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Russia invasion: List of sanctions from nations to businesses as world turns on ‘Pariah’ Putin

Sporting fixtures and music tours targeted by worldwide boycott of Russia

The Independent UK

Devine’s intervention falls short of World Cup win

A painful three-run loss in the Cricket World Cup opener wasn’t what the White Ferns expected, but they’re hoping the history of the last two tournaments repeats itself

Newsroom.co.nz

Women’s World Cup | West Indies shock New Zealand in thrilling tournament opener

Part-time bowler Deandra Dottin delivered a fearless final over in which three wickets fell

The Hindu

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Vodafone New Zealand Explores Sale Of Towers

Vodafone New Zealand Ltd sought prospective buyers for its wireless phone towers that provide coverage to about 98% of the country’s population, Bloomberg reports. Infratil Ltd (OTC:IFUUF) and Brookfield Asset Management Inc (NYSE:BAM) own Vodafone New Zealand. Vodafone looks to dispose of ~1,487 mobile cell sites likely to generate Ebitda of over NZ$50 million ($34…

Benzinga

Exclusive: Amy Jones out to right Ashes wrongs as England start Women’s World Cup campaign against Australia

The Women’s World Cup got off to a spectacular start on Friday morning. In a bona fide upset, West Indies won a nail-biter against the in-form hosts New Zealand, who, chasing 260, needed six to win from Deandra Dottin’s final over, but lost three wickets.

Evening Standard

England’s Heather Knight: ‘Are we too nice? I do think we’ve missed a killer instinct’

Exclusive interview: England captain has called on her team to rediscover their ruthless edge ahead of their defence of the ICC Women’s World Cup

The Independent UK

Jane Campion on The Power of the Dog: ‘Too much leather and ropes and chaps? I encouraged it!’

The film director discusses Oscar nominations, filming through the pandemic – and what it’s like for a woman to make a western

The Guardian - UK

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NZ’s parliament protests were frightening but they don’t mean the country is splintering

Disagreement is a sign of healthy democratic debate not of dysfunction – and hard-core conspiracists remain marginal

The Guardian - AU

Behind the ‘inclusive’ window dressing, the NZ-UK free trade deal disappoints politically and economically

The free trade agreement (FTA) signed between New Zealand and the United Kingdom this week demonstrates the intransigence of political leaders and their official advisers in the face of concerted demands to rethink the country’s trade policy paradigm.

The Conversation

How protesters demanding ‘freedom’ from COVID restrictions ignore the way liberty really works

Like the many similar movements against vaccine mandates and other pandemic restrictions around the world, New Zealand’s protests have expressed a unifying concern with personal freedoms.

The Conversation

What Peter Dunne has wrong on 'bias' in the public service

Comment: The head of the public service disputes Newsroom columnist Peter Dunne's view on the performance and neutrality of the leaders of health and police

Newsroom.co.nz

Everything you need to know about the 2022 Women's ODI World Cup

With the Women's ODI World Cup kicking off in New Zealand on Friday, here's everything you need to know about the tournament.

ABC News

How will history – and the law – judge New Zealand’s mothballed MIQ system?

With the effective end of New Zealand’s managed isolation and quarantine (MIQ) system this week, the outcome of the court battle over the government’s border restrictions may have become moot. But the principles at stake are important nonetheless.

The Conversation

Ardern's response to Ukraine invasion is too cautious

New Zealand now finds itself standing virtually alone among western countries in having applied few meaningful economic sanctions against Russia.

Newsroom.co.nz

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The Conversation

New Zealand farmers and growers are already adapting to changing climate conditions – just not enough

This week’s major report on climate impacts, adaptation and vulnerability highlights the challenges a shifting climate presents for food- and fibre-producing regions, including Aotearoa New Zealand and Australia.

The Guardian - AU

Adaptability the key for favourites Australia at Women’s World Cup

The world’s No 1 ODI team has an dominant record in the 50-over format but even their best-laid plans could be derailed in New Zealand

Newsroom.co.nz

Nagel's rocky path from orchard to Olympics

Told at 25 she'd probably never run again, NZ middle distance champion Laura Nagel is enjoying the summer of her career, and has Paris Olympics 2024 in her sights.

Newsroom.co.nz

This week's best-selling books

This week's biggest-selling New Zealand books, as recorded by the Nielsen BookScan New Zealand bestseller list and described by Steve Braunias

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Newsroom.co.nz

Who will win the Cricket World Cup?

After watching all of warm-up week in Lincoln, LockerRoom cricket columnist Kristy Havill gives a snapshot of the eight teams vying for the Cricket World Cup starting at the Bay Oval today.

Newsroom.co.nz

Three years on, Muslims see familiar hate messages in Parliament occupation

The Terror Attack Royal Commission made 44 recommendations. What progress has been made?

The Independent UK

Your Brexit questions answered: From Dover delays to trade deals

From the New Zealand trade deal to Jacob Rees-Mogg, Adam Forrest answers your Brexit questions

The Independent UK

England and Australia can lay down marker in their Women’s World Cup opener

England captain Heather Knight and her opposite number Meg Lanning have been trading quips at press conferences on which team is the favourite

Asharq Al-Awsat

ICC to Start ‘Active’ Probe Into War Crimes in Ukraine

The International Criminal Court's chief prosecutor said Wednesday an active probe into possible war crimes in Ukraine "will immediately proceed" after his office received the backing of 39 countries. The countries include all EU member states, as well as Australia, Britain, Canada, New Zealand, Switzerland and several Latin American countries.…

The Independent UK

New Zealand protest ends, investigation and cleanup begin

New Zealand police say they will review hours of cellphone footage taken by themselves, the media and the public to identify lawbreakers

The Guardian - AU

‘Lots of happy tears’: joy as New Zealand opens border after two years of isolation

Some reunions were also tempered by grief, as for many New Zealanders the reopening came too late

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