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Chinese ANZACs now available
20 August, 2016
Hard cover copies of Chinese ANZACs are now available for sale.
How Mr And Mrs Gock Saved The Kumara
15 August, 2016
Auckland Branch Members, Mr and Mrs Gock feature in a TVNZ short story.
Opening of the Chinese Community Courtyard at Te Takare
24 July, 2016
NZCA President and Gisborne Mayor Meng Foon attended the opening of the Chinese Community Courtyard at Te Takare.
PM John Key's speech at Tsinghua University
21 May, 2016
On the 19 April 2016 the Prime Minister the Rt Hon John Key's spoke at Tsinghua University and mentions both our National President Meng Foon and Chinese ANZACs.
Chinese ANZAC
25 April, 2016
The Governor General Sir Jerry Mateparae, together with the Minister of Ethnic Communities Hon Peseta Sam Lotu-Iiga, the Chief of Army Major General Peter Kelly, the National Senior Vice President of the Royal New Zealand Returned Services Association Mr Bob Hill, the Deputy Head of Mission of the Embassy of the People’s Republic of China Mr Qu Guangzhou, and other distinguished guests attended the official launch of a book about Australian and New Zealand ANZACS of Chinese descent during World War One at the Pukeahu National War Memorial Park on 8 March 2016 at 6.00pm.
Chefs
18 March, 2016
The National President of the New Zealand Chinese Association (NZCA) Mr Meng Foon doubts that there are many unemployed Chinese chefs in New Zealand and certainly none in Gisborne where he is mayor.“I hear of many restaurants that are finding it very hard to find suitable chefs – particularly in the smaller towns and provinces.
Auckland Branch Autumn 2016 Newsletter
17 February, 2016
The Auckland Chinese Association Newsletter for Autumn - February 2016 is now available.
NZCA 2016 Academic Awards
13 February, 2016
Application forms for the NZCA 2016 Academic Awards are now availableSelection of winners of the awards will be made by the Education/Cultural Sub-Committee of NZCA.
2016 Easter Sport Tournament
11 December, 2015
The 2016 Easter Sport Tournament will be held in Auckland.
The New Zealand Chinese Association is a national organisation with over 80 years of uninterrupted history, comprising of 14 branches throughout New Zealand.
It represents the interests of both long-established and new Chinese migrant groups.
Latest Posts
- Chinese ANZACs now available 20 August, 2016
- How Mr And Mrs Gock Saved The Kumara 17 August, 2016
- Opening of the Chinese Community Courtyard at Te Takare 24 July, 2016
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