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The mysterious tribes clinging to their ancient ways
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Comment: NZ taking on complex ethnic crisis in Rakhine
The PM is offering help in a very complex conflict in Myanmar.
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Editorial: Apec reduced to a geopolitical stage
EDITORIAL: US-China rivalry has got in the way of progress at the Apec meeting in PNG.
Kiwi dairy-free ice cream firm inks big deal in China
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Cyclone kills 33 in India with thousands in relief camps
Cyclone Gaja leaves trail of devastation as it hits southern India.
Kuala Lumpur: Capital ideas
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'Teapot-tape two': Device removed before PM's meeting in Singapore
PM removes device from table before talks with Myanmar leader Aung San Suu Kyi.
Three reasons to fear another 'Great War' today
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Asia's most eye-opening celebrations
Eli Orzessek looks at some of Asia's most eye-opening celebrations.
Cruising: Voyaging along the Mekong
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Malaysia: Treasure Island
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Stock markets bet Trump will get along with everyone after Midterms
Wall Street is quick to throw cold water on the notion of a new era of bipartisanship.
The short break: 48 hours in Singapore
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Hong Kong: Turning over a New Year
Hong Kong puts on a fascinating seasonal show for Anna Harrison.
Uber rival Ola launches in New Zealand
Indian ride-sharing giant Ola has today launched in Auckland, Wellington and Christchurch.
Chinese property developers brace for epic shakeout
China's Government is trying to keeping the country's mountain of debt in check.
Kiwis in Le Quesnoy to remember NZ connection
New Zealand museum dedication among war remembrance events at Le Quesnoy.
Two weeks with the world's fastest smartphone
Comment: The world's best smartphone might also be its best-kept secret.
What will shake or boost stock markets this month
COMMENT: Will this be a November to remember, or one investors will want to forget?
Japan: Prepare for kick-off
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Taiwan: High and mighty in Hualien
Hualien is the gateway to one of the most spectacular national parks in Asia.
1500m in 21sec: Doomed jet dropped at 'breakneck speed'
The remains of several more victims, including a baby, have been found.
China orders social media giant to clean up pornography from accounts
The amount of pornographic lowbrow content on WeChat's official accounts has increased.
Kuala Lumpur: A city on the move
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