This report looks at the Foundation's Perceptions of Asia surveys conducted between 1997 and 2011.

This first report discusses preliminary findings from the initial online survey of 131 students and 40 in-depth interviews.

New Zealand already has links with Asia but we can build on these to open up a world of opportunities, especially for young New Zealanders.

This research report presents the 2009 results of the annual ‘Perceptions of Asia’ survey conducted for the Asia New Zealand Foundation (Asia:NZ).

This report shows that despite a relatively small Asian population through much of the 20th century, the origins of local Asian residents stretch back to the 1800s.

Dunedin has enjoyed a long-term relationship with Asia. As was the case in the United States, Canada and Australia, the initial impetus for Chinese migration to New Zealand was a gold rush

This final Outlook report in the series on New Zealand’s Asian populations looks at Asians in Wellington and the changing ethnic profiles of New Zealand's capital city.

The changing ethnic make-up of Auckland foreshadows changes that will spread to other parts of New Zealand.

In this report, authors Dr Raj Vasil and Dr Hong-Kee Yoon look at New Zealand's changing demography, with a focus on immigration from Asia.