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Sexual orientation and earnings appear to be linked – but patterns differ for NZ men and women

New Zealand has made substantial progress on promoting LGBTQ+ rights over the past 20 years, including legalising same-sex civil unions in 2004, legalising same-sex marriage in 2013, and banning conversion practices in 2022.

The Conversation

Luxon on the attack as New Zealand parliament returns

Chris Luxon has taken his place as New Zealand's prime minister in parliament and wasted no time attacking the opposition Labour party and leader Chris Hipkins.

AAP

NZ government puts police commissioner on notice

The New Zealand government has issued a rarely-seen letter of expectations to Police Commissioner Andrew Coster, saying Kiwis deserve to feel safe.

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New Zealand's Indigenous people are furious over plans to snuff out anti-smoking laws

A year ago, New Zealand enacted what are perhaps the world's toughest anti-smoking laws. The new conservative government plans a repeal — and an end the Maori Health Authority. Protests have ensued.

WEKU

Andrew Flintoff set to return to England’s backroom staff for Windies T20 series

Flintoff first linked up with the national side in an unpaid role for ODI series against New Zealand and Ireland before the World Cup.

The Independent UK

TVNZ Relies on Vizrt’s Viz One and AWS for Archives, Media Workflows

New Zealand broadcaster used Viz One with AWS S3 archive storage to manage content for recent national elections

TV Tech

The Holocene Superbike Is An Ultra-Light Road Bike Made Of Recycled Carbon

New Zealand-based company Velos Advancements showcases its latest innovation, the Holocene Superbike made out of recycled carbon fiber.

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Mushfiqur Rahim becomes first Bangladesh batter to be out for ‘obstructing the field’

Mushfiqur Rahim became 1st Bangladesh batter to be out for 'obstructing the field' vs. New Zealand. Umpires referred to TV umpire who gave Rahim out. Last such dismissal was Michael Vaughan (England) in 2001

The Hindu

NZ's top brass attend 54th State Opening of Parliament

New Zealand's 54th parliament has opened, with Governor-General Dame Cindy Kiro - King Charles III's representative in the country - holding court.

AAP

Fisher-Harris, Hale voted Golden Boot winners

James Fisher-Harris and Georgia Hale have taken out rugby league's Golden Boot awards after New Zealand were surprise winners of the Pacific series.

AAP

New Zealand's Maori King calls for national unity talks

Maori Party co-leader Rawiri Waititi says he "would never" call King Charles III "Kingi Harehare", meaning King Offensive, or King Skinrash.

AAP

Electric plane set to deliver mail across New Zealand in decarbonisation push

Air New Zealand says using the ALIA electric cargo plane to deliver parcels will help plot route towards zero-emissions passenger flights in a ‘new age of propulsion’

The Guardian - AU

NZ First fears over WHO regulations are misplaced – robust checks and balances already exist

When the new government lodged an urgent “reservation” against adopting amendments to World Health Organization regulations, it baffled some expert observers but signalled an early win for the NZ First party.

The Conversation

King called a 'scab' by several Maori MPs in New Zealand parliament

THE King appears to have been branded a “scab” by Maori MPs ahead of his first visit to the country as monarch.

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Did Maori MPs deliberately refer to King Charles as ‘skin rash’ during pledge of allegiance?

Six indigenous parliamentarians held alternate swearing-in, pledging allegiance to their descendants first

International Business Times

Wellington Welcomes First Wild-born Kiwi Chicks In A Century

Conservationists in New Zealand celebrated on Tuesday after discovering that kiwi chicks had been born in the wilds around Wellington for the first time in more than a century.

Evening Standard

King and Queen 'planning first trip to Australia and New Zealand'

The monarch is reported to be planning a trip Down Under for October 2024

The Guardian - AU

‘Charles’ or ‘skin rash’? Māori MPs’ oath of allegiance to king sparks translation debate

At the opening of parliament, lawmakers for New Zealand’s Māori party used a word for Charles that can also be used to describe skin conditions

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The Independent UK

Thousands protest Indigenous policies of New Zealand government as lawmakers are sworn in

Thousands of protesters have rallied against the New Zealand government’s Indigenous policies as the Parliament convened for the first time since October elections

Al Jazeera

Thousands gather in New Zealand to protest government’s Indigenous policies

Right-leaning coalition has pledged to review affirmative action and remove references to treaty with Maori people.

The Guardian - AU

New Zealand: thousands protest against new government policies that unravel Māori gains

The new government recently announced it would dial back use of Māori language in government organisations, and scrap Māori Health Authority

The Guardian - AU

Christopher Luxon’s new coalition struggles with self-inflicted crises – but it has time to recover

New Zealand’s incoming government still has three years to show it stands for something other than clumsily undoing Labour policies

AAP

Maori protesters march as New Zealand MPs sworn in

The 54th Parliament of New Zealand has opened, amid demonstrations from Maori both inside and outside the House.

The Hindu

New Zealand eye comeback final Test win in Bangladesh

New Zealand leg spinner Ish Sodhi said his side hoped to finish their long season away from home on a high by beating Bangladesh in the upcoming second Test

The Conversation

Humans, rats and dogs pushed the takahē into Fiordland – new genetic research maps its dramatic journey

Takahē are a striking bird and a national treasure in Aotearoa New Zealand. But the history and origin story of this flightless swamp hen have become a point of scientific debate.

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