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Chinese families struggle to cover rising school holiday costs
Families in Auckland are seeking budget-friendly solutions as the cost of school holiday programmes climbs.
Asian survivors of sexual violence detail struggles
A ground-breaking report has found young Asian survivors of sexual violence face multiple barriers when seeking help.
How Singles' Day could become NZ's next shopping extravaganza
New Zealand retailers see sales potential amid population changes.
'Sitting the month': Chinese women struggle to navigate differences in postpartum care
Many Asian mothers follow a traditional set of strict lifestyle and dietary guidelines in the month after giving birth.
'It's a bit unfair' - Relief teachers express concerns over income drop
Chinese relief teachers are voicing concerns over income reductions and job security after the government removed pay parity for relief teachers in early childhood centres.
幼教机构代课老师薪资有变,华人老师感慨收入变低,生活上入不敷出
今年10月起,政府将幼教机构中代课老师(relief teachers)从公平薪酬(pay parity)协议中移除,一些老师的收入因此受影响。
“学完就忘”,华裔家庭发愁孩子中文学习,学者认为应“因材施教”
奥大学者表示,传统的中文学习教材与新西兰华裔的生活脱节,没有参与感的中文学习,可能会最终让孩子失去学习中文的兴趣,成为一种负担。
Moon Festival lights up Auckland with rich cultural traditions
Festivalgoers braved mixed weekend weather to enjoy lantern displays, mooncake-making workshops, traditional Hanfu parades, and lively lion and dragon dances.
Auckland restaurants embroiled in 'destructive' price war
Chinese restaurants are offering set meals for less than $10 to attract customers but need to sell hundreds just to break even.
9.9纽元套餐风行,华人餐厅老板呼吁:不要盲目跟风,卖不到一定量,根本不赚钱
多家中餐厅通过销售价格低于10纽元的套餐来吸引顾客。但要实现收支平衡,餐厅每日的销量必须达到上百份。
Foodie: First peek inside Auckland's colossal Asian supermarket
Vehicles on roads leading to the Westgate emporium crawl to a halt as thousands descend on the 3800sqm store on opening day.
华人留学生感慨高学历也难就业,移民局称:从未保证过留学必然能移民
移民局表示,移民政策设置要优先确保新西兰人的就业。和大多数移民一样,国际留学生要在新西兰长期居留,取决于毕业后能否找到一份技能工作。
“多美路月亮节”因故延期,当地华人商会:我们自己办
Balmoral华人商会的副会长Gavin Zhang表示,无论是从文化的角度,还是商业发展的角度来看,今年的"月亮节"都不应该延期,而应该继续举办下去。
Auckland restaurant owners facing slump worse than Covid
Ongoing construction woes, rising crime and a sluggish economy are just some of the issues haunting dining establishments in the city centre.