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Five Lionesses stars who still need to earn World Cup place in upcoming games

Wiegman has named her squad to face both Brazil and Australia next month in a double header, as preparations for the summer's FIFA Women's World Cup in Australia and New Zealand ramp up

Daily Mirror

Sarina Wiegman addresses Beth Mead World Cup hopes as Arsenal star recovers from ACL injury

Arsenal star Beth Mead faces a race against time to be fit for this summer's FIFA Women's World Cup in Australia and New Zealand

Football London

New Zealand in talks over partial membership of Aukus

‘I’ve indicated we will be willing to explore it, and that’s as far as that has gone’

The Independent UK

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Hipkins sacks Nash for cabinet leak

Stuart Nash has been sacked as a minister by New Zealand Prime Minister Chris Hipkins after disclosing cabinet discussions.

AAP

NZ vs SL: Rain washes out 2nd ODI between New Zealand and Sri Lanka

NEW DELHI: The second one-day international between New Zealand and Sri Lanka was washed out by persistent rain at Hagley Oval in Christchurch on Tuesday. The washout dealt a further blow to the tourists' slender hopes of automatic qualification for this year's World Cup.

The Times of India

‘In awe’: New Zealand aurora hunters entranced by unusually bright southern lights display

Recent auroras have been so intense they have been visible as far north as Auckland

The Guardian - AU

New Zealand may join Aukus pact’s non-nuclear component

Defence minister says government ‘willing to explore’ participating in ‘pillar two’ of defence deal founded by Australia, UK and US

The Guardian - AU

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New Zealand lengthening detention for maritime arrivals

The New Zealand immigration minister is toughening laws on detaining asylum seekers who arrive by sea, with the government introducing a "mass arrivals" bill.

AAP

Don’t let financial shame be your ruin: open conversations can help ease the burden of personal debt

Nearly two-thirds of New Zealanders are worried about the cost of living, and a quarter are worried about putting food on the table. But the shame that can come with financial stress is preventing some people from seeking help.

The Conversation

NZ pushes China on lethal aid concerns over Ukraine war

Nanaia Mahuta expresses concerns about Beijing sending arms to Moscow, but receives no 'overt' assurances that the Chinese government will not provide lethal support.

Newsroom.co.nz

NZ Foreign Minister says encouraged China to support Pacific regional institutions

New Zealand's foreign minister Nanaia Mahuta said on Tuesday she had encouraged China to support and strengthen Pacific regional institutions and uphold a 22-year old agreement that sees Pacific countries look after their own security needs.

Reuters

Waking up to a world water crisis

The world is becoming accustomed to the drip-drip of catastrophic headlines following each new climate-driven disaster. Increasingly frequent and severe heatwaves are causing wildfires in California and widespread coral die-offs in Australia. Unprecedented floods have wreaked havoc in Pakistan, Germany, China, and New Zealand. Drought in the Horn of Africa…

Bangkok Post

RNZ enters Chinese-language news amid censorship concerns

The state broadcaster is due to launch a dedicated Asia unit amid concerns about foreign interference in Chinese-language media.

Newsroom.co.nz

Why we should embrace Māori renaming

In NZ the long shadow of colonial overlay is reflected in the endurance of names with little bearing to the land, its stories or people

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The Football Fern legend and the miracle medal

Auckland's floods unearthed a precious medal for Kiwi football great Michele Cox, carrying special memories of her professional career. Suzanne McFadden was there when she saved it from the skip bin.

The Independent UK

When and where is the 2023 Rugby World Cup?

Everything you need to know ahead of the men’s tournament

The Independent UK

Predicting England’s World Cup squad: Who’s on the plane and who could miss out?

Sarina Wiegman will only be able to take a squad of 23 players to Australia and New Zealand as the Lionesses aim to win the World Cup

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How to watch the 2023 Women's World Cup online: stream every game live

Here's where to watch the FIFA Women's World Cup using your TV or the internet

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Daily Mirror

Mystery as disembodied human foot inside a shoe washes up on popular beach

The disembodied foot was found washed up on the popular Petone Beach in Wellington, New Zealand - before police launched an unsuccessful search for the rest of the remains

The Times of India

WATCH: Jasprit Bumrah makes first appearance post his back surgery during WPL final

NEW DELHI: Indian pacer Jasprit Bumrah made his first appearance post his surgery during the Women's Premier League (WPL) final at the Brabourne Stadium. Bumrah underwent back surgery in New Zealand earlier this month.

AAP

Anti-trans activist sparks political firestorm in NZ

Anti-trans activist Kellie-Jay Keen-Minshull - otherwise known as Posie Parker - has sparked a firestorm of debate in New Zealand with her fly-in fly-out visit.

Reuters

New Zealand security chiefs increasingly concerned about foreign interference

New Zealand intelligence agencies are growing more concerned about both foreign interference and malicious cyber activity ahead of elections in October, the country’s intelligence chiefs said on Monday.

The Independent UK

Doddie Weir’s former teammates vow to continue fundraiser for MND

The 1988 Scotland Schools team, who played in New Zealand alongside Doddie Weir, completed an 88km challenge in memory of their former teammate.

The Conversation

How and where we build needs to change in the face of more extreme weather – the insurance industry can help

As New Zealand considers how to better prepare for a future affected by climate change, the insurance sector needs to be part the discussion on where and how we build our homes.

Newsroom.co.nz

How much for that racism in the window? Auctioneers sell racist, Nazi paraphernalia

Shock but not surprise - that’s how an Auckland woman reacted to a racist depiction of a Black person up for sale at a Mt Eden auction house

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