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New Zealand 2026 World Cup Preview: Ready to Enjoy the Ride of a Lifetime

New Zealand went unbeaten in the country’s last World Cup appearance 16 years ago, albeit with three draws.

Sports Illustrated · May 14

Indian students face longer New Zealand visa delays as scrutiny rises

Indian students applying for New Zealand visas are experiencing significant processing delays, with applications now taking an average of 30 working days, nearly double the time for Chinese applicants. While rejection rates have improved, these extended timelines are causing concern for students and immigration professionals, potentially impacting New Zealand's appeal…

The Economic Times · May 14

Changing climate law to prevent civil cases removes a key protection for NZ citizens

The government’s plan to change the law to bar claims for harms from greenhouse gas emissions shuts down New Zealand’s most important climate tort case, meaning it will never be decided on its merits.

The Conversation · May 14

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‘Stunned and shocked’: Ingrid Horrocks wins top prize at New Zealand’s Ockham awards for her fiction debut

All Her Lives is only the fifth short story collection to win the prestigious NZ$65,000 prize in 58 years

The Guardian - AU · May 14

Australia ends exile to mount America's Cup challenge

Led by sailing heavyweight Tom Slingsby, Australia will make their return to the famed America's Cup and challenge reigning champions New Zealand.

AAP · May 14

Climate risk is changing where investors put their money – even as NZ relaxes disclosure rules

Across New Zealand and Australia, the impacts of a warming climate have been slowly changing how investors weigh up risk and returns.

The Conversation · May 13

‘World class’ Ollie Robinson handed another England chance

Rob Key says bowler is ‘one of the best in the world’ when fit as he is recalled for New Zealand Test.

The Independent UK · May 13

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Female trailblazer Sarah Taylor joins England men’s coaching setup for New Zealand series

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The Independent UK · May 13

Rob Key sends message to axed Zak Crawley and explains Ollie Robinson’s England Test recall

England have also selected Durham’s Emilio Gay and rising talent James Rew in a reshaped squad for the first Test against New Zealand, signalling the start of a rebuild after the Ashes

The Independent UK · May 13

Who is Emilio Gay? England batter in line for debut after being named in Test squad

Emilio Gay has been named in England’s squad for their first Test against New Zealand at Lord’s, which is due to get underway on 4 June. Gay, 26, has hit three centuries for Durham this season, and appears to be in pole position to open the batting alongside Ben Duckett…

The Independent UK · May 13

England v New Zealand: second women’s cricket ODI abandoned – as it happened

Heavy rain in Northampton meant that no play was possible in the second ODI

The Guardian - UK · May 13

Sarah Taylor named England men’s fielding coach while Gay, Rew and Baker are called up

Sarah Taylor, the former England wicketkeeper, will be in charge of the fielding drills during the men’s three-Test series against New Zealand

The Guardian - UK · May 13

Why New Zealand is emerging strongly in India’s study abroad reset

The India-New Zealand FTA signals a significant shift in international student mobility, with New Zealand emerging as a primary choice for Indian students. This change is driven by policy stability, clear post-study work pathways, and a more sophisticated cost-benefit analysis, moving beyond traditional destination preferences.

The Economic Times · May 13

Patient consent is a barrier to training junior doctors on the job – a rule change is needed

New Zealand is facing a critical shortage of doctors, both in hospitals and general practice.

The Conversation · May 12

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The Conversation · May 12

Kiwi or not to be: can a citizenship test really measure what it means to be a New Zealander?

New Zealanders like to think of themselves as an uncomplicated lot. So straightforward, in fact, that successful completion of a short test can determine one’s fitness to become a Kiwi.

The Conversation · May 12

Why the race to save these cherished penguins just became more urgent

The hoiho, also known as takaraka or yellow-eyed penguin, holds a special place in Aotearoa New Zealand’s natural identity.

The Guardian - UK · May 12

Ruby Tui: ‘I’m going for France – the game needs someone to stop England’

New Zealand back turned TV presenter tells Sarah Rendell why she believes France can end the Red Roses’ 37-game winning streak in Bordeaux on Sunday

The Guardian - US · May 11

Flight of the Conchords’ US reunion brings needed joy: ‘Grateful you accepted people from outside your country’

The New Zealand duo’s first performances in eight years showcase their signature wit and understated charm

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The Economic Times · May 11

New Zealand warns international students and migrants about rise in visa scam calls

Immigration New Zealand has issued a warning about a surge in scam calls targeting visa holders and migrants. Fraudsters are impersonating INZ officials, using New Zealand mobile numbers to claim urgent visa issues and demand payments or personal information. Authorities urge recipients to end calls immediately and report suspicious activity.

The Economic Times · May 11

New Zealand’s new citizenship test pushes migrants to apply early

Migrants in New Zealand are planning to apply for citizenship early after the government announced a mandatory citizenship test from 2027. Applicants will need to pass a 20-question exam on civic rights and democratic values. While some migrants support the idea, others fear added costs, language barriers and difficulties for…

The Guardian - UK · May 10

England squeeze past New Zealand in first ODI thanks to Charlie Dean

Charlie Dean, the stand-in captain, guided England to a one-wicket victory against New Zealand in the opening ODI of the series

The Guardian - UK · May 10

England beat New Zealand by one wicket: first women’s cricket ODI – as it happened

England win in a dramatic opening match of the series in Durham

The Guardian - AU · May 9

Do look up: stargazing in New Zealand’s first dark sky community

It took 10 years for Naseby to achieve its DarkSky International certification. Now, a night out in the tiny Otago town is like ‘a tour through the history of the universe’

The Guardian - UK · May 9

England aim to match Lionesses and Red Roses as historic summer kicks off

Charlotte Edwards has had plenty of sleepless nights with a home T20 World Cup and a historic first Test at Lord’s looming in the space of a month as injuries and selection posers mount

inkl · May 8

The City That Finally Has Somewhere Worth Retiring To

For generations, retiring well meant leaving the city. New Zealand is quietly making the case for why that no longer has to be true.

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