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WTC Points Table update after IND vs SL: India beat Sri Lanka by 165 runs, remain fifth; Australia lead

WTC points table 2026: India secured a significant victory against Sri Lanka in the first Test match. This win keeps their World Test Championship campaign alive for now. Australia leads the standings, followed by South Africa and New Zealand. India currently sits in fifth place with a points percentage of…

The Economic Times

US loses ground as study destination amid weak safety, visa perceptions: Survey

The US is losing appeal among international students, with a Navitas survey showing weak perceptions of safety, openness and visa processing. Only 38% of education agents reported increased interest in the US, trailing New Zealand, Australia, the UK and Canada.

The Economic Times

Europe’s quietest island revealed – and it’s just an hour from one of the continent’s busiest

As searches for “quiet destinations” soar, a new ranking has revealed the European islands where travellers can still escape the crowds – with a tiny Greek island coming out on top.

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New Zealand blocks lawsuits against firms over climate harm

WELLINGTON - New Zealand has passed hotly contested legislation to block lawsuits that seek to hold companies liable for climate change harm.

Bangkok Post

The children of middle-class migrants

A superb essay on bringing the fight for an independent Hong Kong back to NZ, another 'settler colonial state' that has restored the mana of its first people

Newsroom.co.nz

Comment from Auckland University: As Cabinet reviews copyright laws, Alex Sims warns NZ must protect local creators from uncompensated AI training practices

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NZSIS steps out of diplomatic shadow on China

Today from The Detail: Experts warn businesses must keep their eyes wide open when it comes to dealing with China, especially if they're in the tech or space industries

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Erceg signs on for the Phoenix’ reach for glory

After celebrated stints playing in four countries, Football Ferns great Abby Erceg returns home to seek A-League glory with the Phoenix

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In 1867, Canterbury released 40 house sparrows to eat crop pests; within 15 years New Zealand was poisoning the birds and paying bounties after they began stripping grain crops

New Zealand introduced house sparrows in 1867 hoping they would help farmers control crop-eating insects. The birds multiplied quickly and soon became a problem, feeding on grains and fruit and damaging wheat, barley and maize crops. Their rapid rise led to organised efforts to control them, including poisoned grain, shooting…

The Times of India

Pinot Noir: The heartbreak grape

For International Pinot Noir Day – and perfect, also, with grouse from the Glorious Twelfth onwards – Douglas Blyde asks why the world’s most seductive grape has become a promise its owners are frightened to test

Evening Standard

What legacy do we leave behind when we die? As Sam Neill taught me, it’s more about sweetness than ego

As men we’re often taught to chase lives defined by vanity and hollow expressions. But genuine decency lasts far longer than any name on a building

The Guardian - AU

NZ has spent years preparing for H5N1 bird flu. For some species, it may not be enough

The arrival of the highly pathogenic H5N1 strain of bird flu in Aotearoa New Zealand last month triggered a national response years in the making.

The Conversation

Purposeful infrastructure investment unlocks productivity

How better infrastructure investment and planning can unlock productivity, economic growth and resilience across New Zealand.

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Soaring numbers of business collapses behind tough questions to PM

From The Detail: New Zealand is a nation of small businesses, but their owners don't feel their political heft is to scale

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Rassie Erasmus provides update on Siya Kolisi’s fitness ahead of first Test against New Zealand

Springboks skipper Kolisi is a doubt for the opening Test after sustaining a hamstring injury

The Independent UK

The Works shareholder questions chair’s New Zealand residency and home working

The retailer is rowing with investment firm Kelso over the appointment of an additional company director to the current board of five.

The Times of India

In 1997, a New Zealand teacher began planting a windswept coastal paddock with Year 9 students; 29 years later, 12,425 plants have turned it into native habitat

Retired teacher Janet Pottinger spent 29 years helping Buller High School students restore native vegetation at Tauranga Bay and Cape Foulwind in New Zealand. Since 1997, around 2,800 students have planted 12,425 native plants across 108 trips. The project has transformed former grassland into habitat supporting birds, seals, lizards and…

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'Finally had everything go to plan' – New Zealand's Matthew Wilson moves past foiled finishes to claim first Life Time Grand Prix podium in Leadville

24-year-old comes second on debut at Life Time Leadville Trail 100 MTB after sprinting to the line with six-time winner Keegan Swenson

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'A joke': Aussie convert explains switch from Kiwis

Pia Tapsell was part of a New Zealand squad that beat the Wallaroos. Now she's looking to help the Australians defeat the Black Ferns for the first time.

The Conversation

Many NZ lawyers find their work rewarding – and distressing. How can they be supported?

Being a lawyer has long been recognised as a high-pressure profession. But for many lawyers in Aotearoa New Zealand, the challenges stretch beyond heavy workloads and long hours.

The Conversation

NZ creates remarkably valuable tech firms. How can it keep more of the benefits?

New Zealand’s technology sector has received some unusually good news.

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Literature, the sick man of arts funding

State funding of literature continues to erode

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Science funding is in trouble. Can philanthropists help?

One solution to dramatic cuts to environmental science funding in recent years: philanthropic endowments guarantee support for research long term.

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The incredible world of Kiwi-made drones

Today from The Detail: A manufacturer believes local companies are more than capable of filling orders for New Zealand's defence drones

Evening Standard

Sam Neill honoured with posthumous award for role in The Twelve

The New Zealand actor died aged 78 in July.

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