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U.S. concerned after China says it signs security pact with Solomon Islands

China said on Tuesday it had signed a security pact with the Solomon Islands, a move set to heighten concerns of the United States and allies Australia and New Zealand about growing Chinese influence in a region traditionally under their sway.

Reuters

Singapore, New Zealand agree to enhance climate cooperation

Singapore and New Zealand have agreed to enhance cooperation on a range of climate issues, ranging from low carbon technology to sustainable aviation initiatives, New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern said on Tuesday.

Bangkok Post

New Zealand imposes new sanctions on Russian banks

New Zealand unveiled new sanctions on Tuesday targeting Russia’s largest banks and financial institutions, in its response to the invasion of Ukraine.

Reuters

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Sheep shorn of 18kg fleece after three years on the lam

Elusive New Zealand merino sheep named Shrekapo was caught after years in the wilderness and relieved of half his bodyweight in wool

The Guardian - AU

Many places are starting to wind back COVID restrictions, but this doesn't mean the pandemic is over yet

This month, mask mandates were lifted in South Australia, and vaccine requirements for dining and nightlife were removed in Queensland.

The Conversation

What next for our immigration settings

With the borders reopening, will immigration return to pre-pandemic levels, or does New Zealand need to re-think its reliance on migrant labour?

Newsroom.co.nz

Aliyah's far from Dunn with Silver Ferns

As Aliyah Dunn continues to build her reputation under the hoop for the Pulse, the young shooting star reckons she's finally ready for another shot at the Silver Ferns.

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Hold firm on timing of tougher home insulation rules, Govt urged

Some in the building sector want a delay to rule changes intended to improve energy efficiency, but green building advocates say we can't wait.

Newsroom.co.nz

Rugby evening headlines as WRU deny discussions over coach's future and in-form centre relieved after horror six months

Here are your rugby evening headlines for Monday, 18 April

Wales Online

Tritium Stock Soars On Multi-Year Contract With BP

Tritium Dcfc Ltd (NASDAQ:DCFC) entered into a multi-year contract with BP plc (NYSE:BP) for the supply of chargers and related services to support bp's global EV charging network. Financial terms were not disclosed. The arrangement marks a significant shift in the strategic nature of the relationship between the two companies, with an initial order of…

Benzinga

Wanted Newcastle bikie extradited to face shooting charges

A Newcastle bikie who police say fled to New Zealand after allegedly shooting a high-ranking Finks member and then spent years languishing in jail awaiting extradition has finally been handed over to authorities in NSW.

Newcastle Herald

Ardern leaves NZ on Asian trade mission

New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern is spending this week in Asia on a trade-oriented trip - her first overseas travel in two years.

AAP

New Zealand women's head coach quits after damning allegations made against him

Glenn Moore resigned amid allegations of favouritism, culturally insensitive comments and body shaming from coaches in the team

Daily Mirror

‘Total ban’: could this be the last generation of smokers?

Brookline, Massachusetts, banned the sale of tobacco products to anyone born after 2000, with a NZ law to be introduced this year. Could Australia be next?

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How Four Corners investigated alleged torture and mistreatment by Australian soldiers in East Timor

Former servicemen told Four Corners what happened in East Timor in 1999 set in train cultural issues that would later lead to alleged war crimes by Australian SAS soldiers in Afghanistan.

The Times of India

India defeat New Zealand in Billie Jean King Cup

ANTALYA: India defeated New Zealand 2-1 to secure back-to-back wins in the Billie Jean King Cup Asia/Oceania Group I match here.

Newsroom.co.nz

EU trade talks ramp up ahead of Ardern's Europe visit

With Jacinda Ardern heading to Europe later this year, the pressure is on to wrap up a deal – but some familiar stumbling blocks remain.

Leeds Live

Zane Tetevano banned again as Leeds Rhinos lose marquee forward once more

The New Zealand international has received another ban

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Pakistan Cricket Board announces calendar; New Zealand, England to tour Pakistan over next 12 months

KARACHI: Pakistan will host five men's and women's teams over the next 12 months as the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) announced the international calendar on Friday.

The Guardian - AU

As New Zealand emerges from pandemic isolation, citizens queue up to leave

Surging living costs, low wages and the claustrophobia of two years behind closed borders have many seeking a fresh start elsewhere

Newsroom.co.nz

Covid hurdles the biggest barrier to PM's first trip

The PM heads to Singapore and Japan next week. Leaving home after two years will almost be as significant as where she flies to, writes Jo Moir.

Newsroom.co.nz

Deer devils of the deep south

Glimpsing Bambi through the trees might be a thrill for townie and deerstalker alike, but as hungry deer multiply, native flora and fauna suffer - and Covid is partly to blame.

Newsroom.co.nz

Where is she now? Naomi Shaw

Four decades after leading the White Sox to their only world softball championship victory, Naomi Shaw - one of NZ's sporting greats - continues to lead her community.

The Independent UK

Joe Root’s resignation leaves desperate England in need of top-to-bottom reset

Ben Stokes is the favourite to succeed Root and faces an almighty task getting a struggling England team – with no head coach or director – back to winning ways with the visit of New Zealand on the horizon

The Independent UK

What went wrong and what is next for England after Joe Root’s exit as captain?

England have no captain, head coach or managing director but New Zealand are set to visit in June

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