The Foundation is offering up to 10 places for Leadership Network members to attend the Agribusiness Hui in Raglan on Saturday 15 June 2019.
News/News
Asia New Zealand Foundation marks 25 years
The Asia New Zealand Foundation is celebrating its 25th anniversary in 2019.
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The Crescent Moon: The Asian Face of Islam in New Zealand
A photographic book and exhibition about Muslim New Zealanders has acted as a gateway to understanding Islam over the past decade.
Education/News
Students wowed by lantern festival performers
It’s not often a Mongolian throat singer, a Chinese hat juggler and a trio of traditional folk musicians turn up at Timaru Girls’ High School, so when they do, the students sit up and take notice.
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Simon Draper's March 2019 update
Kia ora koutou. It’s a privilege to be able to announce the Foundation’s new Māori name, Te Whītau Tūhono.
Leadership/News
How innovative education could transform India
India's education leaders must embrace innovation to enrich the learning experiences of millions of young people, writes Leadership Network member Chris Henderson.
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Think Asia
Asia will play a defining role in the lives of young New Zealanders currently going through our education system – in their careers, their economic prosperity, their personal relationships and their
Arts/News
Contemporary Asian arts projects receive funding boost
Six arts projects which will challenge New Zealanders’ perceptions of Asian cultures have been awarded grants by the Asia New Zealand Foundation.
Media/News
Media intern's Indonesia romance
Sherry Zhang says she didn't expect to fall in love during her media internship in Indonesia, but the country quickly swept her off her feet. The Foundation supported Sherry to spend six weeks in Jaka
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Māori could have the edge in Asia
Māori have an edge when it comes to engagement with Asia, new research finds.
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Maori design agency's Japan and China visit
Four creatives from Māui Studios in Ōtautahi (Christchurch) went to China and Japan late last year to get a feel for what working in Asia and with Asian peoples is like. Watch their video for insigh
Research/News
Investigating Chinese perspectives on South China Sea issues
Looking to get a Chinese perspective on issues relating to South China Sea dispute, master's student Jack Petterson travelled to China to talk to academics and officials. He was assisted by an Asia Ne
