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Australia are through to the Rugby League World Cup final after securing a tough 16-14 win over New Zealand at Elland Road, Leeds.

AAP

Goodbye globalisation, hello localisation

Global shockwaves mean the future of NZ may depend on reducing reliance on imported goods and fostering regional growth and jobs, argues Dane Ambler.

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Clock ticking as NZ's Cup hoodoo lives on

Chances are running out for the current New Zealand playing group to snap the country's World Cup hoodoo and claim a global white-ball trophy.

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Changemakers in women's sport converge on NZ

One of the 'Big Four' women's sports events in NZ, the world's largest conference to advance gender equity in sport will drop a knowledge bomb on Auckland next week, says Rachel Froggatt.

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From sprinklers to sheep: New emissions tools help firms flex on the world stage

NZ develops measurement tools and targets to help businesses here avoid the greenwashing of the 'carbon neutral' Qatar World Cup with its stadiums and watered, air-conditioned turfs.

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Twelfth time unlucky for NZ at World Cup

New Zealand's loss to Pakistan in the T20 World Cup marked the 12th time the Black Caps have bowed out of a major global tournament in the semi-finals or later.

AAP

Mitchell helps NZ fight back to 4-152

Daryl Mitchell's unbeaten 53 from 35 balls has helped New Zealand recover to 4-152 against Pakistan in the Twenty20 World Cup semi-final at the SCG.

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Pakistan beat New Zealand by seven wickets to reach T20 World Cup final – as it happened

Babar Azam and Mohammad Rizwan hit top form in a timely fashion to propel Pakistan into the T20 World Cup final

The Guardian - UK

Postponed biofuels mandate puts cost-of-living ahead of climate crisis

Governments seem more interested in protecting their electoral interests than reducing climate harm – NZ's transport biofuels delay comes at a cost of 230,000 tonnes of emissions.

Newsroom.co.nz

Forget tobacco industry arguments about choice. Here's what young people think about NZ's smokefree generation policy

Aotearoa New Zealand’s bold plan to introduce a smokefree generation by prohibiting the sale of smoked tobacco products to anyone born after January 1 2009, has attracted international acclaim.

The Conversation

'What's the point of being in Government for the easy stuff?'

On the eve of the global climate summit, it was Labour Party deputy leader Kelvin Davis who focused hard at the party's annual conference on the climate challenges facing NZ and the Pacific. He

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Razzle-dazzle Fast5 still vital for netball

Does NZ’s third place in netball’s Fast5 world series reflect on our standings in the traditional game? And did the tournament prove there’s still a desire for a different style of netball? Me

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Northern Ireland author set to meet Irish Mammies in New Zealand on latest book tour

The immigration charity was set up by fellow Derry girl Ami McLean and now has a membership of over 1500 women

Belfast Live

Where is she now? Helen Mahon-Stroud

In a string of firsts, Black Fern Helen Mahon-Stroud was the first NZ women’s rugby captain, who scored the first try in the inaugural Rugby World Cup in 1991.

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Ferns favourites in Fast5's welcome return

It's colourful, it's snappy, it's dynamic, and it's back - the Fast5 Netball World Series returns to NZ with the hometown Ferns firm favourites. Merryn Anderson sizes up the competition.

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Book of the Week: Awful people, awful ideas

A brief history of NZ vileness

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Women and youth dragged into the labour force

Rising wages and pressure on household finances are forcing people into the workplace who would prefer to be home with their families or studying to provide NZ a high-skilled workforce.

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World Cup fans help vulnerable girls play rugby

As girls across NZ are captured by the Rugby World Cup, and Black Ferns role models, girls in vulnerable communities throughout the Pacific are being given a chance to pick up an oval ball.

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Australian workers at global company to trial four-day week after success of New Zealand pilot

Unilever’s NZ employees received 100% of their pay, reported a 33% reduction in stress and absenteeism dropped 34%

ABC News

The Melbourne Cup: How did the 22 runners make it into the big race?

From the international "raiders" to the "converted" Aussie hopes and a few genuine locals, we take a look at the varied journeys of the contenders for this year's Melbourne Cup.

The Conversation

Dealing with a ‘bloody messy’ world – the urgent foreign policy challenges facing NZ

Since Jacinda Ardern described the state of world affairs as “bloody messy” earlier this year there have been few, if any, signs of improvement. Ukraine, China, nuclear proliferation and the lasting impacts of a global pandemic all present urgent, unresolved challenges.

AAP

NZ Labour taps Goff for London role

Former foreign minister Phil Goff will begin a three-year term as New Zealand's High Commissioner to the United Kingdom in January.

The Conversation

10 is too young to be in court – NZ should raise the minimum age of criminal responsibility

Recent news that thousands of charges have been filed in the Waikato and Auckland youth courts in the past nine months once again put a spotlight on youth crime and our responses to it.

AAP

NZ-Afghanistan T20 Cup game washed out

New Zealand have suffered a blow with their Twenty20 World Cup game against Afghanistan at the MCG abandoned without a ball being bowled.

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Wales call up NZ naval officer for Black Ferns clash

A warfare officer in the NZ Navy, Kate Williams has been called into the Welsh rugby side who'll face the Black Ferns in the RWC quarterfinal this weekend.

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