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Chris Wood penalty enough as Newcastle edge Wolves and move to brink of safety

Newcatle 1-0 Wolves: The New Zealand striker had earlier seen a goal ruled out by VAR

The Independent UK

NZ scrubbed 'plant-based' diets from climate report

New Zealand diplomats helped remove references to the need for "plant-based" diets from the latest IPCC report's influential summary.

Newsroom.co.nz

Matildas leave it late to defeat Ferns

Emily van Egmond and Sam Kerr scored late goals to pull Australia out of the fire in a come-from-behind international friendly win over New Zealand.

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Dominant Matildas leave it late to snatch 2-1 win over New Zealand in Townsville

It took until injury time, but the Matildas finally turn their dominance into goals as they snatch a late 2-1 win over New Zealand in Townsville.

ABC News

300,000 barrels of emergency diesel stored in UK by New Zealand to be released

The news follows global impact of Russia's invasion of Ukraine

Chronicle Live

New Zealand releasing 300,000 barrels of emergency diesel stored in UK

International Energy Agency aims to release 120m barrels of oil stocks to offset loss of Russian supplies

Wales Online

Vaccine resistance has its roots in negative childhood experiences, a major study finds

Most people welcomed the opportunity to get vaccinated against COVID-19, yet a non-trivial minority did not. Vaccine-resistant people tend to hold strong views and assertively reject conventional medical or public health recommendations. This is puzzling to many, and the issue has become a flashpoint in several countries.

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Last year I accidentally moved to New Zealand. This can be blamed on love

The experience has made me more spontaneous and audacious – though the sweet’n’sour sauce still tastes weird

The Guardian - AU

How Government procurement can help eradicate modern slavery

The Govt today announces plans for modern slavery legislation, working with big businesses to eliminate exploitation in supply chains – but it needs to start by cleaning its own shop.

Newsroom.co.nz

Travel insurance and the curious Covid chemotherapy clause

As borders open and New Zealanders get back on planes, the way travel insurance companies explain their Covid-related travel disruption cover to their customers is coming under scrutiny

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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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World surf rescue champ drives change by example

Less than a third of IRB surf rescue drivers are women, but reigning world champion Taylor Shrimpton is leading change by example - doing what she loves in the surf to win titles and save lives.

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Our fantastically inflated view of our climate progress

Confrontingly, people and business in New Zealand don't want much done about climate change and the Government has delivered them what they want.

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Perth Wildcats ease past Breakers in NBL

The Perth Wildcats have returned to the winner's enclosure with a comfortable win over New Zealand Breakers as they close in on an NBL semi-final berth.

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New Zealand chip factory calls bomb squad after ‘muddy potato’ turns out to be grenade

Alert night shift worker spots grenade trundling down a converyor belt at 3.30am on Tuesday

Wales Online

Wales announce autumn international fixtures: Dates and ticket prices as All Blacks and Wallabies return to Cardiff

Wales have confirmed four autumn matches, with New Zealand and Australia among the teams coming to the Welsh capital

The Conversation

Aus-NZ refugee deal is a bandage on a failed policy. It's time to end offshore processing

Australia has finally accepted New Zealand’s offer to settle some of the refugees from the offshore processing regime – about nine years after it was first made in 2013.

The Guardian - AU

New Zealand’s cats are decimating native wildlife – should they be treated as pests?

Cats have been left out of New Zealand’s ambitious plan to free the nation of introduced pests – but calls are growing for their regulation

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The Conversation

Beyond tougher trade sanctions: 3 more ways NZ can add to global pressure on Russia

Defence Minister Peeni Henare may not have won Cabinet approval to provide lethal weaponry to Ukraine, but the decision to apply 35% tariffs to all Russian imports is a clear sign the government knew its response to Russia’s war of aggression had to accelerate.

The Conversation

IPCC report: how New Zealand could reduce emissions faster and rely less on offsets to reach net zero

Past reports by the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) had an otherworldly feel. The onset of climate change, let alone the low-emissions transition, seemed abstract and far away.

The Conversation

As borders reopen, can New Zealand reset from high volume to ‘high values’ tourism?

With the reopening of New Zealand’s borders from next week, the future of tourism comes into sharp relief. Flattened by the pandemic and having survived on domestic consumption for two years, the industry has a choice: try to revive the old ways, or develop a new model.

The Conversation

NZ's health service is failing some communities: building a better national system requires local partnerships

The New Zealand government is set to launch a massive overhaul of the health sector later this year. But to create a truly equitable system, local communities should be involved in developing the health services that affect them.

Newsroom.co.nz

Marsden Point role in generational leap to biofuels

The Govt's biofuel mandate will require Marsden Point's big oil tanks and Auckland pipeline – and that means high-tech second generation biofuels.

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The urgent need for more GPs

New Zealand is facing a serious shortage of GPs - many family doctors will be hitting retirement age over the next decade and we're not training enough to replace them.

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Where two years without immigration puts New Zealand

As the border slowly returns to a more permeable state, the Productivity Commission will present its case on whether New Zealand has an over-reliance on migrant labour

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