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Firms to see major changes in IT, digital expenditure

IT spending in Asean, South Korea, Australia and New Zealand is expected to drop by 1-3% in 2023 despite immense economic challenges as enterprises shift to digital business to grow their revenue, according to International Data Corporation (IDC), a global tech market research firm.

Bangkok Post

Warren Gatland’s highs and lows as Wales head coach

The New Zealander’s first stint in charge was between 2008 and 2019

The Independent UK

Can the minister please explain?

National’s spokesperson on broadcasting, Melissa Lee, predictably called it a “train wreck” but Willie Jackson’s interview with TVNZ’s Jack Tame appeared to be another example of a bumbling government minister unable to clearly articulate government strategy.

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Warren Gatland insists ‘there is little time for sentiment’ after Wales return

The New Zealander has replaced his compatriot Wayne Pivac as head coach.

The Independent UK

Warren Gatland returns as Wales head coach and replaces Wayne Pivac

The New Zealander returns for a second spell in charge of Wales, having enjoyed a hugely successful stin at manager between 2007-2019.

Irish Mirror

New Zealand launches official inquiry into Covid response

The country imposed strict lockdowns and border controls to try and contain Covid

Evening Standard

Support for Jacinda Ardern and NZ Labour sinks to lowest since 2017, poll shows

Labour and Ardern were immensely popular during the pandemic but inflation and deepening social inequality has changed their fortunes

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Ardern's Labour down again in NZ poll

Both Jacinda Ardern and Labour fell by one point as opposition National confirmed its place as New Zealand's most popular party in the latest political poll.

AAP

Wood postpones partner work visa changes until Easter

Impending tightening to partner work visa eligibility has been put off until April, with Government taking time to reflect on stakeholder feedback about the change

Newsroom.co.nz

New Zealand launches inquiry into its coronavirus response

New Zealand is launching a wide-ranging inquiry into whether it made the right decisions in battling COVID-19 and how it can better prepare for future pandemics

The Independent UK

New Zealand announces inquiry into Covid-19 response

While strict Covid-19 response was broadly considered one of the most successful in the world, PM says inquiry will help prepare for next pandemic

The Guardian - AU

New Zealand announces review of its handling of COVID-19 pandemic

The New Zealand government said on Monday it would launch an inquiry into the country's handling of the COVID-19 pandemic so future governments could learn from the experience.

Reuters

New Zealand PM Jacinda Ardern issues historic Maori apology

Jacinda Ardern has issued a "long overdue" Crown apology to a Maori tribe for warmongering and almost two centuries of breaches to New Zealand's Treaty of

The New Daily

Loss, decay and bleaching: why sponges may be the ‘canary in the coal mine’ for impacts of marine heatwaves

Marine sponges were thought to be more resilient to ocean warming than other organisms. But earlier this year, New Zealand recorded the largest-ever sponge bleaching event off its southern coastline.

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Q&A: Who should pay for desperately needed Three Waters work?

Credit agencies are watching like hawks as the Government introduces its two most important Three Waters bills to Parliament this month – the final structures will determine whether NZ can pay the price to fix its run-down water infrastructure.

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Neptune Queens reign in NZ swim team

One swim club in Dunedin has flooded the NZ team bound for the world short course champs, and the Neptune swimmers say they push each other to greater heights. Dave Crampton reports.

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Govt investigating China peach dumping claims

Kiwi officials look into allegations of product dumping from China which could threaten local producers, in a move with political sensitivities.

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Climate change threatens kiwifruit chemical ban

Warmer temperatures mean greater reliance on a harmful chemical that was meant to be banned.

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Wales Online

Couple who won £1 million lottery jackpot have quit their jobs and now go on holiday once a month

Terry Kennedy and Kay Yoxall have been to Tokyo, New Zealand, Hawaii, Turkey and Italy, but said a Caribbean cruise was their best trip

AAP

Aussie women beat NZ in Dubai Sevens final

Australia's rugby sevens women have maintained their global dominance, beating New Zealand in the final of the Dubai Sevens.

Wales Online

QI host Sandi Toksvig in hospital in Australia with bronchial pneumonia

The 64-year-old had been due to begin the New Zealand leg of her tour this weekend but will now travel back to the UK as soon as she is well enough

Daily Mirror

Sandi Toksvig seriously ill in Australian hospital as she cancels tour and can't fly home

Sandi Toksvig, 64, has had to cancel her New Zealand tour dates as she is too unwell to travel, with her team releasing a statement on Twitter saying their "main priority" is getting her home to the UK

The Times of India

India bowler Deepak Chahar blames Malaysian Airlines for misplaced luggage

MIRPUR: Travelling from New Zealand to Dhaka to join India's ODI squad for a three-match series against hosts Bangladesh, India seamer Deepak Chahar said that his and his teammates' luggage has been misplaced, and he blamed the Malaysian Airlines for that, besides adding that no food was served to them…

The Guardian - AU

‘The original art galleries’: protecting New Zealand’s hidden Māori rock art

Few know of the drawings scattered across Aotearoa, some of them dating from first arrival of humans, but iwi and scientists are working to change that

The Guardian - AU

New Zealand woman takes Chinese media site to human rights tribunal over ban

Auckland woman says she was banned from popular Chinese-language media forum SkyKiwi for posting political content

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