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Our cities are making us fat and unhealthy – a 'healthy location index' can help us plan better

As councils and central government consider what cities of the future will look like, a new tool has been developed to map how various features of where we live influence public health.

The Conversation

Women's World Cup, Australia vs West Indies: Dominant Australia beat West Indies by 157 runs to cruise to final

WELLINGTON: Australia booked their place in the ICC Women's World Cup final with a dominant 157-run victory over West Indies after Alyssa Healy's belligerent century was complemented by the bowlers here on Wednesday.

The Times of India

Healy ton puts Aussies on top vs Windies

The West Indies must mount a world record chase of 306 to deny Australia a place in the Women's World Cup final after a fine century from opener Alyssa Healy.

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Australia beat West Indies by 157 runs in ICC Women’s Cricket World Cup 2022 semi-final – as it happened

Over-by-over report: Meg Lanning’s unbeaten side booked a place in the final with a comprehensive win in Wellington, powered by Alyssa Healy’s century

The Guardian - AU

Rushing emissions plan a costly mistake

The capital city's attempt to take over emissions reductions highlights the poor understanding of the emissions trading scheme – but that's scarcely surprising when the Govt is rushing.

Newsroom.co.nz

There's something fishy about Lloyd Jones's latest novel

The unnamed narrator of Lloyd Jones’s The Fish is introduced to the word “correspondence” by his older sister Carla. Growing up in 1950s and 1960s Wellington, he discovers that “there is a world we wake to each day and there is the one we choose to describe”.

The Conversation

ICC Women's World Cup: Resurgent England crush Bangladesh to make semifinals

WELLINGTON: Defending champions England became the third team to book its place in the semifinals of the Women's World Cup with a comfortable 100-run win over Bangladesh here on Sunday.

The Times of India

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England beat Bangladesh: Women’s Cricket World Cup – as it happened

England beat Bangladesh by a hundred runs to reach the World Cup semi-finals as Dunkley leads the way with a run-a-ball 67

The Guardian - UK

Women's World Cup, Australia vs Bangladesh: Australia survive Bangladesh scare, finish on top

WELLINGTON: Australia overcame a few anxious moments before getting past Bangladesh by five-wickets, a win that ensured them a top-of-the-table finish after the group stage matches of the ICC Women's World Cup here on Friday.

The Times of India

Wellington's fluoride fail

How did Wellington Water fail to fluoridate much of its water supply for months on end - and why didn't it tell anyone?

Newsroom.co.nz

ICC Women's World Cup, South Africa vs West Indies: South Africa seal semifinal spot as match against West Indies abandoned

WELLINGTON: South Africa on Thursday became the second team to qualify for the semifinals of the ICC Women's World Cup after their league match against West Indies was abandoned due to rain at the Basin Reserve.

The Times of India

Phoenix to return to NZ in ALM season

Wellington Phoenix are planning to return home to play A-League Men's games after the New Zealand government removed restrictions on outdoor gatherings.

AAP

Women's ODI Cricket World Cup: Australia defeats South Africa to keep unbeaten run alive

A stunning Meg Lanning ton and an incredible Ash Gardner catch lead Australia to victory over South Africa in the women's ODI World Cup.

ABC News

‘It’s good to be alive’: groundbreaking New Zealand artist brings light and joy to city streets

Sallie Culy, who has Williams Syndrome, is the first artist with an intellectual disability to exhibit in Wellington’s public art Lightbox programme

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Trans-Tasman contest could be Cup classic

Meg Lanning says she expects hosts New Zealand to come hard at Australia in their trans-Tasman Women's Cricket World Cup clash in Wellington on Sunday.

AAP

Roar seek ALM revenge against Phoenix

Brisbane Roar midfielder Jay O'Shea says a humbling 3-0 loss to Wellington earlier this season will spur the ALM club ahead of Saturday's visit by the Phoenix.

Newsroom.co.nz

This week's best-selling books

This week's biggest-selling New Zealand books, as recorded by the Nielsen BookScan New Zealand bestseller list and described by Steve Braunias

The Guardian - AU

‘Everything is rising’: New Zealanders make painful sacrifices as living costs skyrocket

Coffee, burgers, haircuts and even cauliflowers are soaring in price as inflation takes hold

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The search for Katherine Mansfield

The curious case of a long-lost short story "by" Katherine Mansfield

The Times of India

Covid reality arrives for Kiwis as ‘Fortress New Zealand’ falls

WELLINGTON: Two years after the pandemic began, New Zealanders are finally facing its reality.

AAP

Phoenix-City ALM clash called off

Wellington Phoenix's A-League Men clash against Melbourne City has been called off due to bad weather in Sydney.

Newsroom.co.nz

Three years on, Muslims see familiar hate messages in Parliament occupation

The Terror Attack Royal Commission made 44 recommendations. What progress has been made?

The Conversation

Why legitimate criticism of the 'mainstream' media is in danger of being hijacked by anti-vax and ‘freedom’ movements

One striking feature of the “freedom convoy” protests in Ottawa, Wellington and elsewhere has been the intense antagonism towards “mainstream media” (MSM).

Newsroom.co.nz

Fire rages at Parliament as violence escalates

Tents were set alight on Parliament grounds today, protesters clashed with police and three officers have been taken to hospital, after bricks were torn up and thrown at them.

AAP

Police pepper spray NZ anti-vax protesters

New Zealand police have surprised anti-vax protesters with a pre-dawn operation on day 23 of their occupation outside parliament.

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