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Police pepper spray NZ anti-vax protesters

New Zealand police have surprised anti-vax protesters with a pre-dawn operation on day 23 of their occupation outside parliament.

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Moving on from 2017 heartbreak, a versatile Australian squad targets cricket World Cup glory

The world's top-ranking team Australia will look to live up to its potential at this month's 50-over women's cricket World Cup in New Zealand. After losing in the semi-finals in 2017, Meg Lanning's team has changed its approach to one-day cricket.

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The extremism visible at the parliament protest has been growing in NZ for years – is enough being done?

It has been interesting to watch media and public commentators come to the realisation – sometimes slowly – that the siege of parliament was not simply an anti-vaccine mandate “protest” but something with more sinister elements.

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The trans-Tasman business trip to make a faltering return

Kiwis are finally able to head to Australia and back without isolating, but are forecast to resume business travel at barely half the rate.

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Tracking RBNZ's Rate Hikes And Inflation In New Zealand

Economists expect a further tightening of interest rates in New Zealand in the coming months after the central bank last week delivered its third straight rate hike since O

Benzinga

Girls stepping into Dame Val's shoes - literally

As Dame Valerie Adams closes the door on a superlative shot put career, she's gifting her big shoes to a new generation of young women throwers, she tells Suzanne McFadden.

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‘A really good sign’: New Zealand book prize nominees distinguished by diversity

Māori women are represented in every category and two Māori writers are among the four shortlisted for the fiction prize

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Worksafe inquiries: Close scrutiny or radical over-reach?

New Zealand workers are still being maimed and killed in huge numbers, but WorkSafe’s boss is ambitious to deliver change. Rebecca Macfie reports.

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Soaring energy prices could tip global economy into recession

A week is a long time in economics. Dr Murat Ungot argues the Russian invasion of Ukraine will make life more expensive – especially for low-income households and families in NZ.

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The Kiwi journalist defending the Chinese Communist Party

New Zealander Andy Boreham labelled by critics as a China propagandist says he is proud of being a voice for the country.

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Craziest Ockham book awards ever

Wild cards and nobodies dominate the shock Ockham shortlist

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South Africa beats New Zealand by 198 runs, splits series 1-1

After setting New Zealand a target of 426, South Africa bowled out the home team for 227 to win with more than a session remaining at Hagley Oval in Christchurch

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ICC Women's World Cup: Sophie Devine shines as New Zealand defeat Australia in warm-up

LINCOLN: New Zealand's top-order had Australia rattled at Lincoln Green, with Sophie Devine leading the way in a chase of 322 in a warm-up fixture ahead of the 50-over World Cup on Tuesday.

The Times of India

ICC Women's World Cup: India thrash Windies by 81 runs in final warm-up game

RANGIORA (New Zealand): India will enter the ICC Women's World Cup with their tails up after opener Smriti Mandhana's 67-ball 66 and the bowlers' disciplined show powered them to an 81-run win over West Indies in their final warm-up game on Tuesday.

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Matildas to play 2023 Women's World Cup co-hosts New Zealand in April friendlies

The series will be split between two cities, with Canberra to host a Matildas game for the first time since 2013.

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NZ border fix puts Tasman comps in air

New Zealand sporting teams have welcomed the government's relaxation of border rules, which could allow them to host matches at home this season.

The Times of India

Whatever we are doing on the field right now is preparation for the T20 World Cup, says Shreyas Iyer

Back in the kind of form he enjoyed in New Zealand two years ago; back as captain in IPL that he had to let go last year; back from injury and rehab that took away a good deal of time - Shreyas Iyer is once again marching to reclaim his…

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Anne Salmond: IPCC report condemns forestry use planned by NZ

If there was ever doubt NZ had gone up a blind climate alley by moving towards large plantings of pine trees, the latest international scientists' report has firmly laid that to rest

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New Zealand defeats Australia by nine wickets in Women's Cricket World Cup warm-up match

Led by Sophie Devine's sparkling 161, New Zealand pulls off a staggering run chase to topple Australia by nine wickets ahead of the Women's Cricket World Cup.

AAP

NZ adds 19,566 COVID cases, protests go on

New Zealand health officials have reported 19,556 new community COVID-19 cases, with 373 people in hospital with the virus.

AAP

Devine ton sinks Australia in Cup warm-up

New Zealand have pulled off a spectacular 321-run chase to score a nine-wicket win over Australia in a Women's World Cup warm-up match.

The Guardian - UK

UK and New Zealand sign free trade deal

Government claims it will boost bilateral trade by 60% but critics call its benefits ‘economically marginal’

The Conversation

Ukraine crisis: how do small states like New Zealand respond in an increasingly lawless world?

New Zealand’s official response to Russian aggression and violations of international law have so far been strong – but they could go further.

The Independent UK

UK government expects Brexit trade deal with New Zealand to hurt British farmers

Department for International Trade describes £150 million hit as ‘reallocation of resources within the economy’

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What we now won't know about Covid

In a world of known unknowns about Covid, New Zealand seems to have wilfully neglected to know what it needed on testing and the prevalence of the virus, writes Eric Crampton

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