A bank executive who is also a Chinese Communist Party member also worked to finance a multimillion-dollar loan for a project to expand Napier’s port.

At a public meeting in Lower Hutt on Tuesday, the Prime Minister was asked about ever-increasing rates and costs by Green and Labour councillors in the capital. His reply: ‘You get what you deserve’, ...

Wellington’s police commander complained to mayor Andrew Little about Ray Chung’s behaviour during the floods in April, when he started his own search party for a missing man.

An ACT candidate has withdrawn from a new Wellington electorate race at November’s election, after failing to declare her previous membership of a Chinese political group linked to the country’s rulin...

Two decades after conning New Zealand media outlets, Jake Sanders has re-emerged in Asia as a geopolitical commentator, media executive, ordained priest and the ‘Knight Commander’ of a religious order...

Hong Kong pro-democracy media tycoon Jimmy Lai has been jailed for 20 years following his foreign collusion and sedition conviction.

The Washington Post embarked on severe cuts despite appeals by the newsroom to owner Jeff Bezos. The paper is to narrow its focus largely to politics and national security.

Emails show a trusted police liaison officer was a key point of contact for a foreign state - in ways that raised alarms inside police

Jimmy Lai, the former Hong Kong media mogul and outspoken critic of Beijing, has been convicted in a landmark national security trial in the city’s court, which could send him to prison for the rest of his life.

It started as a chance meeting through an online Scrabble game. But Helen, a Cantabrian in her 60s, was about to fall victim to a scam that would cost her $100,000 ‒ one of tens of thousands being per...

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OPINION: Iranians find themselves trapped between two evils, of a brutal regime and a devastating war.

A high-powered group of former political leaders have publicly urged Prime Minister Christopher Luxon to restate New Zealand’s commitment to China.

Christopher Luxon’s deputy chief press secretary quits after Stuff investigation into allegations he secretly recorded sessions with sex workers.

Former Supreme Court justice Sir William Young is the first NZ judge appointed to Hong Kong’s top court since the introduction of draconian national security laws.

Teanau Tuiono says police need to do better in distinguishing international criminals from human rights advocates and government critics.

An investigation into the tactics Beijing allegedly uses to target its critics is labelled ‘complete fabrication’ by the Embassy in Wellington.

Chinese authorities exploited Interpol and strong-armed one of the world’s richest men to pursue a target.

A worldwide investigation exposes how Chinese authorities allegedly use Interpol “red notices” for political ends, including targets in New Zealand.

Beijing-backed “GONGOs” have transformed the Palais des Nations into a hostile environment for critics of President Xi Jinping.

An international investigation uncovers the scope and tactics of Beijing’s campaign to target its critics, including in New Zealand.