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“未来基金”还是“未来危机”?工党为其经济政策寻求重新定调
22/10/2025工党宣布,将以部分国有资产的分红和政府注资的2亿纽元作为"种子资金",并授权和限制其仅使用于对新西兰企业与基础设施进行投资。
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How cultural attitudes toward secondhand items are changing
22 Oct 2025Mounting expenses are prompting many households to join the circular economy to both earn and save money.
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Police confirm election complaint lodged against West Auckland local government official
22 Oct 2025Newly elected Henderson-Massey Local Board member Susan Diao has been accused of interfering with or influencing voters.
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Meet the Asian councillors 'honoured' to have secured a seat at the table
20 Oct 2025A dozen Asian New Zealanders have been elected to council posts nationwide in the recent local body elections.
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Auckland’s yum cha restaurants running out of steam
14 Oct 2025Crippled by Covid-19 debt and a stagnant economy, established Chinese eateries serving authentic Cantonese dim sum are now facing increasing competition.
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奥克兰多家知名中餐厅相继停业,有老板无奈表示: “中秋只卖出两只龙虾”
14/10/2025除了要面对疫情时期欠下债务以及经济下行,一些经营正宗粤菜以及粤式早茶的中餐厅如今还面临着日益激烈的市场竞争。
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‘Wait all year for a single bite' - Seasonal wild vegetables in demand
17/10/2025With spring finally making its presence felt, food enthusiasts are keeping an eye out for seasonal wild vegetables.
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What you need to know about bringing medicine into NZ
6/10/2025Medsafe advises travellers to check whether any medical items have certain restrictions placed on them when bringing them into the country.
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Applications pour in for new parent visa amid residence review
18/10/2025The Parent Boost Visa offers parents of New Zealand citizens and residents a stay of up to five years in New Zealand provided certain conditions are met.
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汉密尔顿华人蔬菜种植者采取无农药技术,为当地提供绿色食品
14/10/2025David Ruan说,他种植的各式各样的蔬菜,就像一个个汲取阳光能量的小月饼,因此取名为Suncakes Gardens(意译:太阳饼花园)。
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Wellington Asian Mental Health Service launches to combat language, cultural barriers
10/10/2025Stigma, a lack of cultural awareness and the fear of an invasion of privacy can prevent many Asian individuals to wait until they reach a crisis point before they ask for help, advocates say.