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Report on NZCA Conference 2025
17 August, 2025
“Health and Well-being in Our Community” was the theme of this year’s New Zealand Chinese Association’s (NZCA) Annual Conference held on 12 and 13th July 2025 in Kilbirnie, Wellington.
2025 NZCA Academic Awards
12 December, 2024
The 2025 NZCA Academic Awards has recently gone through a small makeover with a new and more streamlined digital application process.
2024 NZCA Academic Awards
14 March, 2024
The 2024 NZCA Academic Awards has recently gone through a small makeover with a new and more streamlined digital application process.
2023 NZCA Academic Awards
10 January, 2023
Application forms for the NZCA 2023 Academic Awards are now available
Blessing the new SS Ventnor memorial site in Opononi
26 May, 2020
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Ventnor memorial receives Provincial Growth Funding
8 May, 2020
The New Zealand Chinese Association (NZCA) is delighted to receive Government support from the Provincial Growth Fund for its SS Ventnor memorial.
The New Zealand Chinese Association (Inc) wishes Meng Foon the Mayor of Gisborne
15 March, 2019
The New Zealand Chinese Association (Inc) wishes Meng Foon the Mayor of Gisborne - who has announced his retirement - all the best for the next stage in his journey.
Ching Ming April 2018
26 April, 2018
NZCA pays respects at Rawene cemetery, and visits Ventnor-related sites in the rohe of Te Rarawa and Te Roroa iwi in the Hokianga as part of Ching Ming celebrations.
69th NZCA Easter Tournament
23 March, 2017
The 69th "New Zealand Chinese Association (Inc) Annual Sports Tournament" and Cultural Show 2017 will be hosted by the Canterbury Branch in our beautiful Garden City, Christchurch.
Chinese ANZACs now available
20 August, 2016
Hard cover copies of Chinese ANZACs are now available for sale.
How Mr And Mrs Gock Saved The Kumara
15 August, 2016
Auckland Branch Members, Mr and Mrs Gock feature in a TVNZ short story.
Opening of the Chinese Community Courtyard at Te Takare
24 July, 2016
NZCA President and Gisborne Mayor Meng Foon attended the opening of the Chinese Community Courtyard at Te Takare.
The New Zealand Chinese Association is a national organisation with over 80 years of uninterrupted history, comprising of 14 branches throughout New Zealand.
It represents the interests of both long-established and new Chinese migrant groups.
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