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Young quick scores tricks from new Ferns coach

One of New Zealand's most promising fast bowlers, Molly Penfold, was surprised to get the call-up for the T20 World Cup, but she has a great support team around her, Merryn Anderson reports.

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‘Sajid Javid is wrong to back GP fees’, says Scots doctor

A SCOTS doctor has spoken out against Sajid Javid’s call for GP appointment charges after seeing the impact of fees in New Zealand.

The National (Scotland)

Reports on racism raise challenges in election year

Two reports on racism in New Zealand released by the Human Rights Commission land at a time when political rhetoric around racism is escalating again.

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Who is England v Scotland referee Paul Williams, the New Zealander told he should be 'banished' from rugby

The Calcutta Cup referee was on the end of a scathing attack after an unconvincing performance last year

Wales Online

Bodies of two Brits killed in Ukraine coming home as part of Russian soldier swap

Hero British volunteers Chris Parry, 28, and colleague Andrew Bagshaw, 47, were confirmed dead last month as they performed a rescue in an area of intense military action in Ukraine

Daily Mirror

Breakers second in NBL with dramatic OT win vs Brisbane

They needed overtime and a nail-biting finish but the New Zealand Breakers have secured second on the NBL standings with a pulsating win over Brisbane.

AAP

Cousin of murdered backpacker Grace Millane is running North East campaign in her name

Liz Lee has is collecting handbags as well as essential and luxury items

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GP numbers continue to fall but the UK isn't unique in losing family doctors

The 2019 Conservative manifesto promised to increase the UK’s GP numbers by 6,000 by 2024. That target will clearly not be met. In fact, the proportion of GPs working full time in England has fallen compared with last year, according to the latest figures from NHS Digital.

The Conversation

Jacinda Ardern’s resignation shines the spotlight on worker burnout

Jacinda Ardern will be stepping down as New Zealand's prime minister next week, putting the spotlight on workplace burnout.

The New Daily

New Zealand floods add to inflation challenge for new prime minister ahead of vote

The worst flooding in New Zealand's biggest city Auckland is heaping more inflationary pressure and is posing a fresh cost-of-living headache for prime minister Chris Hipkins, who is trying to win back support for his party ahead of elections this year.

Reuters

Waitangi Day 2023: why Article 3 of the Treaty deserves more attention in the age of 'co-governance'

The heated (and often confused) debate about “co-governance” in Aotearoa New Zealand inevitably leads back to its source, Te Tiriti o Waitangi. But, as its long-contested meanings demonstrate, very little in the Treaty of Waitangi is straightforward.

The Conversation

A growing number of non-Māori New Zealanders are embracing learning te reo – but there's more to it than language

As we approach another Waitangi Day, we should be thinking again about what Te Tiriti o Waitangi means.

The Conversation

Injuries Continue to Shape the USWNT Ahead of the SheBelieves Cup

Alex Morgan and Megan Rapinoe headline Vlatko Andonovski’s 23-player squad for February’s tournament.

Sports Illustrated

Inferior overseas honey being passed off as mānuka – new research

The discovery that Serbia, Spain and the UK are producing their own 'mānuka honey' has highlighted the significance of a looming NZ legal decision on trademarking the brand. Jonathan Milne investigates.

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The Independent UK

Kyle Jamieson returns to New Zealand fold for England Tests but Trent Boult ruled out

Fast bowler Jamison has not played for the Black Caps since last summer’s tour of England due to injury.

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This week's bestsellers

The latest Nielsen BookScan New Zealand bestseller list, described by Steve Braunias

Salon

New Zealand’s wettest month on record

The nation’s prime minister attributes the torrential rain and flooding to climate change

The Independent UK

Auckland sees wettest month in its history after ‘unparalleled deluge’

New Zealand’s largest city experiences 2.5 times an entire summer’s rain in just a month

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Evening Standard

King Charles issues heartfelt tribute to New Zealand following Auckland floods

Four people have died and thousands of homes were damaged following the catastrophic floods in Auckland

The Independent UK

King sends thoughts and prayers to people hit by flooding in New Zealand

Charles said he had been following the news of the severe weather with the ‘deepest concern’.

AAP

Breakers surge to second with comeback NBL win at Hawks

One more win for the New Zealand Breakers will cement a top-two NBL finish following a comeback 91-81 win over Illawarra on the road.

Motorsport

Motorsport.tv guide: What's on 4-5 February weekend?

A unique weekend awaits for both two-wheel and four-wheel fans. While the FIM X-Trial starts this weekend, the third leg of the FIM SuperEnduro will be held in Hungary. These races and the highly anticipated Le Touquet Enduropale, Bathurst 12 Hours, one of the most important GT races, and Formula…

The Independent UK

On this day in 2016: Wayne Bennett replaces Steve McNamara as England head coach

McNamara’s contract had expired after leading England to a 2-1 Test series win over New Zealand the previous November.

The Conversation

Business owners see cutting carbon emissions as 'the right thing to do', despite the challenges of making change

An increasing number of businesses in Aotearoa New Zealand are changing how they operate to reduce their overall climate impact. These measures, which include reducing carbon emissions, are largely voluntary outside of specific sectors, such as the fuel, energy and waste industries.

ABC News

New Zealand dairy manufacturer Fonterra bans bobby calf slaughter, but Australian arm rejects move

Male dairy calves are considered to be a "waste product" in milk production and are frequently euthanased on-farm. Now, dairy manufacturer Fonterra says improved animal welfare for calves is what consumers expect.

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