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With China’s borders finally open, foreign businesspeople are returning en masse and May and June and then Septemb

Nothing compares to China: NZ business wants its wealthy, large middle class to visit and shop

Mark Tanner finds that Chinese consumers aren't all out spending up a storm, rather they're being quite selective and focused on quality products

After he anoints the King next month, Justin Welby’s thoughts will perhaps turn to his own future. If Anglican gossip is to believed, Welby plans to step down to make way for a new Archbishop of Canterbury once the new Supreme Governor has been crowned. You could hardly blame him for wanting a quiet life:

David Wakeling produced the crowning achievement in a season of huge highs in beating Towradgi Park clubmate Robbie...

Lee Stinson clinched back-to-back Zone 16 State Singles titles with an epic 25-24 victory over an unlucky John...

Mark Tanner notes that even though China's food safety standards have improved markedly and consumers are responding, many foreign brands who have strong points of difference are missing opportunities

This is a series to help New Zealanders understand the rise and influence of China on the world's economy and how that impact's New Zealand in particular. A variety of contributors are featured. We than Professor Siah Hwee And at Victoria University for his core support.

Corrimal take on Warilla in both semi-finals of the State Singles on Sunday, while Robbie Warren is three...

Azure Rich Group (ARG), a Thai-Australian international property development group, signed an MOU with Siam Lucky Building System (Siam LBS), a modular construction subsidiary of Siam Steel International PCL in Thailand, for an internationally co-developed state-of-the-art technology in the area of high-speed hybrid construction.