The Schwarzman Scholars Programme through NZ eyes
The Schwarzman Scholars Programme offers an unparalleled chance to study global affairs for a year at Tsinghua University in Beijing, taught by and studying alongside some of the world’s best and brig...
2 Loka 202532min
Tastes of Two Worlds – China’s Food Sector from a kiwi entrepreneur’s perspective
What does it take to build a food brand in one of the world’s fastest-changing markets? What food trends are shaping Chinese consumer choices in 2025? How are consumers responding to sustainability wh...
15 Heinä 202551min
China’s ‘Two Sessions’ 2025 Signals to Watch
Are China’s annual ‘Two Sessions’ (known in Chinese as ‘lianghui’) in early March the world’s largest political meetings you didn’t hear about? We’re back again for a discussion of these critical pol...
20 Maalis 202540min
Te hono a te ao Māori ki a Haina: Māori approaches to engagement with China past, present, future
In February 2025, we launched our latest research report: Te hono a te ao Māori ki a Haina: Māori approaches to engagement with China past, present, future. Hear from the report authors and other r...
6 Maalis 202550min
Bridging Cultures: Navigating the study of Chinese languages and Te Reo Māori
This September in Aotearoa New Zealand, we celebrate two special weeks: Te Wiki o te Reo Māori (14–21 Sept), marking the 52nd anniversary of the Māori Language Petition on Saturday 14th, and New Zeala...
18 Syys 202453min
The big China issues of 2024: An Australian perspective
Like New Zealand, Australia is also tracking China’s economy closely, as well as grappling with increasingly complex regional geopolitics. It’s always helpful for us to swap notes, especially with an...
15 Elo 202444min
Sourcing from the world’s factory: Our import relationship with China
China is New Zealand’s largest source of imports, whether ready for consumption under NZ or increasingly well-known Chinese brands, or providing materials and components for our domestic manufacturing...
9 Heinä 202445min
