April 2022 Issue: Turning Red in the Pacific
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Welcome to the NZCTA Young Associates Newsletter: a monthly-ish digest of happenings and articles for young people interested in the NZ-China space. Be sure to […]
Event Review: Ecommerce & trade in a covid Age
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To kick off the year of the tiger, the New Zealand Chinese Trade Association Young Associates held their first event of the year virtually. In […]
February 2022 Issue: Back to Business
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Welcome to the YA’s newsletter, February edition! For the majority of us, 2022 kicked off with a bang, and the YA has been no exception. With […]
December 2021 Issue: Celebrating the End of 2021
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Welcome to the YA’s newsletter, December edition! 2021 has been quite a grueling year, with numerous lockdowns and restrictions, especially in Auckland. For this month’s […]
November 2021 Issue: Start-Up, Singles Day, and Summit
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Welcome to the YA’s newsletter, November edition! With the traffic light system just around the corner, we are eagerly anticipating reuniting with friends and families […]
October 2021 Issue: A New Normal
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Welcome to the YA’s newsletter, October edition! We wish that you’re all doing well. With the announcement of the new traffic light system, it won’t […]
September 2021 Issue: Spring: The Season of Novelty
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Welcome to the YA’s newsletter, September edition! Happy Spring Season! Spring signals fresh beginnings and all things new, which we are very excited about. This season […]
August 2021 Issue: Resilience, Recruitment, & China’s Livestreaming Leviathan
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Welcome to the YA’s newsletter, August edition! Here we are yet again in level 4 lockdown. We hope that you all are keeping safe in […]
Event Review: Exploring the China-NZ Green Tech Ecosystem
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On the 27th of July, 2021 the Young Associates hosted a physical event in Auckland on a very topical issue: sustainability. The event covered the […]
YA Zoom Into China: Trade Diversification
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For a small country such as New Zealand at the corner of the globe, it is natural and expected that our economy is largely dependent […]