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More than 100,000 expected to attend the event at ASB Showgrounds in February.
Men attacked group at thermal pools because they were speaking a different language.
The festival has been held annually in Auckland for more than 20 years.
Chinese New Year festival returns after two years of Covid cancellations.
Traditional Kung Fu Tea & Chinese Cooking Club classes. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
They were the only ethnic group to pay a £100 poll tax for entry to NZ.
A man escaped from police custody last night, hours before his controversial deportation.
The Auditor-General has been contacted twice in the past week over the meeting.
The pandemic feeds fear which manifest itself in racism and discrimination: Meng Foon.
People can't travel, so they're coming together.
Restaurant had been described as a "game changer" but barely 18 months later it was over.
Migrant new mothers giving birth in a foreign country without family support need help.
Students reportedly handed out Oscars for maths and science to "Ching" and "Chong".
The man has revealed the heartwarming reason he decided to learn the language.
The men had been "hugely influential members of the NZ Chinese community".
Ethnic prejudice alleged in case against teacher charged with smacking her own children.
Frightening process but family "in awe of the complexity and effort" being made by China.
It's been a year since the Chch mosque killings. Who are we now? And what have we learned?
Remember the rules: wash your hands, cough into your elbow, and stop being racist.
Aircraft left Auckland overnight and is due in Hong Kong in a few hours.
China consul-general calls for calm; says it's a pity events are being cancelled.
New Zealand's Chinese community is rallying to buy medical supplies for those back home.
An Auckland supermarket is having to bring in extra stock of Dettol products.
Lunar New Year festivities starts this Saturday and will run until Feb 16 in Auckland.
Victims and those with information on the scammers are asked to contact the police.
Ask someone what the most common surname in NZ is and invariably the answer is Smith.
"He was swearing, and saying, 'Get out of here, go back to where you came from'."
Researcher says campaign timely and will act as a wake up call.
Victims told to put valuables and cash into bag for blessing to remove evil spirit.
Comment: The number of formal tertiary learners of Chinese has dropped since 2014.
"They're in shock when they hear me speaking Chinese". Made with funding from NZ On Air.
The free event will be held from 10am Saturday. Made with funding from NZ On Air.