China

Wellington synth-wiz Luke Rowell a.k.a. Disasteradio on his 13 date tour of China, from Shanghai to Chengdu, with a series of personal audio diaries. Audio

Beijing and bicycles used to go together like Venice and the gondola. But consumerism and urban sprawl has seen the number of people cycling plummet to record lows. Dr. Jinhua Zhao is studying the… Audio

Nigel Stirling considers how NZ can balance its relationships with China and the US Audio

Editor of New Left Review, novelist, author of over 20 books on world history and politics, and the 2011 Sir Douglas Robb Lecturer at Auckland University. Audio

Lauren Keane of the Washington Post on the attempts being made to persuade the Chinese to eat less rice and more potatoes. Audio

Pollution is now the leading cause of death in China. The pH level of rain in Southern China is the same as that of vinegar and there are cities where the smog is so dense people go without seeing the… Audio

Chris speaks with Chinese author and journalist Xinran Xue about her riveting new read "Message from an unknown Chinese Mother" and gains an insight into the societal predisposition for sons in a… Audio

Insight investigates how the impact of the recession on China might affect trade with NZ Audio

A year later, we talk Shelley Huang about her self-funded documentary on the Sichuan Earthquake in China. Audio

Chris spoke to author Mark Leonard about his new book 'What Does China Think'. Audio

Insight asks New Zealand athletes about whether they should speak out about China's human rights record at the Olympics. Audio

Insight looks at the potential impact of New Zealand's free trade deal with China. Audio

Insight looks at the rivalry between China and Taiwan for influence in the Pacific. Audio