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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.

Auckland Branch Autumn 2016 Newsletter

17 February, 2016
The Auckland Chinese Association Newsletter for Autumn - February 2016 is now available.

2016 Easter Sport Tournament

11 December, 2015
The 2016 Easter Sport Tournament will be held in Auckland. Click on the monkeys to visit the website!

Turning Stone into Jade

26 April, 2015
To celebrate 80 years as New Zealand's leading national Chinese organisation, the New Zealand Chinese Association is delighted to announce the forthcoming publication of its latest book — about its own history. 雕 石 成 璧 Turning Stone into Jade

NZCA Ventnor Trip

21 February, 2015
An Important part of Chinese New Zealand history.

Chinese Poll Tax Heritage Trust - Research Project on Chinese Laundries in New Zealand

8 January, 2015
Some of us may remember the local Chinese laundry, where our parents or grandparents worked for long hours in hot, steamy conditions. Laundry work was one of the main occupations that Chinese immigrants to New Zealand took up after the gold rushes, along with market gardening and fruit and vegetable and grocery stores. Chinese laundries were so prevalent by the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries, they became an ethnic stereotype, particularly in the United States and Canada.

Turning Stone into Jade

29 May, 2014
This is the story of how a community founded by Chinese sojourners and migrants adapted to New Zealand, their new homeland far from the place of their ancestor's birth. The community history will be published soon. To purchase a copy of Turning Stone into Jade, please email the NZCA at info@nzchinese.org.nz[mailto:info@nzchinese.org.nz]

Por Pors Cookbook by Carolyn King

1 October, 2013
Home cooking through the generations since Chinese Women Settled in New Zealand over the last 100 years

New Zealand Chinese Association (Auckland) Inc. Annual Golf Tournament 2013

8 May, 2013
The annual NZCA Auckland Branch Inc. Golf Tournament will be held at the* Manukau Golf Club 1/1 Great South Road, Takanini, Auckland* on *Sunday 26th May 2013.*

Dragon 100 Young Chinese Leaders Forum 2013 is now open for applications.

26 April, 2013
*Date: 9-17 August 2013*

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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.

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