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Jacinda Ardern makes final appearance as New Zealand leader

Jacinda Ardern has made her final public appearance as New Zealand’s prime minister, saying the thing she would miss most was the people, because they had been the “joy of the job.”

The Independent UK

Hockey World Cup: Too many mistakes confound India’s coach Graham Reid

BHUBANESWAR: All the noise at the Kalinga stadium here on Sunday night came from a small group of players dressed in black. As New Zealand celebrated their victory over India, a deathly silence hung all around.

The Times of India

India vs New Zealand: Ahead of 3rd ODI vs NZ, coach Rahul Dravid says top players will focus only on 50-over format in World Cup year

INDORE: A rampant India seem to be in the mood to score another resounding win over the Black Caps in the third and final ODI at the Holkar Stadium here on Tuesday. India, who have already bagged the series 2-0, will look for a second successive 3-0 whitewash after beating…

The Times of India

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Ardern bids farewell as NZ prime minister

Jacinda Ardern has told Kiwis they would still see her around but not in public debates as the New Zealand leader prepares to give up the prime ministership.

AAP

Did she inspire or fail to deliver? Readers on how Jacinda Ardern will be remembered

Most praised New Zealand’s outgoing prime minister for her handling of crises, while others criticised her domestic policy record

The Guardian - AU

Black Caps on the radar as Hunter makes move to NZ

"If that means second XI is the highest I ever play then I'm happy with that, but if it means I get a chance to play for New Zealand."

Newcastle Herald

Where the USWNT Roster Stands After New Zealand Friendlies

With the Women’s World Cup just six months away, U.S. players made their case for a place on Vlatko Andonovski’s squad in two wins over the last week.

Sports Illustrated

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Food security at the heart of our cost of living crisis

If we believe the cost of living crisis is more than a blip, we need policy that will strengthen NZ's own food security and encourage bioregionalism, writes Catherine Knight

Newsroom.co.nz

Cars, fridges, the waste conundrum, and the circular economy

What links a Renault factory that takes cars apart, a tough problem for NZ metal recyclers, and a Dutch pesticide maker? Answer: A more sustainable way of looking at the stuff we consume

Newsroom.co.nz

Rising to the global challenge: innovating in immigration

The public and private sectors need to creatively explore how to attract the right talent to New Zealand in what is a global market, says Evan Veza

Newsroom.co.nz

UK push for more Māori, Pasifika to access holiday visa scheme

The British government is looking at how to get a more diverse range of Kiwis heading there for the classic OE.

Newsroom.co.nz

It's not politics, and it's not OK

Māori issues editor Aaron Smale says sexism, racism, fairness and missed opportunities need to be considered when analysing Ardern’s complex legacy.

Newsroom.co.nz

Double duties for Dunedin swimmer

Otago freestyler Ruby Heath has become just the third Kiwi to swim in world championships in both the pool and the ocean. Now she’s aiming to be New Zealand’s first open water swimmer at an Olympics.

Newsroom.co.nz

Absence of Kane Williamson opportunity to try out new formations: Daryl Mitchell

INDORE: New Zealand might be without some of their senior players, including skipper Kane Williamson, but all-rounder Daryl Mitchell feels the tour of India is helping the Black Caps try out new formations and different balances.

The Times of India

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The New Daily

Sweet justice for Aussie beekeepers as NZ lobbyists lose another fight over Manuka honey

Honey hostilities between New Zealand and Australia will continue despite a legal battle over the naming rights to manuka honey collapsing.

The Times of India

24 wins in 27 bilateral series: India's incredible home record in ODIs since Nov 2009

If Team India win the third and final ODI vs New Zealand on Tuesday in Indore, they will record back to back ODI series clean sweeps at home. India had blanked Sri Lanka before the ongoing series against the Black Caps.

Daily Mirror

England quick opens up about injury hell after "last resort" to keep Ashes dream alive

18 months on from a "last resort" back operation to keep his England Test match dreams alive, Olly Stone is set to make his return and the 29-year-old has one eye on this summer's Ashes

The Times of India

Out of the World Cup, Indian hockey team must answer these 7 questions

BHUBANESWAR: "Thankfully, I didn't buy tickets for the rest of the games." The disaster that unfolded at the Kalinga Stadium on Sunday night has left a mark that won't easily be erased, if it does at all, from the mind of fans. The above remark on social media by a…

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AAP

'Sweet' victory for Aussie honey producers

Australian honey producers have declared a win after a decision by a New Zealand group to withdraw court proceedings in a trademark case over the "manuka" name.

The Times of India

India vs New Zealand 3rd ODI: When and where to watch, Predicted Playing XIs, Head to Head, Full squads, talking points and venue details

It's time for the third and final India vs New Zealand ODI. The Men in Blue are eyeing yet another ODI series sweep, having already taken a 2-0 lead in the three match series. While the first game was a high scoring cliffhanger, the second match was all India, as…

The Times of India

3rd ODI: Middle order in focus as rampant India eye series sweep against New Zealand

NEW DELHI: Oozing with confidence after a dominant eight-wicket win and an unassailable 2-0 lead, India will have a series sweep in sight when they take on New Zealand in the third and final one-dayer in Indore on Tuesday.

The Guardian - AU

Who is Carmel Sepuloni? New Zealand’s first Pasifika deputy prime minister

The daughter of an abattoir worker and fruit picker, Sepuloni could have exactly the expertise the PM needs to tackle a brutal cost of living crisis

The Times of India

Indian cricketers visit Ujjain's Mahakaleswar temple, pray for Rishabh Pant's speedy recovery

UJJAIN: Ahead of the third and final One-Day International in Indore against New Zealand, the Indian cricket team as well as umpires and officials visited the renowned Mahakaleshwar Temple here on Monday morning and attended the 'Bhasma Aarti'.

The Times of India

Babar Azam only scores for himself, Pakistan need to learn from India: Danish Kaneria

NEW DELHI: A livid Danish Kaneria lashed out at the Pakistan cricket team for their mediocre performance in the recently concluded ODI series against New Zealand, which the hosts lost 2-1. Kaneria pointed out a series of issues ailing the team, including the performance of their skipper Babar Azam and…

The Times of India

Dilip Tirkey: We got a lot of chances but wasted one after the other

NEW DELHI: As India lost the crossover match against New Zealand to bow out of the Hockey World Cup title race, a disappointed Hockey India president Dilip Tirkey said that the team wasted a lot of chances.

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