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New Zealand-born Asians suffering poorer mental health outcomes, survey says www.rnz.co.nz/news/chinese-english/952272/new-zealand-born-asians-suffering-poorer-mental-health-outcomes-survey-says Asian Family Services chief executive Kelly Feng says that being born in New Zealand does not automatically create a sense of belonging.
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Speaker will not take action over Winston Peters' 'racist' comments www.rnz.co.nz/news/chinese-english/905442/speaker-will-not-take-action-over-winston-peters-racist-comments The Speaker will not be taking action on a request from the Green Party that New Zealand First leader Winston Peters be asked to withdraw and apologise for his comments to their MP Lawrence Xu-Nan.
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Chinese voters reconsider allegiances after Peters’ ‘racist’ remarks www.rnz.co.nz/news/chinese-english/874066/chinese-voters-reconsider-allegiances-after-peters-racist-remarks Hundreds unite in a social media group to call on Peters to be sacked as foreign minister after verbal attack on Green MP Lawrence Xu-Nan.
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'It hurts us': Auckland’s Chinese community slam Peters’ ‘go back to your own country’ insult www.rnz.co.nz/news/chinese-english/854756/it-hurts-us-auckland-s-chinese-community-slam-peters-go-back-to-your-own-country-insult International students say the remarks left them feeling unwelcome in New Zealand. Others say the language may deepen social divisions.
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Winston Peters 'inviting a sacking' with attack on Chinese-born MP, Helen Clark says www.rnz.co.nz/news/politics/849602/winston-peters-inviting-a-sacking-with-attack-on-chinese-born-mp-helen-clark-says The foreign minister telling Lawrence Xu-Nan to "go back to your own country" sends a bad message to migrants and our biggest trading partner.
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Luxon criticises Peters for 'inappropriate attention-seeking comments' towards Green MP www.rnz.co.nz/news/politics/842204/luxon-criticises-winston-peters-for-inappropriate-attention-seeking-comments-towards-green-mp The prime minister has criticised Winston Peters for making "inappropriate attention-seeking comments" after the foreign minister told a Chinese-born New Zealand MP to "go back to your own country".
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Chinese Embassy in New Zealand voices concerns to MFAT over Winston Peters comments www.rnz.co.nz/news/politics/844267/chinese-embassy-in-new-zealand-voices-concerns-to-mfat-over-winston-peters-comments The Chinese Embassy in New Zealand said it had lodged "solemn representations" with the Foreign Ministry over the "negative China-related remarks made by a certain politician in the New Zealand Parliament."
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Asian community leaders condemn Winston Peters' 'go back to your own country' insult www.rnz.co.nz/news/chinese-english/844077/asian-community-leaders-condemn-winston-peters-go-back-to-your-own-country-insult Two Asian leaders urged members of the ethnic community to use their vote in the upcoming general election to ensure their voices were being heard.
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Police searching for missing woman recover body in West Auckland www.rnz.co.nz/news/crime-and-justice/780004/police-searching-for-missing-woman-recover-body-in-west-auckland Police searching for a missing woman have recovered a body from the area of the West Auckland suburb of Swanson.
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Young woman missing from West Auckland www.rnz.co.nz/news/chinese-english/768796/young-woman-missing-from-west-auckland Twenty-year-old Wolvedi Ding was last seen in the western suburb of Swanson on Friday morning.
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‘I'm still here, don’t remarry': Documenting the past through 'simple' remittance letters www.rnz.co.nz/news/chinese-english/728646/i-m-still-here-don-t-remarry-documenting-the-past-through-simple-remittance-letters A Chinese box-office hit that has been screening in Auckland documents the rich history of remittance letters that migrants once sent to their families back home.
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Pilots enhance representation of Pan-Asian creatives on screen www.rnz.co.nz/news/chinese/595337/pilots-enhance-representation-of-pan-asian-creatives-on-screen Four new web series touch on themes such as loneliness, cultural conflict, family feuds and artificial intelligence.