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Emma Raducanu hoping to become one of tennis’ best athletes with new trainer

The former US Open champion will head to Australia next week before starting her season in Auckland.

The Independent UK

Long, unhurried days with a cooler: the cricket fans sticking with New Zealand’s forgotten format

In an age dominated by T20, New Zealand’s long-form Plunket Shield is a throwback to another time and retains a small group of committed fans

The Guardian - AU

Italiano stokes flame against 'vulnerable' Auckland FC

Wellington Phoenix aren't daunted by a sold-out Mount Smart Stadium and Auckland FC's mighty A-League Men winning streak.

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Police Forced to Return Confiscated Money to Motorcycle Gang After Misreading the Word 'Drugs' on Envelop Containing Cash

Auckland police returned an envelope of cash to the Head Hunters West motorcycle gang after mistakenly interpreting its label as "drugs profit" during an August raid.

Latin Times

Another clean sheet as miserly Auckland set ALM record

Late goals from Neyder Moreno and Francis De Vries helped A-League Men leaders Auckland to a 2-0 win over Newcastle to continue a remarkable debut season.

AAP

The Treaty Principles Bill is already straining social cohesion – a referendum could be worse

With the protest hikoi from the far north moving through Auckland on its way to Wellington, it might be said ACT leader David Seymour has been granted his wish of generating an “important national conversation about the place of the Treaty in our constitutional arrangements”.

The Conversation

Calls mount for Macarthur to field A-League Women’s team after Auckland commit for 2025

The club is facing growing pressure to field a team in the A-League Women’s competition, almost six years after they were granted their men’s licence

The Guardian - AU

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Tonga hold on to beat New Zealand in Auckland epic

Tonga have beaten New Zealand 25-24 to qualify for the Pacific Cup final against Australia, in one of the greatest Test matches played in the 21st century.

AAP

Breakers thrash 36ers in Auckland NBL clash

The New Zealand Breakers have put in a dominant home performance to thrash the Adelaide 36ers 109-82 in the NBL.

AAP

Auckland won't get carried away after perfect ALM start

Auckland FC have claimed New Zealand derby bragging rights over Wellington with a 2-0 win but won't get carried away with their perfect A-League Men start.

AAP

Rufer sidelined as all-NZ A-League clash arrives

Paulo Retre will make his Wellington Phoenix debut and Marco Rojas will return in the first "Kiwi clasico" against Auckland FC on Saturday.

AAP

Phoenix claim 'people's club' status for Kiwi ALM derby

The first all-New Zealand A-League Men clash on Saturday is also a table-topper, with Auckland FC facing Wellington Phoenix in the NZ capital.

AAP

The owners of a New Zealand volcano that erupted in 2019, killing 22 people, appeal their conviction

The owners of an island volcano in New Zealand that erupted in 2019, killing 22 people, are appealing their company’s criminal conviction on safety breaches at the High Court in Auckland

The Independent UK

Disruptive passenger forces Air New Zealand flight bound for Auckland to divert to Melbourne

The flight continued to Auckland after 90-minute delay, Air New Zealand says

The Independent UK

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Auckland enjoy home success on A-League Men debut

Harry Van Der Saag's own goal and Logan Rogerson's sidefoot volley ensured Auckland FC's debut A-League Men outing was a winning one.

AAP

After 17 years away, Auckland returns to A-Leagues

Once said to be the biggest city in the world without a professional soccer team, the arrival of Auckland FC in the A-Leagues changes all that.

AAP

Trump backlash: Auckland FC fan group dismayed by owner

A left-wing Auckland FC fan group has sounded off on the club's billionaire owner ahead of their inaugural A-League Men match on Saturday.

AAP

Auckland FC owner backing Trump alongside A-Leagues

American club owner Bill Foley is spending some of his billions developing Auckland FC alongside his support for US presidential candidate Donald Trump.

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Auckland FC arrive, set on making big A-League splash

After 18 years at Sydney FC, new Auckland FC coach Steve Corica returned to start-up life as he helped to build New Zealand's second A-League club.

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Retiring in New Zealand: A Comprehensive Guide for US Citizens

Retiring in New Zealand. It's a dream for many - a chance to swap the daily grind for stunning landscapes, friendly locals, and a slower pace of life. But retiring in New Zealand as an American? Now that’s a plan that needs careful consideration, realistic expectations, and maybe a bit…

The Guardian - AU

The murder trial that captivated New Zealand

Philip Polkinghorne found not guilty of killing his wife in a case that has attracted huge interest amid claims of drug use and infidelity

AAP

Nyika yearns for tougher test after cruisy headline act

David Nyika is asking for someone to "take him to the trenches" after the New Zealand star cruised to a third-round stoppage of Tommy Karpency in Auckland.

AAP

Leapai Jr sends opponent through ropes for brutal KO

Teenage heavyweight boxing sensation Alex Leapai Jr sent his opponent through the ropes with a devastating three-punch knockout combination in Auckland.

AAP

'Beef sandwich': Hungry Nyika eyes off main event feed

Unbeaten cruiserweight prospect David Nyika is embracing his headline status ahead of an Auckland date with late call-up, American veteran Tommy Karpency.

The Guardian - AU

Desserted by 8pm: Aucklanders revel in status as world’s earliest diners

In New Zealand’s largest city, no-shame early eating has become entwined in a dining culture where booking a table past 8.30pm is a rarity

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