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Tax backflip and house flips, neither pays for nurses and firefighters

No-one noticed they were cutting KiwiSaver balances by $103b: what might have looked inert within the Thorndon Bubble reacted explosively on contact with outside air.

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England captain Sarah Hunter reveals why she's more determined than ever to grab World Cup glory this autumn

Hunter, 36, skippered the Red Roses when they were beaten by New Zealand in the final five years ago, having also been a part of the side that were crowned champions in France three years earlier

Wales Online

Feathers ruffled as Emirates goose ad flies close to Air New Zealand’s

‘You’ve got the wrong airline!’ advises ‘original’ CGI goose mascot as a second’s ad launches

The Independent UK

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New World Rugby rankings see five teams change places as Argentina rise despite 50-point All Blacks thrashing

World Rugby's official rankings have had a reshuffle following Rugby Championship action

Wales Online

Aussies ready for 'world-class' NZ in ODIs

World No.1 New Zealand will be looking to improve on their ODI record in Australia as the Black Caps try to continue their streak of series wins.

AAP

Ella Toone sends defiant warning to world champions USA ahead of Lionesses showdown

European champions England qualified for next year's Women's World Cup in Australia and New Zealand and will face world champions USA in a friendly at Wembley in October

Daily Mirror

Randle pays tribute to Pukekohe

Thomas Randle will sport a tweaked Castrol livery at this weekend's Auckland SuperSprint to farewell the famous Pukekohe circuit.

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Solomon Islands says Australia, New Zealand exempt from navy ship moratorium despite China security pact

Solomon Islands Prime Minister Manasseh Sogavare says because Australia and New Zealand are part of the Solomon Islands International Assistance Force they do not have to adhere to the nation's ban on foreign vessels.

ABC News

Brutal lockout in New Zealand mill town a stark portrait of capitalism’s failed hopes and broken promises

Once a beacon of possibility for Māori workers, the Essity paper mill at Kawerau is becoming a symbol of what has been lost

The Guardian - AU

New Zealand announces space policy review and new space strategy

New Zealand's government said on Monday it would be reviewing the country's space policy and launching an aerospace strategy as part of an effort to grow the sector.

Reuters

Solomon Islands says Australia, NZ exempt from navy ship moratorium

Navy vessels from Australia and New Zealand will be exempt from a temporary ban on foreign ships entering the ports of the Solomon Islands, the Pacific island nation's prime minister told parliament on Monday.

Reuters

Australia vs New Zealand LIVE: Cricket score and updates from one-day international

Follow all the action from Cazaly's Stadium

The Independent UK

High-profile white nationalist stands for position on New Zealand school board

Questions have been raised over laws governing school boards after Philip Arps nominated for a position at a multicultural Christchurch college

The Guardian - AU

NZ’s most walkable towns and cities ranked: see how your neighbourhood stacks up

If you live in a city or town, you have a mental map of the places you travel to most. But how accessible are those places, and how long does it take you to get there? Most of all, could you do everything you need to do without a car?

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Kiwis 'could join Ukraine revenge mission'

The death of a serving New Zealand soldier in Ukraine could prompt other Kiwis to take up arms against Russia's invasion, a former defence minister says.

ABC News

How the world's loneliest tree is helping scientists advance climate change research

The world's loneliest tree stands on Campbell Island in New Zealand, with its nearest companion more than 220 kilometres away — but its unlikely existence is helping to advance climate change research.

Tribune News Service

Prime Minister Ardern to fly to UN in New York on first direct Air New Zealand flight

New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern will take the national carrier’s first direct flight later this month from Auckland to New York, where she will attend the U.N. General Assembly.

Newsroom.co.nz

Will Pakistan’s floods jolt us from our climate slumber?

The team of five million must join the team of eight billion to combat climate change

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Eureka, reviewed

A report on the $3 Book Fair

Irish Mirror

Vera Pauw reacts to massive play-off boost, but warns there is plenty of work to be done

Ireland's route to next summer's World Cup finals in Australia and New Zealand is potentially a lot smoother, thanks to results in recent days, including the famous 1-0 win over Finland.

The Guardian - UK

Corbin Strong outmuscles Omar Fraile to win first stage of Tour of Britain

Israel-Premiertech’s young New Zealand rider Corbin Strong took victory on a picturesque first stage of the Tour of Britain in Aberdeenshire

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From desk to lake - rowing's new duo aim for Paris

From Rowing NZ's office to the world championships - it's been a wild six months for Rachael Kennedy, joining forces with reigning world champ Jackie Kiddle in the lightweight double sculls.

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Cost of Chinese ban on NZ seafood tops $6m

Chinese authorities continue to block imports from two New Zealand seafood factories just over 18 months after the suspension began.

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Application for Omicron vaccine expected in 'the coming months'

It could take several months for Pfizer's new Omicron-specific vaccines to be available in New Zealand.

The Times of India

1st unofficial Test: Tilak scores maiden ton, Kuldeep gives better account as India A-New Zealand A match ends in a draw

BENGALURU: Promising batter Tilak Varma scored his maiden first-class hundred while Kuldeep Yadav bowled with much more control as the first 'unofficial Test' between India A and New Zealand A ended in a draw on Sunday.

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