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Review is Asia:NZ's free official magazine.
The current Winter Edition is the final printed version of Review magazine. After some 14 years, we are embracing a more efficient mechanism for delivering our quarterly information magazine – the Web – and will be providing news updates daily. The Foundation is as committed as ever to providing comprehensive coverage of Asia:NZ’s activities, and we will continue to serve our readers through the Asia:NZ website.
Over the next few months, our Web Content Manager, Antonia Kokalova-Gray, will be working on a project to make the website more dynamic, with more informative and timely commentary on Asia New Zealand matters. We will feature regular news stories and articles, so you will continue to get all the news, reviews, analysis and opinion that Review magazine is well-known for. Look out for our promotional flyer outlining changes and new features to our website later in the year.
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Winter 2008 (Review's last print edition)
Drivers of change in our schools - the Asia:NZ Principals' Forums
Being Maori Chinese - a review of Dr Manying Ip's recently published book
Who are the peoples of Asia in New Zealand today? - a Q&A with Dr Andrew Butcher
City of Smiles - photos from Bangalore by Mark Dwyer
Q&A with Singapore and David Holborrow Scholarship recipients
Backcopies of Review
Auckland Diverse-City - Home of New Zealand's most ethnically diverse population
Lantern Festival 2008 - The year of the "water" rat
Making art in a foreign land - Asia:NZ's Artist-in-Residence programme
A growing network - Charlie Gao reflects on the 2007 Young Leaders Forum
Letters from Bangalore - Sharon Marris, a young reporter at the Taranaki Daily News spent five weeks working in India
Beijing nearly set for games party - NZPA news editor Kevin Norquay says Beijing is ready, set, go for the 2008 Olympic Games
Diwali 2007 - A pictorial coverage of this year's festivals
Up close and personal with Asia - We meet Asia Downunder producer and presenter Melissa Lee
An intern in Shanghai - Massey University journalism graduate Kate Chapman on life at the Shanghai Daily
New executive director to reinvigorate New Zealand-Asia relations - Dr Richard Grant
Managing India's precious water resources - New Zealand journalist Ryan Hutchings travels to India to look at how rainwater is harvested
Action Asia - An important step for New Zealand business
A year in review - Asia:NZ reflects on the past year
Investigating Asia - Introducing Asia:NZ's new director, policy and research, Andrew Butcher
China rising ready or not - Radio New Zealand journalist Steve Wilde explores the rise and rise of China
Talent pool - Chloe Groser investigates how Asia is providing a talent pool of engineers for a rapidly growing Kiwi company
Cambodia calling - Dan Poynton experiences Cambodia
Vision 20/20 - Susie Buxton discovers a movement that is on the road to curing India’s epidemic blindness
Young Leaders in Action - Young leaders reflect on their experiences at the inaugural Asia:NZ Young Leaders Forum
Assignment India - New Zealander Michael Field discovers India
Almost famous - Shanghai journalist Chen Liying explores New Zealand
Loving your work - Indian entrepreneur Ashish Hemrajani looks at the potential of New Zealand-India business relationships
Chinese Lantern Festival – Highlights of the 2007 event in Auckland and Christchurch
Treading a tightrope of Beijing Chinglish - Kiwi “foreign expert” Emma Moore reflects on the vagaries of the Chinese news media
As far away as you can go without leaving the planet - Author Peter Calder explores Mongolia
Loving your work - We ask the Auckland City Council events organiser, Barbara Strong-MacKinnon what she loves most about her job
Spring 2006 (due to the size of the PDF file, this edition of Review has been divided into two parts. You can view part one here and part two here)
Islanded - Contemporary art from New Zealand, Singapore and Taiwan
Following in Hillary’s footsteps - Journalist Robyn Cubie travels to Nepal to discover other New Zealanders who have followed in Hillary’s footsteps
A year in review - Asia:NZ reflects on the achievements and challenges of 2005/2006
New look online at www.asianz.org.nz - Asia:NZ launches its new website
Asia:NZ’s Young Leaders’ Forum - Tertiary students and recent graduates from New Zealand and Asia come together for a week-long leadership programme being held in Wellington and Auckland
A Year in Hangzhou - Esther Rohs reflects on her time studying at Zhejiang University in Hangzhou, China
Inspiring India - 20/20 journalist Miriama Kamo travels to India on an Asia:NZ media grant to produce two television documentaries about Indian life
Revealing research - Dr Rebecca Foley, Asia:NZ's director, policy and research, reveals what makes her job so rewarding
Preparing New Zealand for Asia - Asia:NZ and the Ministry of Education have completed a year-long project to identify strategies that will increase understanding of Asia at all levels of New Zealand society
Battling bird flu - Vietnam has been the country hit hardest by the the current outbreaks of bird flu. Sue Ingram looks at the country's battle to contain the deadly H5N1 virus
Voice of the future - Waikato University student Ainsley Thompson reflects on the APEC Summit in Korea
The year after - One year on from the Boxing Day tsunami, the relief effort in Sri Lanka is still patchy
Cultural understanding - As culture director at Asia:NZ it is Jennifer King's job to make the cultures of Asia more accessible to New Zealanders - a broad mandate indeed
Lighting up NZ - For the fourth year running, Asia:NZ's Diwali Festivals gave New Zealanders the opportunity to experience a traditional Indian festival
The blackboard jihad - Graeme Acton reports on Indonesia's pesantren system of Islamic boarding school
Educating New Zealand - Why is Asia important to young New Zealanders?
Opinion - Professor Paul Spoonley on the century of China and the Chinese
New Zealand Eyes on Asia - TVNZ"s Asia correspondent Charlotte Glennie is making sure New Zealanders keep their eyes on Asia
Too big to ignore - New Zealand enterprises cannot afford to ignore the growing importance of Asia
Making human rights a priority in India - Anji Kurian examines human rights issues in India
Asian art making a difference - New Zealand's art funding agency and galleries are changing their policies to reflect the increasing influence of Asian culture
Lantern magic - This year's Chinese Lantern Festivals in Auckland and Christchurch were a sight to behold
Unfinished business - Jose Ramos-Horta comments on the United Nations' role in Timor-Leste
Are New Zealand businesses ready for Asia? - Bill Watson provides some answers
Working for peace in Southeast Asia - ASEAN NGOs explore ways to resolve and prevent armed conflict
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