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New Zealand legend Ross Taylor lifts lid on racism from teammates and officials

New Zealand cricket star Ross Taylor is of Samoan heritage and has opened up about his experiences of racism during his cricket career

Daily Mirror

New Zealand house prices finally fall from dizzying heights

New Zealand house prices have fallen year-on-year for the first time in more than a decade as rising interest rates finally halted a dizzying boom that had only gained momentum after the coronavirus pandemic first hit

The Independent UK

Dead received NZ cost of living payment

New Zealand's opposition has described the government's much-vaunted cost of living payments as a "debacle" after cash went to backpackers and the deceased.

AAP

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Mitchell Santner stars as New Zealand beat West Indies in T20 series opener

KINGSTON (Jamaica): West Indies' season of white-ball woe continued on Wednesday when New Zealand completed a 13-run win in the first T20 International of a three-match series at Sabina Park in Jamaica.

The Times of India

New Zealand tourism minister makes pitch to the rich as he spurns ‘$10-a-day’ travellers

Stuart Nash says NZ to ‘unashamedly’ target wealthy tourists ahead of those who ‘travel around our country eating two-minute noodles’

The Guardian - AU

Kiribati constitutional crisis deepens as it detains Australian-born high court justice

Judge David Lambourne was detained after a failed bid to deport him, which he called a ‘devastating assault on the rule of law’ in Kiribati

The Guardian - AU

Why migrant and refugee women and children remain in the shadows of health reforms in New Zealand

New Zealand’s healthcare policies for migrants rate among the top five countries globally. Yet research shows persistent health inequities among women and children with migrant and refugee backgrounds.

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Aotearoa or New Zealand: has the moment come to change the country’s name?

It’s not the first push to adopt the te reo Māori name, but a petition signed by 70,000 people has given it fresh momentum

The Guardian - AU

Some New Zealand politicians want to crack down on gangs. That’s no way to solve the problem

Gangs flourish when the state fails its citizens. Banning colours and getting ‘tough on crime’ won’t fix anything

The Guardian - AU

NZ exports to Russia plummet 90% after sanctions

Vladimir Putin's war in Ukraine comes at a cost of an 11% contraction to his nation's economy, as sanctions bite.

Newsroom.co.nz

New-look regulator will demand 'robust' evidence for natural remedies' claims

Health Minister Andrew Little is to create a new-look regulator to scrutinise the therapeutic claims of both pharmaceuticals and natural health products.

Newsroom.co.nz

Trent Boult set for ‘significantly reduced role’ after ending New Zealand contract

The 33-year-old has played 70 tests and 137 limited overs internationals since 2011

The Independent UK

Covid lockdown boredom inspires New Zealand teenager to build world-record 25-metre Lego train

Alexander Blong smashed the previous world record for the most carriages in a Lego train

The Guardian - AU

Pace bowler Trent Boult released from New Zealand Cricket contract

Trent Boult takes the decision to spend more time with his young family

The Hindu

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The Guardian - AU

New Zealand Labour repeals three-strikes law its says led to ‘absurd’ sentences

Justice minister says law introduced by previous government was a ‘kneejerk reaction to crime’ that failed as a deterrent

The Guardian - AU

New Zealand MP stood down after fresh bullying claims from female former flatmate

National party to launch independent investigation into Sam Uffindell, who has denied fresh allegations of intimidating behaviour

AAP

NZ MP Uffindell probed over fresh claims

Fresh claims of abusive behavious at university have prompted the New Zealand opposition National party to stand down new MP Sam Uffindell.

The Conversation

NZ children face a ‘perfect storm’ of dangerous diseases as immunisation rates fall

Routine childhood immunisations have dropped so dramatically globally during the COVID-19 pandemic that the World Health Organization and UNICEF are raising the alarm.

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The Independent UK

West Indies vs New Zealand LIVE: Cricket score and updates from New Zealand in West Indies 2022

Follow all the action from Sabina Park

Newsroom.co.nz

US general warns: China 'violating sovereignty' in Indo-Pacific

Strong alliances are a "great counterweight" to Beijing's destabilising actions in the Indo-Pacific, general says during Aotearoa visit.

The Independent UK

Tyson Fury back in camp to help Joseph Parker prepare for Joe Joyce fight

New Zealand’s Parker will face Briton Joyce in a heavyweight clash in Manchester this September

Asharq Al-Awsat

New Zealand’s Endangered Kakapo Parrot Gets a Big Population Boost

The population of New Zealand's kakapo, an endangered flightless parrot, has increased 25% in the last year to 252 birds following a good breeding season and success with artificial insemination, the conservation department said Tuesday. The kakapo have been nearly wiped out by introduced predators such as stoats as the…

Reuters

New Zealand's endangered kakapo parrot gets a big population boost

Reuters

U.S. doubling down on investment in the Pacific - senior diplomat

The world's future will be written in the Pacific, U.S. Deputy Secretary of State Wendy Sherman said in New Zealand on Tuesday, as she wrapped up a whistle-stop tour of Pacific nations intended to demonstrate Washington's commitment to the Pacific region.

The Conversation

Racism, exclusion and tokenism: how Māori and Pacific science graduates are still marginalised at university

Given most New Zealand universities have goals for increasing Māori and Pacific student and staff numbers, we need to ask why their numbers still remain stubbornly low in the research sector – and even lower within “STEM” (science, technology, engineering and mathematics) departments.

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