News

26th January 2021

NZ China Council welcomes signing of China FTA upgrade

The New Zealand China Council welcomes the signing of the NZ-China free trade agreement upgrade as positive news for Kiwi exporters amid ongoing global uncertainty. Chairman Sir Don McKinnon says the upgraded agreement will contribute… Read More

13th January 2021

Highlights from NZCC’s 2020 Podcasts

What do Sir Richard Taylor, ZURU’s powerhouse Anna Mowbray, EY Entrepreneur of the Year Mohammed Hikmet and Zespri Chair Bruce Cameron have in common? They all have fascinating China stories to share. Read More

13th November 2020

PODCAST RELEASE: Taking autonomous vehicles to the world!

Pakuranga, an eastern suburb in Auckland, is probably not the first place you’d expect to find a disruptive technology business. This is, however,  exactly where you find HMI Technology’s bustling head office. HMI’s autonomous vehicle… Read More

9th October 2020

Anna Mowbray Part 1: ZURU’s China journey

Anna Mowbray is the co-owner and COO of ZURU toys, the eighth largest privately owned toy company in the world. ZURU is well-known for its disruptive and innovative approach to the industry. The company has now diversified into FMCG… Read More

2nd October 2020

North Asia CAPE Panel Discussion

The North Asia CAPE recently hosted a Post-Covid live panel: New Zealand’s mahi in the region. The discussion was moderated by North Asia CAPE Director Professor Paul Clark, and featured economist and commentator Shamubeel Eaqub;… Read More

20th September 2020

Happy New Zealand Chinese Language Week 2020!

This week is the New Zealand Chinese Language Week. The NZ China Council has been an active supporter of the initiative since its inception. This year, our Next Generation Members – Nathalie Harrington, Ben Abraham,… Read More

22nd April 2020

Covid crisis a time to reveal our nation’s spirit

It is often said a crisis doesn’t change people, it reveals them. As COVID-19 devastates countries and drags the global economy into recession, we’re witnessing the greatest disruption to the free flow of people across… Read More