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New Zealand announces changes to agricultural emissions scheme to help farmers

The New Zealand government said on Wednesday that having listened to concerns raised by farm groups it was making changes to its proposed plans to price agricultural long-lived gases and biogenic methane that mainly comes from cow and sheep burps.

Reuters

How To Do A Long Weekend In Queenstown If You’ve Chewed Up All That Sweet Annual Leave

Tell the group chat you don't want to hear their excuses.

Pedestrian.tv

Mental blocks: how better design of acute mental health units could aid recovery

It is a niche kind of membership that lets you in behind the doors of an acute mental health facility. Unless you work there or are admitted as an inpatient, these publicly funded private spaces that house people at their most vulnerable are really difficult to get into.

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England's rise from the Ashes under Ben Stokes continues apace after historic Pakistan series victory

Suggesting "Bazball" will save Test cricket is too bold a claim, but the way England are playing is shifting the narrative, and it bodes well for next year's Ashes — from an entertainment viewpoint at least.

ABC News

Jacinda Ardern distances herself from Harry and Meghan over upcoming Netflix doc

New Zealand leader Jacinda Ardern has put out a statement explaining how her interview in the upcoming Live to Lead series was conducted in 2019 - two and a half years before the Duke and Duchess of Sussex got involved

Daily Mirror

NZ report card 2022: some foreign bragging rights but room for improvement at home

It’s that time of year when school and university students eagerly (or nervously) await their end-of-year results – but also an opportunity to see where the country in general might have passed or failed.

The Conversation

New gigs the new normal

As Aotearoa’s technology industry grapples with a digital skills shortage, our biggest telco and digital services company is using Artificial Intelligence to create opportunities for its employees. Diana Dobson reports | Content partnership

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White Island volcano survivors and how many people were on the island when it erupted

How many people survived the deadly eruption of the Whakaari volcano? The story of the tragic event has been recalled in a new Netflix documentary

Manchester Evening News

New Zealanders’ path to Australian permanent residency eased by ditching income and health checks

Move is expected to help clear backlog of about 11,500 applications and could ease process for up to 300,000 Kiwis

The Guardian - AU

Warren Gatland tells Steve Borthwick to avoid big mistake Eddie Jones made and reveals incredible Lions story

Wales coach Gatland says Borthwick must surround himself with a backroom team he trusts and sticks with

Wales Online

Brickbat: That Smell

Agriculture accounts for about half of New Zealand's exports. The nation is the largest dairy exporter in the world. But farmers are warning that could change if the government adopts a planned tax on the burps, farts, and excrement of cattle. Government officials said the tax is part of their…

Reason

Too many Māori and Asian people are drowning – can better cultural understanding reverse the trend?

With summer here, families and tourists will flock to New Zealand’s beaches, rivers and lakes to paddle, swim, surf, fish, boat and kayak. But despite our love of the water, New Zealanders have a terrible record of drowning deaths.

The Conversation

With COVID on the rise again, here are some simple steps to help us socialise safely during the holidays

New Zealand’s third wave of COVID infections will likely reach its peak during the holiday period and stretch well into 2023.

The Conversation

Tapping opportunity in a downward market

Derivatives and shorting are a lesser-understood tool getting more shine in the current bear market.

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Don't delay on modern slavery law, Govt told

As ministers "pare back" their policy reforms over the summer, advocates say a modern slavery law must stay a priority.

Newsroom.co.nz

What is the outlook for the commercial property market?

Globally and locally there’s uncertainty in the commercial real estate sector. Interest rates and inflation are rising, and organisations are still working out what their offices will look like in a post-Covid world. BNZ’s Phil Bennett ponders seven likely trends for 2023 | Content partnership

Manchester Evening News

How many people died in the White Island volcano eruption and can you still visit Whakaari?

The deadly eruption of New Zealand’s most active volcano has been recalled in a new Netflix documentary

Daily Mirror

Jonny Bairstow struggling to make England return in New Zealand after horror leg break

Jonny Bairstow broke his leg in three places and dislocated his ankle back in September and the England star looks set to return to action in the IPL in late March

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Beef with Macca's over 'mud-farming'

Environmentalists target McDonald’s over intensive winter grazing.

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Schoolgirl cricketer's time to shine on world stage

Kate Chandler is used to playing cricket with the boys, but the Wellington teen has the chance to star amongst the best young women cricketers in the world at the inaugural U19 T20 World Cup next month, Merryn Anderson writes.

Newsroom.co.nz

Ka pai: the 2022 ReadingRoom literary awards

ReadingRoom literary editor Steve Braunias celebrates the best things in New Zealand writing this year

The Independent UK

Christian Glass called 911 when his car got stuck – then police shot him dead. Now, his parents need justice

Christian Glass, 22, was out for a night drive in the Colorado mountains when his car got stuck. He called 911 and less than two hours later, he’d been shot dead by officers. His grieving parents tell Sheila Flynn of their fight for justice as two officers face charges in…

Newsroom.co.nz

A dismal year for autocrats raises questions for NZ

Poor decision-making this year by autocratic leaders has led to greater instability in their political systems, impacting New Zealand’s external environment. While we cannot control the weaknesses in other countries’ political systems, Nicholas Khoo argues it is time to ask some tough questions.

Newsroom.co.nz

Chinese ‘police centre’ in NZ tied to businessman

A Newsroom investigation has uncovered further details about alleged transnational policing by Chinese officials in our country - but the man tied to the centre denies involvement in police work.

Irish Mirror

Ireland joins forces with New Zealand for new projects aimed at reducing agricultural emissions

They will support €7m worth of research on the issue

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