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Asian psychology students reveal ‘whitewashing’ concerns
A new study shows Asian psychology students struggle to secure training opportunities unless they adopt a European outlook.
华裔和毛利艺术家联合重述Hokianga沉船故事
1902年,一艘载有中国男性矿工遗骸的货轮在Hokianga沉没,在Whangārei举行的一个艺术展览将对毛利与华人的纽带进行探讨。
Chinese and Māori artists unite to remember Hokianga wreck
Whangārei exhibition explores the shared history of two cultures that has been evolving ever since a cargo steamship carrying the remains of Chinese men sank in 1902.
Migrant worker remembered as a “hard-working, kind” man
An emotional and tearful memorial service has been held for Jun Jiang, a migrant worker who died at a workplace in South Auckland, with a friend saying his death has destroyed a family.
Migrant worker dies as workplace fall probed
Jun Jiang, 37, had been on life support after falling from a height while using a scissor lift.
WorkSafe investigating fall that has left migrant worker in a coma
Doctors prepare to turn off Chinese worker's life support after his condition fails to improve.
Tattoo artists find inspiration in Chinese culture
Tattoo artists in Auckland are integrating traditional Chinese elements into their artwork as interest in East Asian designs grows.
Ethnic leaders: landmark report welcomed but actions need to follow
Community leaders say the launch of an all-encompassing report on ethnic communities is positive, but needs to be followed up with change.
New report highlights bias and discrimination against ethnic communities
The all-encompassing report looked at the ethnic communities' work and employment, health and wellbeing, connectedness and belonging.
Sir John Key: China is a trading partner worth fighting for
Sir John Key is calling for New Zealand to make its own decision in terms of foreign policy in light of rising US-China tensions.
Tingjun Cao’s trial highlights translation challenges in court proceedings
The Chinese national's trial over the murder of Christchurch real estate agent Yanfei Bao lasted almost seven weeks.
Travel agencies, businesses hail China’s visa-free extension
The visa-free timeframe has been extended to 30 days "on a trial basis", effective from 30 November to the end of 2025.