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Australian, New Zealand leaders' talk focuses on China

Australian and New Zealand prime ministers are meeting to talk about China’s importance to their national economies

The Independent UK

Australia, New Zealand talk up their relationships with China

Australia and New Zealand talked up their relationships with China at a joint prime ministerial news conference on Tuesday in the latest sign of strengthening ties with their biggest trading partner.

Reuters

NZ’s health system has been under pressure for decades. Reforms need to think big and long-term to be effective

As New Zealand’s COVID cases rose in 2021, we were warned the virus would put significant pressure on our health system. But, in reality, New Zealand’s medical system has been struggling for a long time.

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Wallaroos coach Tregonning extends contract

Jay Tregonning will continue as coach of the Wallaroos in 2023, when he will work with new Wallabies coach Eddie Jones, who will oversee the women's program.

AAP

Chelsea hire mentality coach behind famous New Zealand All Blacks "no d***heads" policy

Gilbert Enoka has been hired on a short-term basis by Chelsea, who want the New Zealand rugby union mental skills coach to help create a winning culture at Stamford Bridge

Daily Mirror

NZ leader backs anti-nuclear pledge in Albanese talks

New Zealand Prime Minister Chris Hipkins has met Anthony Albanese in Canberra on his first overseas trip since becoming leader.

AAP

Māori disproportionately exposed to flood risk

As the floodwaters recede in Auckland, modelling commissioned by the Treasury shows the risks of inundation fall unequally across New Zealand.

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The climate disaster's widening circle

As Auckland copes with unprecedented flooding, Mairi Jay points to lessons from extreme weather events in British Columbia that could be vitally important for policy-makers and administrators here

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Artist told to pay GST on his own paintings

The experience of a painter dealing with NZ Customs is a salutary lesson about engaging with bureaucracy – and getting your paperwork right. As Nikki Mandow reports, this story comes with a twist in the tail…

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Hipkins' Australia trip a chance to build on trans-Tasman progress

After recent negativity over the rights of expats and the use of deportations, the trans-Tasman relationship has improved with a change in Canberra - but there is still plenty for Chris Hipkins to discuss

Newsroom.co.nz

The air force's new flying machines

The air force's decades-old Orions have been retired. The Detail finds out more about the planes that'll replace them.

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Jockey receiving counselling over pile-up in which apprentice Megan Taylor was killed

Leading rider Tina Comignaghi suffered a broken ankle in the race fall in New Zealand in which four horses and their jockeys came down including Megan Taylor

Daily Mirror

Hogwarts Legacy New Zealand trick: how to play early

Harry Potter RPG, Hogwarts Legacy is almost here, but there's a neat little trick you can pull to get access even earlier than normal.

USA Today Sports Media Group

Fears of worsening egg shortage in New Zealand as fire kills 50,000 hens at farm

There are fears the blaze at the Zeagold facility will exacerbate an egg shortage caused by a ban on battery farming

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Waitangi Day celebrations struggle to mute politics in heated election year

Questions of sovereignty, inequality and New Zealand history hang in the background as political speeches foreshadow a future in which relationship with Māori plays a central role

The New Daily

How the definition of good health differs from country to country

Opinions are split on today’s definition of healthy, with a new survey revealing a real divide in how people view health and wellbeing.

AAP

New Zealanders commemorate Waitangi Day

New Zealand is commemorating its national day - Waitangi Day - 183 years after the signing of the Treaty of Waitangi.

Newsroom.co.nz

Young quick scores tricks from new Ferns coach

One of New Zealand's most promising fast bowlers, Molly Penfold, was surprised to get the call-up for the T20 World Cup, but she has a great support team around her, Merryn Anderson reports.

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The National (Scotland)

‘Sajid Javid is wrong to back GP fees’, says Scots doctor

A SCOTS doctor has spoken out against Sajid Javid’s call for GP appointment charges after seeing the impact of fees in New Zealand.

Newsroom.co.nz

Reports on racism raise challenges in election year

Two reports on racism in New Zealand released by the Human Rights Commission land at a time when political rhetoric around racism is escalating again.

Wales Online

Who is England v Scotland referee Paul Williams, the New Zealander told he should be 'banished' from rugby

The Calcutta Cup referee was on the end of a scathing attack after an unconvincing performance last year

Daily Mirror

Bodies of two Brits killed in Ukraine coming home as part of Russian soldier swap

Hero British volunteers Chris Parry, 28, and colleague Andrew Bagshaw, 47, were confirmed dead last month as they performed a rescue in an area of intense military action in Ukraine

AAP

Breakers second in NBL with dramatic OT win vs Brisbane

They needed overtime and a nail-biting finish but the New Zealand Breakers have secured second on the NBL standings with a pulsating win over Brisbane.

Chronicle Live

Cousin of murdered backpacker Grace Millane is running North East campaign in her name

Liz Lee has is collecting handbags as well as essential and luxury items

The Conversation

GP numbers continue to fall but the UK isn't unique in losing family doctors

The 2019 Conservative manifesto promised to increase the UK’s GP numbers by 6,000 by 2024. That target will clearly not be met. In fact, the proportion of GPs working full time in England has fallen compared with last year, according to the latest figures from NHS Digital.

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