The Latest Breaking News from New Zealand

When England skipper Ben Stokes elected to field on Day One, saying his side is confident of chasing down scores like they had done against New Zealand, there was a lot of criticism and debate since Edgbaston generally favours teams batting first. But as England reached 259/3 in their chase…

NZ PM Jacinda Ardern and Victorian Premier Daniel Andrews have discussed drawing on the Australian state's infrastructure expertise during talks in Melbourne.

The Socceroos have announced a second trans-Tasman friendly match in September, with Graham Arnold's team to host New Zealand at Suncorp Stadium.

Brisbane is set to welcome the Socceroos and Matildas for friendlies in the month of September as both of Australia's national teams prepare for upcoming World Cup campaigns.

"Physically, he is in the higher echelon of players in the A-League for his position."

Cameron Norrie, 26, is hoping to become the first Britain to reach the Wimbledon semi-finals since Sir Andy Murray in 2017 when he takes on Belgian David Goffin on Tuesday

The crowd cheered as the pitch invader was tackled

New Zealand's best art writer on a classic image

We have record-low unemployment numbers but more people receiving the Jobseeker Work-Ready Benefit than there were before Covid – why? By Eric Crampton

NZ's creative sector could have all the downsides of longer copyright without the protections, with the EU trade deal speeding up the implementation process.

SYDNEY: Jasprit Bumrah's appointment as India's stand-in Test captain is a "courageous decision" based on his "tactical nous", and his leadership duel with England skipper Ben Stokes is providing a fascinating sidelight to an entertaining game in Birmingham, feels the legendary Ian Chappell.