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Hong Kong Festival comes to Auckland in August

July 15 2010

The sights, sounds and tastes of modern Hong Kong are coming to Auckland in August with the second Hong Kong Festival.

Two key events will be the Hong Kong Film Festival at the Rialto Newmarket, which starts August 12, and a banquet party at The Langham Auckland in Symonds St on August 19.

The Film Festival includes eight new movies from Hong Kong, including one that will premiere in Auckland on the same day as in Hong Kong. Festival Director Raymond Suen says distributors in Hong Kong are keen to be involved with the NZ Festival as they are aware of the recent interaction between Hong Kong and Oscar award winning creative director Richard Taylor of Weta Workshops through HK’s Cyberport.


The movie reviews, screening times and ticket booking can be found on
www.hkfilmfestival.co.nz.

Felix Lee, President of the Hong Kong New Zealand Business Association, which hosts the festival with sponsorship from HK Economic and Trade Office, HK Trade Development Council, The Langham Auckland, Cathay Pacific and HSBC, says the banquet will be a real mid-winter celebration featuring  some of Auckland’s hip young Chinese performers. For more information or to buy tickets for the banquet please email hk@hongkong.org.nz


HKNZBA team supports Tim Groser in Hong Kong

30 March 2010

The Closer Economic Partnership (CEP) between New Zealand and Hong Kong further strengthens the economic links between New Zealand and the Asia-Pacific region Trade Minister Tim Groser says.

In Hong Kong for the signing of the CEP on March 29, Mr Groser said the free trade agreement (FTA) complements New Zealand's existing FTA with China, and given Hong Kong's position as a regional trading and investment hub, supports NZ business engagement with the wider region.
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Strong NZ digital influence on global stage in Hong Kong

30 March 2010

New Zealand made its presence felt again at the 2010 Digital Entertainment Leadership Forum (DELF) at Cyberport in Hong Kong.

Weta Workshops’ Richard Taylor was a keynote speaker at this year’s international forum, which focused on “the next wave of digital creativity”. Wellington and how it had positioned itself globally was the key theme last year.


Richard opened with a short and predictably stunning Weta showreel and tracked through a highlights list of Weta's involvement in various film projects from “King Kong” to “District 9” and “Avatar”, which recently won the Best Visual Effects Award at the 82nd Academy Awards.
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About HKNZBA

Hong Kong and New Zealand are strong trading partners with two way trade currently worth around $823 million. At the end of November 2009, exports were up by 14.7% on the previous year. NZ and HK have agreed to a Closer Economic Partnership, which is expected to drive that growth further.

The Hong Kong New Zealand Business Association (HKNZBA) has been helping foster business links since it was founded in 1988. Membership has grown to include major corporates, SMEs and individuals, some whom have joint membership with its sister organisation the New Zealand Chamber of Commerce in Hong Kong. 

HKNZBA works with ‘Hong Kong Inc.’- Hong Kong Trade Development Council, Hong Kong Economic and Trade Office, Invest Hong Kong and Hong Kong Tourism Board – to provide its members with a solid network of contacts in Hong Kong and substantial knowledge databases. 

Similar links are in place with the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and New Zealand Trade and Enterprise. 

HKNZBA is a member of the Hong Kong Federation, a unique network of 32 Hong Kong Business Associations in 24 countries with over 11,000 individual associates, which offers membership advantages in Hong Kong. HKNZBA welcomes new members with business links with Hong Kong.