Mary Boyd has been a serving diplomat, business consultant and economic commentator in China for more than 20 years. She has served with the Canadian Foreign Affairs for much of this time, and… Read More
New Zealand Herald Business Editor Liam Dann has been named winner at the inaugural New Zealand China Media Awards. Sponsored by the New Zealand China Council, the awards… Read More
The headline in the Chinese Herald this morning reads “Media Award encourages NZ-China exchanges, Chinese Herald reporter awarded NZ China Media Award”. Chinese Herald is a Chinese publication… Read More
In NBR’s weekend Review, David Robb, Auckland University Professor offers a different perspective on NZ’s trade dependency on China. In “China is dangerously struggling but New Zealand refuses… Read More
We are fortunate to have two experts on China visiting New Zealand at the same time. Taking full advantage of this opportunity, we are holding a briefing on the economic and political changes happening in… Read More
The NZCC is pleased to share with you this detailed analysis on China’s economic outlook, courtesy of ANZ bank. The presentation include: Chinese… Read More
The New Zealand Contemporary China Research Centre is pleased to invite you to a workshop presentation by Dongkun Li, entitled: Stepping Stone or Stumbling Block: the Compressed Development of China’s Outward Foreign Direct Investment… Read More
A visual presentation mapping the growth of New Zealand exports to our key markets from 1983 through to 2013, and includes estimates through to 2018. The nine countries and three groups of countries… Read More
This is address of Hon Tim Groser, Ministry of Trade at Victoria University, during the Wellington Conference on “Contemporary China-China at the Crossroads, what the third plenum means for China, New Zealand… Read More
Overview Every year the New Zealand China Council offers a New Zealand journalist the opportunity to travel to China to research and prepare stories. The purpose… Read More
Next in the series of exhibitions and discussions at Te Papa that explores ideas around culture and history is the “China in the Pacific: an art and cultural symposium”, a gathering of… Read More
New Zealanders are looking online to social media to learn Mandarin as the country’s economic relationship with China deepens. New Zealand China Council’s Executive Director, Pat English believes more businesses had a… Read More
Ngahiwi Tomoana, a member of the New Zealand China Council spoke about the close ties Maori share with Asians. He said that people (Maoris) he took up to China have seen their… Read More
The Confucius Institute in Auckland in cooperation with China Scholarship Council (CSC), of China’s Ministry of Education offers up to 10 full scholarships for Chinese language study in China each year. The… Read More
2nd July, 2014, Hunter Council Chamber, Victoria University of Wellington China is at the crossroads. In November 2013 the Communist Party of China held the third full… Read More
Isobel Thompson of Ellerslie at 93 has passed away, she was one of New Zealand and Auckland’s most important links to pre-liberation China. Isobel was a remarkable woman who served as a nurse in China … Read More
This year’s national conference of the New Zealand China Friendship Society (NZCFS) held last weekend in Havelock North was declared the best ever by the 92 delegates attending from all over the… Read More
Statistics New Zealand recently published fact sheets which provide an overview of New Zealand’s trade, investment, and migration flows with selected countries, each on a single page. The fact sheets were compiled from… Read More
On Friday 23rd May, the New Zealand China Council in conjunction with the New Zealand China Trade Assn, supported by PWC, hosted New Zealand’s Ambassador to China, Carl Worker, as well as… Read More
This tour will appeal to artists as well as those who are interested in gaining a deeper understanding of Chinese culture through its artistic traditions – which will include painting, calligraphy, opera,… Read More
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