China

The latest manufacturing data out of China is adding to fears the world's largest economy could be headed for a hard landing. Audio

Peter Griffin with tech news; including Apple's monster profits, what the most popular apps were in 2014, and new regulations for foreign tech companies working in China. Audio

China's sports regulator is promising to end the country's obsession with winning gold medals as it moves to combat match-fixing and cheating in sports. Audio

Lynda Chanwai-Earle brings us a story about White Ghosts and Yellow Peril, a new non-fiction publication that reveals some surprising and sometimes unsavoury facts about New Zealand's first contact… Audio

Lynda Chanwai-Earle brings us a story about White Ghosts and Yellow Peril, a new non-fiction publication that reveals some surprising and sometimes unsavoury facts about New Zealand's first contact… Audio

The world's second biggest economy, China, has experienced its slowest expansion in almost quarter of a century. Audio

China has revealed its weakest annual growth in more than two decades. Audio

Since 2003 Daniel Franklin, the Executive Editor of The Economist, has stuck his neck out to predict the big trends and events internationally for the magazine's annual publication, The World in… Audio

Tough questions will be asked of Chinese officials after a New Year's eve stampede in Shanghai crushed 36 people to death. Audio

While fall in the value of dairy exports will impact New Zealand's trade outlook, the bigger risk is what happens in China. Audio

The deadline for Chinese authorities to decide whether to charge a New Zealand man with serious drug offences has passed. Audio

To China where the sharemarket has suffered its sharpest fall in five years with investors going on a profit-taking spree. Audio

As New Zealand's feeling the pressure to agree to an extradition treaty with China, the Law Commission says a complete overhaul of extradition laws is overdue. Audio

It's a fascinating time to find oneself in Hong Kong. With Jordan King, a Sociology Masters student at Victoria University who is a current recipient of a Prime Minister's Scholarship for Asia. Audio

A Sydney woman who was facing a possible death sentence over drug trafficking in China has been released without charge. Audio

Grant Bayldon is the Executive Director of Amnesty International in New Zealand. Audio

China's crack down on allegedly corrupt officials who have fled overseas continues - with a direct request for an extradition treaty with New Zealand. Bernard Keane is an Australian journalist with… Audio

The Labour Party leader Andrew Little has dropped a political bombshell, saying he believes corrupt Chinese who've fled their own country may be making donations to political parties in New Zealand in… Audio

China has also turned to Australian police to help crackdown on corruption among former officials who've fled to that country. Audio