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中国驻新西兰大使王小龙接受RNZ采访，表示中国始终敞开协商对话的大门，但这必须在"相互尊重和平等"的基础上进行。

Dr Wang Xiaolong rejects the trade war has come about because China had not played fair. Audio

The union for supermarket staff say some workers feel like they are "being stabbed in the back" as Woolworths moves ahead with a restructure. Audio

The Finance Minister says diplomats are working "at pace" to figure out the situation.

Finance Minister Nicola Willis has urged Kiwis to be "resilient" in the face of the global economic turmoil brought on by hard-hitting US trade tariffs this week. Audio

新西兰国防支出的GDP占比将在未来8年中翻倍，主要集中在装备领域。

The government plans to pump billions into the Defence Force, but there are questions around just who it is the government thinks we might end up using the upgraded equipment against. Audio

Leader says government intervention is needed and has organised a meeting with Police Minister Mark Mitchell. Audio

The Antonov An-124 Ruslan is one of world's largest planes.

A Tokelau official says the country received no warning of the 10 percent tariff, despite weekly contact with US officials. Audio

Trump's tariffs sent global markets reeling, with losses comparable to the global financial crisis and the arrival of Covid-19. Audio

A squally cocktail of rain, hail, wind and thunderstorms tracked across the upper South Island, Taranaki, Waikato and Auckland. Audio

业内人士表示，对原料来源进行审查、提高在美库存、将生产线转移至美国等均是各外贸企业的应对措施。

Some of New Zealand's biggest exporters to the US are trying to come to grips with what exactly the tariffs will mean to them. Audio

Matt Carkeek is on a mission to save Kiwis from bad pies.

A survey of 1000 workers shows 54 percent wish they'd chosen a different path. Audio

The Labour leader says an increase in defence spending is justified regardless of whether New Zealanders support it or not. Audio

Willie Apiata has been advocating for five years to have all veterans recognised and compensated for their service. Audio

The comedian will kick off his tour in Invercargill next year, following his last visit where he mocked New Plymouth and described Central Hawke's Bay residents as "inbred".

Most Kiwis are paying too much for power and could offset the latest price rises if they switched providers or plans, an expert says. Audio

The first broadcast in 1975 was a shock to listeners accustomed to hearing music.

Chris Hipkins says it was a mistake to "accept Winston Peters' recommendation" for two mega ferries, but the NZ First leader is pushing back . Audio

Given the economic uncertainty, realestate.co.nz spokesperson Vanessa Williams said it was understandable many Kiwis would hold off. Audio

ASB Bank says New Zealand's economic recovery will be more Toyota Prius than Ferrari - steady, but not speedy. Audio

Here's how to get rid of them. Audio