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'The more you know about waste, the less you sleep at night'

Business editor Nikki Mandow visits Waste Management's Auckland-based Redvale Landfill and hears some sobering truths about rubbish and climate change from a most unexpected quarter.

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A travel guide to New Zealand ahead of next year's Women's World Cup

And getting to New Zealand is easier than ever for Americans.

Fortune

Visa woes bar NBL's Sotto from entering NZ

Visa issues will precent Filipino centre Kai Sotto from travelling with the Adelaide 36ers to Auckland to face the New Zealand Breakers.

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New Zealand house seller throws in free Tesla as market tumbles

Unusual offer in Auckland comes amid affordability crisis that has seen house prices fall more than 10% in a year

The Guardian - AU

Rugby's success sets bar high for FIFA World Cup

The crowds watching the Football Ferns play at home for the first time in four years are a smidgeon of what's to come at next year's FIFA Women's World Cup, says NZ Football's Johanna Wood.

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New Zealand ‘suitcase’ murders: suspect to be extradited from South Korea within 30 days

Justice minister approves extradition of woman arrested on suspicion of the murder of two children whose bodies were found in suitcases in Auckland

The Guardian - AU

NZ should lead the climate change fight, not just pay reparation

We need to invest in clean technologies and circular economies to lessen our dependence on carbon-emitting industries, say leading Auckland academics

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Seoul to extradite New Zealand murder suspect within 30 days

South Korean officials say a New Zealand murder suspect will be extradited within 30 days, about two months after she was arrested in South Korea in connection with two dead children found in suitcases in Auckland

The Independent UK

NZ women stun England to win rugby World Cup

AUCKLAND: Ayesha Leti-l’iga scored a try nine minutes from time to give New Zealand a 34-31 victory over England in a thriller of a World Cup final on Saturday as the Black Ferns claimed a sixth world title at a packed Eden Park.

Bangkok Post

England edged by New Zealand in Women’s Rugby World Cup final as Red Roses suffer heartbreaking defeat

England suffered a heartbreaking Women’s Rugby World Cup final defeat to hosts New Zealand despite an admirable battle in a gruelling, captivating contest in Auckland that went down to the wire.

Evening Standard

England suffer Women's Rugby World Cup final heartbreak as New Zealand fight back

The Red Roses were forced to play over an hour with 14 players in Auckland and couldn’t hold on as the hosts emerged victorious 34-31 thanks to a dramatic late try

Daily Mirror

South Korea steps closer to extraditing suspect in New Zealand suitcase murder case

A court in Seoul on Friday approved New Zealand's request for the extradition of a mother suspected of murdering two children whose bodies were discovered in suitcases in Auckland, leaving South Korea's justice minister to make the final decision.

Reuters

Hopes for 175 new Auckland homes dashed by former bankrupt’s mortgagee sale

Work has been shut down on a multimillion dollar Auckland development that would have housed up to 500 people, and the developer faces bankruptcy – for the second time.

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Auckland Council: What they've got to hide

Auckland councillors held an extraordinary meeting on Thursday to grapple with a $270m hole in the council budget – but almost all the detail and all the grappling was kept secret.

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'The real work starts today': Plugging Auckland Council’s leaky budget

New Auckland mayor Wayne Brown called a $270 million deficit in council budgets a “wake-up call” that suggested his term won’t be “business as usual”

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Changemakers in women's sport converge on NZ

One of the 'Big Four' women's sports events in NZ, the world's largest conference to advance gender equity in sport will drop a knowledge bomb on Auckland next week, says Rachel Froggatt.

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Yearly events could be the shot in the arm Auckland needs

With the Rugby World Cup over next week, how reliant can Auckland’s economic recovery be on a steady schedule of international events?

The National (Scotland)

Scotland’s Hollie Davidson appointed to referee women’s World Cup final

SCOTLAND'S Hollie Davidson has been appointed to referee the women’s World Cup final between England and New Zealand in Auckland on Saturday.

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Wayne's first fix - a budget emergency

Mayor Wayne Brown and the new council get their first chance at 'fixing' Auckland when this week's first business meeting grapples with a $270m shortfall in next year's budget

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For want of a bus driver: tough times for Auckland Transport

Recent cuts to bus services due to a major skills shortage cast an unhealthy pall on a public transport system still trying to regain the patronage of pre-pandemic years

Belfast Live

Northern Ireland author set to meet Irish Mammies in New Zealand on latest book tour

The immigration charity was set up by fellow Derry girl Ami McLean and now has a membership of over 1500 women

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The Week in Detail: Wayne Brown, banks, and nuclear power

The Detail podcast brings you the issues behind the news every weekday. Here's what we covered this week.

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Court approves high-cost, high-rise Drury town centre after council appeal

Auckland Council appealed its own decision to rezone the area earlier this year.

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No more screen time for Auckland school rugby stars

Is the commercialisation of school sport doing more harm than good?

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Truck driver shortage shaking up the industry

Trucking companies are feeling the pinch of a shortage of drivers - and it’s worse in the big cities, particularly since Covid restrictions eased. Immigration is only part of the answer

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