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New Zealand speed climbing team launches to new heights

New Zealand’s first speed climbing team departs this month for two World Cups and the World Championships, with the 2024 Paris Olympics in sight.

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Alex Morgan and USWNT mock England and World Cup rivals in pre-tournament warning

The Women's World Cup, hosted in Australia and New Zealand is less than two months away and the hype around the tournament is building

Daily Mirror

New Zealand’s state broadcaster launches investigation over ‘pro-Russia’ stories

‘RNZ is investigating how a story on the Ukraine conflict on its website was changed to reflect a pro-Russian view,’ the broadcaster said

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From ornamental tree to fruit ‘of the gods’: Australians discover the joy of feijoa

With only a fortnight left of feijoa season in Australia, enthusiasts are snapping up the green-skinned fruits – if they can find them

The Guardian - AU

New Zealand’s warming seas threaten Māori food sources relied on for generations

Māori tribes record changes to lands and oceans, with some food-gathering practices that have sustained communities for hundreds of years lost

The Guardian - AU

Record numbers take part in Perthshire's Cateran Yomp and raise £300,000 for soldier and veteran support

The 1200 participants, aged 16 to 76, travelled from as far as the US, Lebanon, Ukraine and New Zealand

Daily Record

Radio New Zealand investigates Russia-friendly editing of Ukraine articles

At least four wire articles published by national broadcaster had been edited to add pro-Kremlin phrasing

The Guardian - AU

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I was involved in talks to free a kidnapped Kiwi pilot in West Papua. With negotiations stalled, what happens now?

New Zealand pilot Phillip Mehrtens has now been held hostage in West Papua for four months. Stalled attempts to negotiate his release, and an unsuccessful Indonesian military rescue attempt, suggest a confused picture behind the scenes.

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Over one million tickets sold for Women’s Cup: FIFA

The World Cup jointly hosted by New Zealand and Australia is set to become the most attended standalone women's sporting event ever watched.

The New Daily

Voice, treaty, truth: compared to other settler nations, Australia is the exception, not the rule

Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander readers are advised this article contains names and/or images of deceased people.

The Conversation

This week's bestselling books

The latest Nielsen BookScan New Zealand bestseller list, described by Steve Braunias

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Football Fern's unique double allegiance

Indiah-Paige Riley can lay claim to having played for both host nations at the FIFA Women's World Cup - but it's the black jersey she wants to wear come July.

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Cooling talk of 'a new Cold War'

Fresh off a promising trip to Beijing, a US diplomat says his country is doing all it can to avoid miscalculation in tensions with China. Sam Sachdeva reports.

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Blue carbon: could a solution to the climate challenge be buried in the depths of fiords?

Cyclone Gabrielle has highlighted forestry slash as a problematic aspect of relying on plantation forests to draw down carbon dioxide (CO₂) from the atmosphere.

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AUKUS is already trialling autonomous weapons systems – where is NZ's policy on next-generation warfare?

Defence Minister Andrew Little’s recent announcement that New Zealand would be “willing to explore” participation in military technology sharing – or “pillar two” – under the AUKUS security arrangement has already divided opinion.

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New Zealand needs to up its biosecurity game to protect the country from the next devastating pest threat

Climate change is increasing the risk of plant-destroying insects, diseases and invasive weeds entering Aotearoa New Zealand. Border security is not enough to protect us from the next biosecurity threat – it’s time to be proactive in preventing the risks.

The Guardian - AU

Exclusive: Racism, homophobia fuelling thousands of crimes in New Zealand each year, figures show

Data obtained by the Guardian reveals for the first time a breakdown of hate-motivated crimes, with Jewish and Muslim people disproportionately targeted

Daily Record

Sam Heughan and Graham McTavish hit the road again as Men In Kilts returns later this year

Sam, 43, and Graham, 62, are heading Down Under for their next adventure in New Zealand as Men in Kilts: A Roadtrip with Sam and Graham returns in August.

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Donations cases back to haunt National, NZ First

As New Zealand First tries to win its way back into Parliament, its controversial fundraising foundation will be back in court at the peak of the general election campaign.

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NZ pushed to take stronger stance on Iran

Diplomacy should give way to sanctions against Iran's regime, Iranian Kiwis say as New Zealand holds off on designating the Revolutionary Guard as a terrorist entity.

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Congestion charge: pay the price now not later

Infrastructure Commission chief executive gives green light to congestion charging this year: 'Sometimes it's not about more concrete, it's about more courage'. Jonathan Milne reports.

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A hard balance to strike between revolving door politics and old timers

The relatively short political careers of most of our MPs raises questions about the way Parliament functions, and the operation of our system of government

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Time for women to fly in America's Cup

Will the inaugural women's America's Cup pave the way for female sailors to compete for the Auld Mug? Team NZ can see the path clearly, Suzanne McFadden discovers.

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COVID has highlighted the connection between spirituality and vaccine scepticism

In the two and a half years since the first COVID vaccines were administered, anti-vaccination sentiment has grown exponentially. Scepticism about vaccines has been voiced, in particular, in religious communities across the world, from South Korea and New Zealand to South Africa, the UK and prominently among white evangelicals, in…

The Times of India

Carrot of international cricket will stay for a while, players need to be paid adequately: Ross Taylor

LONDON: New Zealand great Ross Taylor feels time has come to pay cricketers adequately to keep them interested in playing international cricket or else more players will give up their national contracts.

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