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JapanesewarbridesinNZ

New research has provided insight into the experiences of Japanese war brides who moved to New Zealand after World War II. More >

News Kim-Trump summit roundup

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Opinion Shangri-La Dialogue 2018

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AsianTVoptionsonNetflixNZ

Netflix NZ is packed with a range of North Asian viewing options, from anime galore to docos, police shows, mysteries and horror, writes Rebecca Inoue-Palmer. More >

by Rebecca Inoue-Palmer

WorldpowersinAIarmsrace

Covert quantum computing programs could be the ultimate wildcard in the technological arms race led by China and the US, says Reuben Steff. More >

by Reuben Steff

NavigatingthemazeofDelhi

Newsroom’s National Affairs Editor Shane Cowlishaw thought his reporting trip to Delhi would be relatively simple. Turns out he was wrong. More >

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Opinion

ShiplinksMāoriandChinese

The sinking of the SS Ventnor in 1902 was an event that continues to connect New Zealand Chinese with Māori more than a century later, writes James To. More >

Opinion GST, not 1MDB, behind votes

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Opinion An opening for NZ brands

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Opinion ‘So you're a bone detective?’

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Features

Appthatrivalstheinternet

WeChat now has some 1 billion monthly active users. Here's a look at its early days and how it has grown to become an app to rival the internet. More >

Features Building bridges with Asian play

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Features China business: What’s guanxi?

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Features ‘Duterte is no crackpot’

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