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Donald Trump finds a new way to impose tariffs but Asia isn't buying the reason

US President Donald Trump's new tariffs of 10% to 12.5% on imports from 60 trading partners, including India, have sparked criticism from Japan, Australia, Singapore and New Zealand. The Trump tariffs, linked to forced labour enforcement under Section 301, replace temporary global duties after a US Supreme Court setback.

The Economic Times

'Tough decision': Fifita's three choices for World Cup

Gold Coast and Queensland star Jojo Fifita qualifies for New Zealand, Australia and Tonga at the Rugby League World Cup and D-day is fast approaching.

AAP

Teachers and doctors are losing the ability to self-regulate. What are the risks?

Until recently, New Zealand legislation has recognised teachers, doctors and nurses as self-regulating professionals. But several recent law changes will change all that.

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Giant metal roosters spread autism acceptance in Maine after town zoning spat

Giant metal roosters are popping up on lawns in and around a coastal Maine community and as far away as New Zealand in support of a 6-year-old autistic girl and her love of the colorful creations

The Independent UK

Maia on fire in burgeoning rugby career

The Blues face off again this weekend against the South Island's Matatū in the Super Rugby Aupiki final. Black Ferns lock Maia Roos will be key.

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Moral distress: for primary care doctors, ‘doing the right thing’ can feel impossible

Modern healthcare systems ask much of primary care doctors. They are expected to diagnose, reassure, coordinate care, manage chronic illness and increasingly fill the gaps when other parts of the system come under strain.

The Conversation

Why you can stop feeling guilty about the 18C home heating rule

Comment from Otago University: Public health advice insists on heating bedrooms to 18C overnight, but Sir David Skegg finds little robust science for it

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NZ closes embassy in Tehran a second time as Iran airstrikes resume

Just weeks after reopening its doors, NZ’s embassy in Middle East hotspot is caught up in collapse of ceasefire deal

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A First-of-Its-Kind Global Study Links Prolonged Heat Waves to Sharply Higher Mental Health Hospitalizations

A 2026 Nature Health study of 2.6 million hospitalizations found that sustained heat waves are linked to significantly higher mental health hospitalizations across four countries.

Medical Daily

The Oval to host 2027 World Test Championship final from June 9

The Oval will host the 2027 World Test Championship final. England secured hosting rights for three finals, with the ECB selecting venues. Australia leads the current standings, followed by South Africa and New Zealand. Bangladesh and India are also in contention for a final spot. Several crucial series will shape…

The Economic Times

Tottenham confirm squad for pre-season tour as new signings included but Guglielmo Vicario left behind

Spurs will play Auckland FC, Sydney FC and Chelsea in New Zealand and Australia

Evening Standard

Total solar eclipse books out hotels two years in advance in New Zealand city

Dunedin will be the focal point, having last experienced such an eclipse in 1163 – before any humans reached New Zealand

The Guardian - AU

US-Iran tensions underpin dollar as yen nears 40-year low

The dollar stabilized on Thursday as U.S.-Iran tensions increased investor caution. Rising oil prices fueled inflation fears and supported the safe-haven dollar. The Japanese yen languished near a forty-year low with little recovery in sight. European Central Bank is expected to hold rates steady but may hike later. Australian and…

The Economic Times

New ferry names: Winston calls it woke, but debating Cook’s legacy is nothing new

With an election looming, it was perhaps unsurprising that Minister for Rail Winston Peters used the announcement of the names of two new state-owned ferries to indulge in a little campaign signalling.

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NZ has the sunshine, the tech and the expertise for solar – but not the political will

Comment from Auckland University: Australia has 4.4m solar homes while NZ sits at just 75,000. Here are 10 policy steps needed to unlock rooftop energy.

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On the tools and on TV: Dame Sophie Pascoe finds her next lane

As she prepares to front Sky's Commonwealth Games coverage, Dame Sophie Pascoe opens up on home renos, sports governance and confronting the reality of her disability

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The Fascinating World Of Mushrooms You Might’ve Never Noticed: 24 Close-Up Pics By Cyanesense (New Pics)

An entire world of tiny fungi is hidden beneath our feet, but most of it is easy to overlook. New Zealand macro photographer Jay Lichter, better known online as Cyanesense, reveals this miniature kingdom through remarkably detailed close-up images. His photographs capture delicate gills, vivid colors, translucent caps, and mushrooms…

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New Zealand is cracking down on school attendance. Is it missing the bigger picture?

Each morning, thousands of parents across New Zealand make the same tricky judgement call: is their child well enough to go to school?

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A warm welcome to the next planeload of 501 undesirables

The author of a new book on organised crime argues that 501 deportees should be welcomed into NZ

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NZ gene tech law rewrite has a gaping ethics gap

From Auckland University - Comment: As Parliament prepares to rewrite NZ’s outdated gene laws, the missing bioethics oversight leaves critical ethical questions unaddressed.

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NZ’s local government problem is costing us billions

Comment: Centralised power and fragmented councils are stifling NZ's urban economies, suppressing productivity and making the country poorer, writes Mark Thomas.

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Tide going out on Auckland’s marine life

Today from The Detail: Conservation, anger, and racism converge on Auckland beaches as rock pools are stripped of marine life.

The Economic Times

WI vs NZ Live Streaming: 5th ODI when and where to watch, playing 11, pitch report, weather forecast, head-to-head record and match details

West Indies vs New Zealand 5th ODI Playing 11: New Zealand and West Indies prepare for the fifth and final ODI match. The visitors aim to maintain their series dominance while the hosts seek a positive conclusion. West Indies will look to improve their batting consistency in this upcoming game.…

The Economic Times

Dollar near one-week high as markets grapple with Gulf tensions

The U.S. dollar held near a one-week peak as Middle East conflicts created energy supply fears. Markets also watched inflation risks as oil prices swung sharply near six-week highs. U.S. Treasury yields edged higher, reflecting concerns about rising consumer prices. Meanwhile, the New Zealand dollar strengthened after robust inflation data…

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Sharon AI Sends Massive Market Signal With $1.32 Billion Deal. How to Play SHAZ Stock Here.

Sharon AI has signed a $1.32 billion cloud computing deal in New Zealand, its latest contract as AI infrastructure demand keeps outpacing supply.

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