China
China, the US, and Huawei. Trade war or tech war?
An in depth analysis of the US-China relationship, what the battle for 5G is really about, and how it could impact New Zealand. John Pomfret a former Washington Post bureau chief in Beijing, is the… Audio
China forest blaze kills 30 firefighters
Thirty firefighters have died while tackling a huge forest fire in south-western China, officials say.
NZ and China must trust one another – China PM
Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern has wrapped up her first trip to China but has it produced any tangible gains for New Zealand businesses? The message coming from both countries is they want to see… Video, Audio
China to curb all types of fentanyl, following US demands
China says it will crack down on all types of the synthetic opioid fentanyl, following a plea from the US.
Our political editor Jane Patterson, is in Beijing and she joins us now
Our political editor Jane Patterson, is in Beijing and she joins us now. Audio
PM in Beijing to smooth tensions between NZ and its largest trading partner
The Prime Minister is in Beijing for just 24 hours, as she looks to smooth tensions in the relationship between New Zealand and its largest trading partner. Video, Audio
Political commentators Mills & Morten
Kathryn takes a look at national security, immigration and hate speech with Stephen Mills and Brigitte Morten, also the Prime Minister's one day trip to China. Stephen Mills is the executive director… Audio
Huawei and regional security top PM's China visit agenda
It's been a long time coming but the prime minister has arrived in Beijing for whirlwind meetings with the most senior figures in the Chinese administration.
Delayed China and New Zealand tourism programme launched
The delayed launch of the 2019 China-New Zealand tourism programme has taken place at Te Papa museum in Wellington today.
Huawei sales top $100 billion despite US-led pressure
Chinese telecoms giant Huawei said revenues topped $100 billion in 2018 despite a US-led campaign against the business on fears it poses a security threat.
Samoa hosts launch of China Pacific Tourism year
A 200 member delegation from China led by a government minister is due in Samoa on Sunday for the launch of the China Pacific Tourism Year 2019.
China to launch agricultural training in Pacific
China is launching an agricultural training programme for Pacific Island countries to bring their industries in line with Chinese standards.
China's Belt and Road focus for Pacific ministers
China and Fiji are this week co-hosting a meeting of Pacific agriculture ministers focussing on the benefits of Beijing's Belt and Road initiative.
China's fishing activities stir debate in Tahiti
French Polynesia ponders Chinese fishing activities in its territorial waters. Audio
Betraying Big Brother: A new book looks at feminism's challenge to China's Communist Party
A new book, Betraying Big Brother, examines a feminist awakening in China and the challenge it poses to the State.
Labour backtracks on China expert select committee appearance
Labour MPs have backtracked on barring China expert Anne-Marie Brady from speaking at a select committe on foreign interference. The justice select chair Raymond Huo has had a rethink overnight after… Audio
John Mathers: Changing made in China to designed in China
John Mathers has spent nearly four decades in the brand and design industry. He's a visiting professor of design strategy at Shanghai's Tongji University and says there's a shift in China from… Audio
China Bullet - Patrick Phelps
Our China correspondent Patrick Phelps has actually popped back to the West Coast of the South Island for a wee holiday, but he's been keeping an eye on things back in China. Audio
Winston Peters stands by criticisms about Dame Jenny Shipley
Winston Peters is standing by his attack on former Prime Minister Dame Jenny Shipley after an article appeared in China's People's Daily under her byline in support of the country's reforms. But Dame… Audio
Shipley made 'mistake' in talking to Chinese state media
A professor and prominent critic of China says Dame Jenny Shipley made a "mistake" in giving an interview to a state-run newspaper. Audio
