Barbarouses hopes his recall to the All Whites will be the stepping stone to a lengthy stay on the international soccer stage.
Soccer: Rush for Auckland City All Whites
The All Whites trip to China has just become a whole lot more rushed for three players.
<i>Peter Bromhead</i>: Nuclear reactions
My anti-nuclear friends are having a field day debunking my myopic view that a modest nuclear power plant would sensibly take care of New Zealand's energy needs for the next 100 years.
Anthony Doesburg: Cyber war risk is here and now, author claims
Others dispute danger, but agree on the need to be prepared for attack.
Four more quake victims named
Police have tonight released the names of three women and a man, four more victims of last month's deadly Christchurch earthquake.
Soccer: Three new caps in All Whites squad
All Whites coach Ricki Herbert has included three uncapped players in his squad to face of China later this month.
China: One step beyond ...
Jim Eagles travels to the edge of civilisation, and stands on the brink of ... nothingness.
No special quake compensation for Chinese families - Key
Chinese parents who lost their only child in last month's Christchurch earthquake will not be getting special compensation, Prime Minister John Key says.
China wants extra compensation for Christchurch quake victims
The Chinese Embassy has asked the Government to give special compensation to Chinese families who lost children in last month's Christchurch earthquake.
Mark Lister: How to cut the risks from higher oil prices
Middle East tension poses a threat to the delicate global recovery.
Runaway millionaire's girlfriend vows to fight
Kara Hurring says she's pleased to be home again after skipping the country two years ago
Six more earthquake victims named
Police today released the names of six more people who died in Christchurch's February 22, magnitude 6.3 earthquake, while Education Minister Anne Tolley has announced 110 schools in the region will have reopened by next week.