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India vs Australia: Mithali Raj equals record of most 50 plus scores in ICC Women's World Cup

AUCKLAND: India captain Mithali Raj created history by scoring a half-century in the match against Australia in the ongoing ICC Women's Cricket World Cup in Auckland on Saturday.

The Times of India

Women's Cricket World Cup: Australia beats India by six wickets to reach the semi-finals

Australia overcomes India's challenge at Eden Park in Auckland, chasing down 278 to maintain a 100 per cent record in the Women's Cricket Word Cup. Look back at the scores and stats in our ScoreCentre.

ABC News

Women's Cricket World Cup: Indian team celebrates Holi in Auckland before next clash

AUCKLAND: Currently involved in the ICC Women's ODI World Cup here in New Zealand, the Indian team celebrated Holi in Auckland on Friday before its next match against Australia.

The Times of India

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Aussies eye return to World Cup semis

Victory over India in Saturday's clash at Auckland's Eden Park will make Australia the first confirmed semi-finalist in the Women's Cricket World Cup.

AAP

Auckland past Omicron peak, long tail expected

Health officials warn that while cases are largely among younger age groups at this moment, the long tail of the outbreak could leave a lasting impact on older and more vulnerable people

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Iconic Auckland cafe gives up the pandemic ghost

Many cafes and restaurants are on their last legs, according to those in the industry

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Tino ātaahua, Tāmaki Makaurau

A novelist's love letter to Auckland

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Auckland past virus peak, NZ top doc says

New Zealand's Director General of Health Ashley Bloomfield says COVID-19 cases and daily hospitalisations in Auckland are dropping.

AAP

Why lending changes solve little for shut-out first home buyers

Tightened Reserve Bank LVR mortgage deposit rules, and impossibly restrictive Kāinga Ora price caps are keeping first home buyers out of houses, experts say. Not the CCCFA debacle

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Who will be the next mayor of Auckland?

Auckland will have a new mayor after the local elections later this year. The Detail talks to the three frontrunners for the job.

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How you turn an MIQ facility back to a hotel

Hopes are high for a swift return to pre-pandemic normality for the hotel sector, but the slow return of international travellers and an oversupply of rooms may stand in the way.

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‘Everything is rising’: New Zealanders make painful sacrifices as living costs skyrocket

Coffee, burgers, haircuts and even cauliflowers are soaring in price as inflation takes hold

The Guardian - AU

Luxon spies an opportunity

National promises to remove six 'taxes' advanced by Labour, and to stop some of its biggest spending projects and policy reforms, if elected. Tim Murphy reports

Newsroom.co.nz

Phil Goff: Time to pay more to fix climate

Auckland Mayor Phil Goff makes the case for his proposed climate action rate - an extra $1.12 a week for median ratepayers over the next 10 years

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Evening Standard

New Zealand’s biggest-ever drug bust as half ton of meth seized at Auckland Airport

Police said they intercepted the shipment of 613 kilograms of meth at the airport

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Girls stepping into Dame Val's shoes - literally

As Dame Valerie Adams closes the door on a superlative shot put career, she's gifting her big shoes to a new generation of young women throwers, she tells Suzanne McFadden.

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Omicron's potentially bumpy peak

Auckland's raging epidemic has surprised experts and could flag a different progression for the Omicron outbreak than expected.

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Maximising benefits of Auckland light rail

The Auckland light rail decision has created considerable excitement as well as much expected trepidation by those concerned about the project’s significant costs and potential effects.

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Hugs, Tears as 'Fortress New Zealand' Relaxes Border

New Zealanders stranded overseas by the pandemic returned home to tears and hugs Monday as the country began dismantling some of the world's toughest Covid-related border restrictions. At Auckland airport, relatives carrying signs such as "welcome home my dearest daughter" scooped up loved ones allowed into the country without mandatory…

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'Head in the sand': Govt's virus brinkmanship

As case numbers have skyrocketed, the only thing the Government has done is repeal restrictions, accelerating the pace of the outbreak.

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Sulu's Covid battle goes straight to the heart

Silver Fern Sulu Fitzpatrick opens up about the coronavirus infection that's affected her physically, mentally, emotionally and financially, and stalled her return to lead the champion

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Frustration over Govt's 'misleading' Covid testing figures

Why is the testing system already buckling, well below our 'baseline' capacity?

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Week-long waits for Covid PCR test results will worsen outbreak – epidemiologist

Struggling testing centres closing, 7-day delays on results and rapid antigen tests handed out as a stopgap – businesses and individuals are paying the price for overwhelmed testing regime

AAP

New Zealand reports 2365 COVID-19 cases

Two people with COVID-19 have died in Auckland, but further south in Wellington, anti-vaccine protesters have thrown human excrement on police officers.

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Bipartisan approach to mental health off to bad start

The health minister has rejected National’s request for a youth mental health summit, putting the Opposition's plan to treat mental health as a bipartisan issue on the back foot.

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