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West Asks for Russia to Be Suspended from Interpol

Several Western countries, including the UK and the United States, have called on Interpol to suspend Russia from the international law enforcement organization, according to British Home Secretary Priti Patel. The UK, United States, Canada, Australia and New Zealand have requested "the immediate suspension of Russia's access to its systems",…

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New Zealand to ramp up Russia sanctions with ‘first of its kind’ law

Bill would allow government to freeze assets and also prevent Russian yachts and aircraft from entering New Zealand

The Guardian - AU

Women’s football ‘legacy’ championed with 500 days to go to 2023 World Cup

The co-hosted tournament in Australia and New Zealand will take the game to ‘another level’, say organisers

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Live updates: New Zealand considering law to sanction Russia

New Zealand’s government plans to rush through legislation that will allow it to impose economic sanctions against Russia over the invasion of Ukraine

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New Zealand will rush through new law to sanction Russia

New Zealand’s government plans to rush through a new law this week that will enable it to impose economic sanctions against Russia over its invasion of Ukraine

The Independent UK

Golf's new PGA Tour of Australasia event

National PGA Classic has been added to the Australasian summer of golf calender after the cancellation of two New Zealand events during COVID-19.

AAP

New Zealand expands sanctions on Russia over Ukraine invasion

New Zealand's government said on Monday that it will introduce legislation to allow it to bring first-of-its-kind sanctions against Russia following its invasion of Ukraine.

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How will NZ's law targeting sanctions against Russia work – and what are the risks?

With the cabinet meeting today agreeing to targeted Russian sanctions legislation, New Zealand is preparing to circumvent its normal United Nations-based response to international crises.

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Russia sanctions bill to pass under urgency

A law enabling New Zealand to freeze the assets of those associated with Russia, in response to its invasion of Ukraine, will pass under urgency this week.

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Chatham Islands, one of world’s most remote places, records first Covid cases

The islands, 800km east of New Zealand, had been among several other isolated nations and territories that had so far evaded the virus

The Guardian - AU

Omicron causes more NZ hospital admissions

About four per cent of New Zealanders have tested positive for COVID-19 in the past three weeks.

AAP

New Zealand to move on Russia sanctions

Jacinda Ardern's government will introduce and pass a sanctions bill targeted towards Russian elites this week in the New Zealand parliament.

AAP

Where is she now? White Fern Trudy Anderson

Former New Zealand opening batswoman Trudy Anderson is now responsible for making sure all goes to plan inside the rope at the Cricket World Cup 2022.

Newsroom.co.nz

Prisoners need a bail-out from Omicron, say advocates

A group of prisoner advocacy and justice reform organisations are calling for urgent measures to get as many out from behind bars as the peak of Omicron approaches

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NZ's fair contribution to the climate fight

High-profile legal action against the Climate Change Commission may be decided on the technical details, but it raises moral issues which aren't so easily settled.

The Conversation

The 'freedom convoy' protests point to a bigger problem with Canada's democracy

The “freedom convoy” protests across the country revealed that many Canadians are angry at government and have a growing distrust of some democratic institutions. Even though the protesters’ actions may not represent how a majority of Canadians feel about vaccine mandates, there’s reason to believe their negative views about government…

ABC News

What you need to know about COVID restrictions before heading overseas on holiday

The borders are open and there's less risk of becoming stranded overseas, but it doesn't mean things have returned to a pre-COVID pandemic normal.

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An ode to .. Andrew Coster

New Zealand's free-state poet laureate composes an Ode to the police commissioner

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Sydney is no place to build a Māori meeting house – it is disrespectful to Aboriginal people

Marae embody deep connections to the land and are a statement of indigeneity – but Māori aren’t indigenous in Australia

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Virologist Q&A: Differences between the two Omicron subvariants of concern

A Q&A with the virologist Dr Jemma Geoghegan about BA.1 and BA.2 subvariants

The Hindu

India women begin elusive trophy search with World Cup opener against Pakistan

India’s bowlers struggled compared to the batting unit, which managed to score in excess of 250 runs five times in the seven 50-over outings, including two warm-up matches

AAP

JackJumpers win ugly over Breakers in NBL

It wasn't pretty but Tasmania JackJumpers found a way to defeat New Zealand Breakers and win their first home game in Launceston.

The Times of India

ODI World Cup 2022: India women begin elusive trophy search with opener against Pakistan

MOUNT MAUNGANUI: The Indian women's cricket would hope that its bowlers find top form to complement a solid batting unit's efforts when it begins its quest for an elusive ICC World Cup trophy with the opening match against arch-rivals Pakistan here on Sunday.

ABC News

Australia kicks off Women's Cricket World Cup campaign with 12-run victory over England

Australia scores a 12-run win over the reigning world champions in New Zealand, as both sides pay their respects to Shane Warne following his sudden death.

The Guardian - AU

The hidden lives of New Zealand’s ‘takeout kids’

A new documentary explores a common experience of many immigrant children – working at the family’s takeway shop

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