Update of the results of the media tour mission in May 2013
NZCFS can feel justly proud of its ability, through its contacts within the Chinese Government, to arrange for important people of both ...
NZCFS Chinese Language Website Launched
The New Zealand China Friendship Society is building on its 60-year reputation as one of New Zealand’s most trusted institutions in China wi...
National Notebook July 2013
AGM thanks outgoing President Eric Livingstone and welcomes incoming President Dave Bromwich
At our May National Conference in Christchu...
Opening a New Chapter in Chinese New Zealand Relations
Huo Yan stayed an extra week to go sightseeing in Queenstown where she went skiing and skydiving, and made a whistle-stop visit to Rotorua. ...
Successful Applicant takes up NZCFS teaching post at Shandan Bai...
Brendan (Ben) Corbett is the new English teacher appointed to teach at Shandan Bailie School in Gansu Province. The advert stated that t...
Shaanxi Province Model Co-operatives Prove a Great Success
Chinese people are renowned for their inventiveness and hard work, their ability to make something beautiful out of virtually nothing and ...
Keeping in step with China’s rebalancing
Liam Dann, NZ Herald reporter, who was on the recent media tour organised by the Society, has published another article in the NZ Herald, th...
“Winston’s Attack on Chinese Community Sad And Unfounded&#...
It is important to underline that, in principle, NZCFS has a policy of being apolitical. However, we feature this admittedly political co...
The China Challenge – a recommended Listener article
If you have access to the Listener (either by subscription, local library, or on-line subscription), you should read the article "The China ...
Tibet – A New Way Forward?
The Economist recently (20 June, 2013) featured the following article:
TIBET - A NEW WAY FORWARD Proposals for a different approach in Tibe...
Dave Bromwich from Hawke’s Bay is our new National President
Hawkes Bay branch's Dave Bromwich was elected Society President at the recent National AGM in Christchurch. One of his first acts was to w...