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A poignant tribute to a Chinese gold miner who was murdered a century ago
An Auckland-based Bangladeshi singer has released a song lamenting Joe Kum Yung's death in a bid to raise awareness about racism in New Zealand. Video
Toy store workers concerned about safety after brazen Lego heist
Owner of Toyworld in Sylvia Park hopes security can be improved after targeted attack.
Meet the Chinese New Zealanders using language to reconnect with their roots
As the community marks Chinese Language Week, some are trying to resolve the jumbled feelings they have about retaining their native language.
Chinese New Zealanders embrace te reo Māori journey
Learning a new language helps individuals to understand domestic perspectives while also reconnecting with their own cultural heritage.
Young Kiwis win medals at global science competition
Four students have snaffled New Zealand's first medals at the International Earth Science Olympiad.
Dispute over accommodation sours family's NZ study trip
Row shines a light on the need for visitors to exercise caution when entering private contractual agreements for accommodation in the country.
Dismay over international visitor levy hike
The community expresses disappointment at the government's decision to raise the international visitor levy almost threefold.
Diversity at core of police's ethnic and Pasifika strategies
The police are calling for people from all ethnic backgrounds to join their workforce.
Asian obesity doubles in almost 20 years
Authors behind the landmark analysis of New Zealand Health Survey statistics want to use the data to inform policy makers.
Young Asian assault victim suffering nightmares since attack
Mother of a nine-year-old girl who was reportedly attacked in an Auckland hotel bathroom is seeking therapy for her daughter.
Improved visibility and resources key to improving Asian mental health
Almost 200 participants attended the inaugural Asian Mental Health and Wellbeing Summit in Auckland on Wednesday.