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NZ rethinking self-isolation border plan

After 6137 daily community COVID-19 infections and just eight cases at the border, the New Zealand government may switch up its border plan.

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NZ diplomacy could be better than sanctions against Russia

War should never be seen as inevitable, writes Democracy Project's Geoffrey Miller, and the need for diplomatic efforts to de-escalate the Russia-Ukraine crisis is greater than ever.

Newsroom.co.nz

To protect children during Aotearoa's Omicron outbreak, we need to consider their families, not just schools

As New Zealand’s Omicron outbreak accelerates, with new community infections doubling every few days, the rising number of child cases is a reminder of the challenge to protect the health and well-being of children during a public health emergency.

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Covid is a grim worldwide tipping point for automation

Critical labour shortages are the catalyst for companies to finally automate and boost our decades-long productivity stagnation, writes Nikki Mandow

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Brian O'Driscoll's Ireland team-mate doesn't think he was as good as Jonathan Davies

Lions flanker Stephen Ferris has selected Wales centre Jonathan Davies over the legendary O'Driscoll

Wales Online

Bull in New Zealand survives being swept 50 miles down a river, over a waterfall and almost out to sea

‘I think he will get legend status now and be put in a paddock to retire’, farmer says

The Independent UK

This NZ Bull Went On An Epic Quest When He Was Swept 80KM Down A River & Over A Waterfall

A bull in New Zealand somehow survived an 80 kilometre journey down a river and over a waterfall after extreme flooding in February.

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New Zealand eager to emulate World Cup-winning feat at home, says Sophie Devine

DUBAI: New Zealand's 2000 Women's World Cup win at home inspired several players from the current squad, who are hoping to emulate the incredible feat when they host the marquee event next month, says skipper Sophie Devine.

The Times of India

5th ODI: Time running out as India women look to avoid clean sweep in New Zealand

QUEENSTOWN: India will be desperate to gain some momentum heading into the World Cup but for that, their bowlers will have to raise their game as they seek to stop New Zealand from completing a 5-0 whitewash in the fifth women's ODI here on Thursday.

The Times of India

Bull survives being swept 80km down a river, over a waterfall and almost out to sea

Farmer says his Hereford turned up one week after going missing when torrential rain hit his farm on New Zealand’s west coast

The Guardian - AU

Mid-term pressures test Jacinda Ardern’s Labour government, but National must still find the new political centre

Whether or not recent (if limited) polling accurately reflects sympathy for the protest, the current spectacle in parliament’s grounds will be worrying Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern and her government – not least for its suggestion the “team of five million” may be breaking up.

The Conversation

As New Zealand's Omicron infections rise rapidly, genome surveillance is shifting gears

Genomic sequencing has been a key tool throughout Aotearoa’s COVID-19 pandemic, with data generated here now part of the 8.5 million genomes shared globally.

The Conversation

Warning of the danger of forced compliance to close the gender pay gap

Countries where government and business work together to resolve the gender pay gap by taking actions suited to their circumstances and their own mandates are the best way forward

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CEO strategies for handling huge Omicron workplace disruption

Businesses need to use technology and ingenuity to keep as many staff working as possible. Francois Barton spoke to 48 top NZ CEOs about their plans.

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Marine scientists keep their ears to the ocean

Scientists are collecting the sounds of the sea to help get a picture of the biodiversity challenges marine life in New Zealand faces.

The Hindu

NZ vs Ind women’s ODI | Richa Ghosh shines but India slip to fourth straight defeat

The game became a glorified 'T20' due to rain as Amelia Kerr stole the show with a 33-ball-68 which took New Zealand to 191 for 5

Daily Mirror

'I was in coma after my heart went 'boom' - I heard my sons' final goodbyes to me'

Dianne Akurangi, 39, from New Zealand, was always a picture of health and fitness until she received a health scare - but after going under the knife, she was left fighting for her life

The Times of India

Mithali Raj backs youngsters Shafali Verma and Richa Ghosh to do well in World Cup

DUBAI: India skipper Mithali Raj is confident that youngsters like Shafali Verma and Richa Ghosh will rise to the occasion at the upcoming women's World Cup in New Zealand next month.

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The Independent UK

Protester ‘drives car at police’ as New Zealand tightens net on anti-vaxxer demo

Attacks on the police also drew backlash from Jacinda Ardern who called the acts ‘disgraceful’

The Times of India

Bowling attack is a concern going into World Cup: Mithali Raj

QUEENSTOWN: India captain Mithali Raj was frank in her admission that team's bowling is a huge concern going into the ICC Women's World Cup after the side's 63-run defeat in the fourth ODI against New Zealand on Tuesday.

Wales Online

World news snapshot: New Zealand PM condemns actions of Covid protesters, balmy weather in San Francisco is set to end and Argentina counts the cost of major fires

European Union signals sanctions against Russia as Japan considers stricter rules governing sex offenders

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Robert Ayson: What New Zealand could do about Ukraine

Is there anything our Government could do in response to Russia’s attempt to recast international boundaries through the use of force? Robert Ayson lays out nine potential options.

The Conversation

Why universities are starting to re-evaluate their academics' travel

As New Zealand starts lifting travel restrictions at the end of this month, academics may feel the need to catch up on missed opportunities to attend conferences.

The Independent UK

Protester drives at New Zealand police as cordon tightens

Police in New Zealand's capital say a protester drove a car toward a police line, narrowly avoiding officers, and other protesters sprayed officers with a stinging substance

AAP

NZ anti-vax protesters drive car at police

Anti-vaccination protesters in New Zealand have ramped up attacks, throwing faces at officers and driving a car at a police line.

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