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Human rights declined during the COVID-19 pandemic, in countries from Angola to the US to New Zealand

Human rights activists and international leaders first warned in April 2020 that countries could use the COVID-19 pandemic as an excuse to crack down on human rights.

The Conversation

New research detects pre-eruption warning signals at Whakaari White Island and other active volcanoes

Scientifically and emotively, we think every volcano has its own “personality”. However, we’ve discovered that volcanoes share behaviour traits – and this could form the basis for an eruption warning system.

The Conversation

New Zealand scientists find tremor link that could predict volcanic eruptions

Researchers develop system to track shaking within volcanoes that could provide up to 4 days notice of an eruption

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PM's Singapore mission lacking a world stage

Jacinda Ardern’s return to the world stage has been a long time coming, yet for much of her time in Singapore it wasn’t at all obvious where she was, writes political editor @jo_moir

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The deal that shocked the world: inside the China-Solomons security pact

A secret agreement that expands Chinese influence over Solomon Islands has now been signed. How did it come about, and what does it mean for the region?

The Guardian - AU

Why is the Solomon Islands-China security pact causing alarm?

The Solomon Islands prime minister has been defending the just-signed pact amid concern from Canberra to Washington.

Al Jazeera

Harry Styles to bring Love on Tour shows to Melbourne, Sydney, Perth, Gold Coast and Auckland in 2023

Global heart-throb Harry Styles will head down under after officially rescheduling his Australian tour.

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NZ volcano Ruapehu tremors continue

The crater lake of New Zealand volcano Mount Ruapehu is bubbling at an elevated temperature after a month of underground tremors.

AAP

When is the Anzac Day public holiday this year and will people be standing in their driveways again?

Celebrated annually on April 25, Anzac Day is one of the nation's most important days on our calendars. But how much do you actually know about it? Find out information about the public holiday, along with a few facts you may not have known.

ABC News

U.S, Japan, Australia and New Zealand concerned by Solomon Islands-China pact

The United States, Japan, New Zealand and Australia are concerned by a security pact between China and the Solomon Islands, the White House said in a statement on Tuesday.

Reuters

Why an 'average bloke' from Wollongong is preparing to traverse New Zealand on foot

An independent childhood in New South Wales instilled in Josh Storey a love of travelling by foot. Now as an adult, he's set his sights beyond the horizon.

ABC News

Cheaper food comes with other costs – why cutting GST isn't the answer

As New Zealand considers the removal of the goods and services tax (GST) from food to reduce costs for low income households, advocates need to consider the impact cheap food has on the environment and whether there are better options to help struggling families.

The Conversation

West Papuan students' dreams dashed after scholarships suddenly cancelled

More than 140 Indigenous Western Papuan students in Australia, New Zealand, Canada and the United States have had their government scholarships terminated without warning.

ABC News

The damned curriculum: a camel with only one leg

A critique of the new history lessons

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On the very short runway to Birmingham

With just 99 days till the Commonwealth Games, the global pandemic has left many Kiwi athletes with a short runway back into international competition.

Daily Mirror

James Anderson set for first match since England axing as Stuart Broad remains sidelined

James Anderson and Stuart Broad have not played a competitive match since England's 4-0 Ashes defeat this winter and both are being managed as they target recalls to the Test team this summer

The Guardian - AU

Refugees resettled in New Zealand from Australia to be permanently banned from returning

Government says refugees will be stopped at border, even if they have become New Zealand citizens

Reuters

U.S. concerned after China says it signs security pact with Solomon Islands

China said on Tuesday it had signed a security pact with the Solomon Islands, a move set to heighten concerns of the United States and allies Australia and New Zealand about growing Chinese influence in a region traditionally under their sway.

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Singapore, New Zealand agree to enhance climate cooperation

Singapore and New Zealand have agreed to enhance cooperation on a range of climate issues, ranging from low carbon technology to sustainable aviation initiatives, New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern said on Tuesday.

Reuters

New Zealand imposes new sanctions on Russian banks

New Zealand unveiled new sanctions on Tuesday targeting Russia’s largest banks and financial institutions, in its response to the invasion of Ukraine.

The Guardian - AU

Sheep shorn of 18kg fleece after three years on the lam

Elusive New Zealand merino sheep named Shrekapo was caught after years in the wilderness and relieved of half his bodyweight in wool

The Conversation

Many places are starting to wind back COVID restrictions, but this doesn't mean the pandemic is over yet

This month, mask mandates were lifted in South Australia, and vaccine requirements for dining and nightlife were removed in Queensland.

Newsroom.co.nz

What next for our immigration settings

With the borders reopening, will immigration return to pre-pandemic levels, or does New Zealand need to re-think its reliance on migrant labour?

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Hold firm on timing of tougher home insulation rules, Govt urged

Some in the building sector want a delay to rule changes intended to improve energy efficiency, but green building advocates say we can't wait.

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Aliyah's far from Dunn with Silver Ferns

As Aliyah Dunn continues to build her reputation under the hoop for the Pulse, the young shooting star reckons she's finally ready for another shot at the Silver Ferns.

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