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Kiwis return to skies as US travel warning added

More than three million New Zealanders spent time overseas in the past year, with travel returning to the same level as before the COVID-19 pandemic.

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Rainbow Warrior in NZ return, 40 years after bombing

Greenpeace Aotearoa say they will use the return of the Rainbow Warrior to campaign against the New Zealand government's "war on nature".

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The pay equity puzzle: can we compare effort, skill and risk between different industries?

Last week’s move by the government to amend pay equity laws, using parliamentary urgency to rush the reforms through, caught opposition parties and New Zealanders off guard.

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Wrexham Announce International Preseason Tour Destination

Wrexham are headed on tour this summer to Australia and New Zealand to face top A-League sides.

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New Zealand continues ban on name that’s increasingly popular in the US

Baby names like King, Queen, and Princess are banned in New Zealand despite growing in popularity in the United States.

The Independent UK

It’s Official: Ryan Reynolds’ Wrexham AFC Are Headed Down Under For A Three-Game Tour

"From the very beginning, we wanted to help make Wrexham a globally recognised team, town and brand. We could not be more excited to bring the Red Dragons to Australia and New Zealand," said club owners Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney.

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Best grasses for containers – 5 choices a garden expert says will bring movement and texture to your container garden

It's not all about florals when it comes to creating an impactful potted plant display

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In numbers: New immigration rules could make UK citizenship harder to attain than US or Australian

The changes could make British citizenship among the toughest to acquire in the anglophone world, with a decade-long wait to apply

The Independent UK

A looming workforce crisis in NZ tourism and hospitality threatens industry growth plans

Last week’s big tourism conference in Rotorua saw plenty of optimism about the industry’s potential, but also warnings that airline capacity is hampering post-COVID growth.

The Conversation

Search for British hiker missing in New Zealand ‘paused’

Eli Sweeting, 25, was reported missing on May 4 after failing to return from a hike up Mitre Peak in Milford Sound in the South Island.

Evening Standard

Police pause search for British man missing while hiking in New Zealand

Eli Sweeting was reported missing on 4 May after failing to return from a hike on the South Island

The Independent UK

Women revolt at NZ government's pay equity walk-back

An estimated 150,000 workers in female-dominated industries will miss out on increased pay after the New Zealand government axed their pay equity claims.

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'Pick and stick': SBW's tip for Wallabies coach Schmidt

New Zealand World Cup winner Sonny Bill Williams is urging Wallabies coach to pick and stick with whoever he opts to wear Australia's troublesome No.10 jumper.

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Search efforts widen for ‘kindest, most compassionate’ Brit missing in New Zealand for a week

Around 40 search and rescue volunteers are searching for Eli Sweeting, 25, who is originally from Bristol

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Boomers' comeback falls short, Opals outclass NZ

Australia have made it five wins from six games in the trans-Tasman series, with the Boomers unable to get over the line in their dead rubber.

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Wallaroos draw positives from 28th straight loss to NZ

New Zealand have extended their perfect record over the Wallaroos to 28-0 with a hard-earned 38-12 win in the Pacific Four rugby series in Newcastle.

The Guardian - AU

Brave Australia dealt reality check in defeat to ruthless New Zealand

Wallaroos lose 38-12 to Black Ferns in Pacific Four Series opener as reigning World Cup champions extend hoodoo over rivals to 28 matches

Newslaundry

Hafta 536: War drums and fake news with India-Pakistan tensions

This week on Hafta, Newslaundry’s Abhinandan Sekhri, Raman Kirpal, Manisha Pande, Jayashree Arunachalam and Shardool Katyayan are joined by retired Brigadier Kuldip Singh. In this tense news week, we begin by dissecting India’s Operation Sindoor and strikes on terror camps in Pakistan on May 7. “Neither side, particularly India, wants…

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Boomers thump Tall Blacks to clinch Trans-Tasman series

The Australian Boomers have beaten New Zealand for a second time to clinch the Trans-Tasman Throwdown.

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Bring on NZ: Wallaroos aim to bust 0-27 record

The Wallaroos will be aiming to post their first win over New Zealand when the two teams lock horns in Newcastle on Saturday.

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"No Special Treatment": NZ Gambling Commission Rejects TAB Lobbying Efforts

In a move that underscores New Zealand's commitment to fair and transparent regulation, the country's Gambling Commission has dismissed TAB NZ's lobbying efforts for preferential treatment, affirming that all gambling operators will be held to the same legal and ethical standards.

The Guardian - AU

‘Hollowing out’: New Zealand grapples with an uncertain future as record numbers leave

Surge of departures – mostly fleeing a weak economy – fuels concern over the longer-term impact on the country as some small towns scramble for survival

The Conversation

Kiwi kids once led the world in reading – this 1950s primary school syllabus still has lessons for today

There is a well-known whakatauki (Māori proverb) that goes: “Ka mua, ka muri” – “walking backwards into the future”. It applies to many areas of life, but in education the idea of looking to the past to inform our way forward seems more relevant than ever.

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Watch elusive New Zealand snail lay an egg through a 'genital pore' in its neck

Very little is known about Powelliphanta augusta, an elusive snail species threatened with extinction. The new footage is the first time their bizarre egg laying behavior has been captured on camera.

The Independent UK

New stats show New Zealand still has more sheep than people. But that could change

There are around 4.5 sheep per person in New Zealand

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