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China’s first police corgi has 400,000 followers and a nose for trouble
New York Times: Fu Zai, a police corgi in China, gained fame for his food-driven antics.
Meet the solo mums who are not single parents
Mothers accompanying their kids studying in NZ are shouldering the burden of parenting.
Migrant worker left in coma from scissor lift fall dies
WorkSafe has launched an investigation into SD Aluminium in Auckland.
What does China's economic stimulus package mean for NZ dairy exports?
Only time will tell if China's economic boost package revs up consumer demand.
Woman's knife attack on ex-husband's new lover leads to prison and fight to stay in NZ
Donglan Wu is serving five years but has avoided deportation on humanitarian grounds.
Watch: Woman rescued after drifting at sea for 37 hours off Japanese coast
She drifted 80km over 37 hours before finally being rescued.
'Slapping therapist' kills diabetic grandmother during retreat, court told
The alternative healer thought Western medicine was evil.
On the run: China’s super-rich want to leave the country and some want to move Downunder
Financial Times: But capital controls mean getting money out of China is no easy task.
Gulf Harbour body in bag homicide update: Woman had organ removed, and other details
Police share details of woman's medical history, ethnicity and approximate age.
Winston Peters to deliver speech to New Zealand China Council after China remark about Bob Carr
The NZ First leader wouldn't repeat the comments outside the House, but stood by them.
Peters refuses to repeat China remark after defamation threat from former Australian minister
The NZ First leader wouldn't repeat the comments outside the House, but stood by them.
Luxon and Seymour talk about Chinese-backed cyber attack
Act leader David Seymour and Prime Minister Christopher Luxon on Chinese-backed cyber attacks on NZ MPs. Video / Mark Mitchell
From rat-infested tip to a thing of beauty: The story of Hamilton Gardens
Peter Sergel tells the history of the world-renowned attraction.
Slaughterhouse Fire: Chinese-owned meat company fined $51k
Penalty for discharging slaughterhouse waste, lighting rubbish fire that burned for days.
Glowing up at Auckland Lantern Festival, massive dragon lantern and festivities
Four four days, the festival will bring 500 lanterns to the Manukau Sports Bowl.
It's now the Year of the Dragon - what does that represent?
As the Lunar New Year begins, the dragon sign offers good fortune and success.
Fireworks canned for Chinese New Year in Canterbury
Fireworks and sky lanterns are considered too risky due to hot, dry conditions.
Feasts, firecrackers and reunions: Roaring into the Year of the Dragon
Auckland Lantern Festival also set to return after four years
Young New Zealand-born Chinese will interact with Māori on trip to Waitangi
Meng Foon will lead a Chinese delegation to Northland.
Chinese medicine therapist rubbed patient's breasts, called her 'beautiful'
He also admitted to using a vibrating massager on 'intimate' parts of her body.
Man who crashed into a US Chinese Consulate armed with knife and crossbow, motive remains unclear
'Why he showed up there, what he was doing, that’s still under investigation.'
Community safety meeting being held amid unease over Christchurch crime
Last month, seven Canterbury businesses were targeted in an overnight crime spree.
Haute girl summer: Why THAT Rihanna dress is coming to Auckland
How to see a piece of bright yellow haute couture history.
Matthew Hooton: Dawn raids failure a new low
OPINION: First there was KiwiBuild, then the failure to stop dawn raids after an apology.
How the Chinese community is celebrating Matariki
The Chinese community is adding a splash of colour to Matariki festivities.
Thomas Coughlan: 20 billion reasons for PM to tread carefully in China
OPINION: China's middle-class now totals more than 700 million people.