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New Zealand is reviewing its outdated conservation laws. Here's why we must find better ways of getting people on board

Recently, conservation minister Kiritapu Allan described existing legislation as not fit for purpose, and she’s right. The government’s announcement to overhaul conservation policy is welcome news.

The Conversation

Police arrest convoy protesters at New Zealand's Parliament

Police on Thursday began arresting some protesters who have been camped out on Parliament’s grounds as a convoy protest against coronavirus mandates entered its third day

The Independent UK

NZ police move on COVID-19 camp protest

An anti-government protest group is being moved off New Zealand's parliament lawns after a three-day sit-in attacking Jacinda Ardern's COVID-19 policies.

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New Zealand police clash with anti-vaccine protesters at parliament, over 120 arrested

Police say it could take days to break up a Covid-linked protest inspired by ‘siege of Ottawa’ on parliament grounds in Wellington

The Guardian - AU

1st T20 | India women lose the plot against Kiwis

Batting let India down as it suffered an 18-run defeat to host New Zealand in the one-off women’s T20 International here on Wednesday. Vice-captain Smriti Mandhana did not play and her absence was bad

The Hindu

Luxon’s Nats stand for nothing except winning power

Like every major Labour reform previously, National will angrily oppose income insurance from the opposition benches, then quietly adopt it in government.

Newsroom.co.nz

Tiwai smelter's 'will they, won't they dance' grates on Government

By raising the possibility of staying past 2024, Rio Tinto has thrown a wrench of uncertainty into decarbonisation pathways and power company construction plans.

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Building projects grind to a halt as dominant Fletcher freezes Gib orders

The giant construction supplier is taking the extraordinary step of rationing the critical building product.

Newsroom.co.nz

Boy abused in New Zealand Catholic Church care was ‘shown a corpse’ to keep him quiet

A week-long inquiry is examining abuse in state care and faith-based institutions

The Independent UK

Boy abused in New Zealand Catholic Church care 'shown corpse' to keep him quiet

A New Zealand inquiry on Wednesday heard harrowing accounts from people who were abused as children while they were under the care of the Catholic Church, one of whom said he was shown a corpse in a hospital morgue by a priest to keep him quiet.

Reuters

New Zealand faces Canada-style protests against zero-Covid restrictions

Protesters brought the capital of New Zealand to a partial standstill as they demonstrated against the country’s Covid rules.

Evening Standard

Covid briefing: Seven things you need to know as popular holiday destinations relax rules ahead of half-term

UK customers’ holiday bookings this summer are nearly a fifth higher than before the pandemic

Wales Online

‘We stand with Ottawa’: muddled messages and fraying consensus at New Zealand’s anti-vax protest

Parliament protests wane amid a profusion of concerns ranging from a ‘plandemic’ to genetic manipulation and the plight of an oil refinery

The Guardian - AU

NZ royal commission hears from survivors abused by Bernard McGrath ahead of Australian transfer

A royal commission hears from survivors who were subjected to unspeakable crimes by Brother Bernard McGrath, who went on to abuse 30 Australian boys after being transferred from New Zealand.

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New Zealand anti-vaxxer protesters vow to stay 'as long as it takes'

WELLINGTON: New Zealand anti-vaccine mandate protesters faced off with police outside parliament Wednesday, as demonstrators camped inside the Wellington legislature's grounds vowed to stay "as long as it takes".

The Guardian - AU

Covid news: Sweden scraps almost all restrictions and testing despite pleas from scientists; Spain’s King Felipe tests positive – as it happened

Sweden scraps almost all of its few restrictions and stops most testing; Spain’s King Felipe tests positive after displaying mild symptoms

The Guardian - AU

Jane Campion: the uncompromising New Zealander kicking down doors in Hollywood

The film-maker is the first woman to be nominated twice for the best director Oscar – but thanks to her example, others will surely follow soon

ABC News

Former owner of Australia's largest dairy farm fails in bid to sue new owner Van Dairy

The New Zealand-owned Tasmanian Land Company argued Van Dairy breached an agreement reached in 2016 over the sale of Australia's largest dairy farm.

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AAP

COVID protest occupies NZ parliament lawns

A showdown looms outside New Zealand's parliament, where police have assembled and with anti-mandate protesters urged to discontinue their occupation.

Al Jazeera

Fears for Māori as New Zealand opens up amid Omicron wave

Experts say vaccine rollout failed to involve the Indigenous community or recognise their greater health risks.

AAP

Aussies ready for 'worst' before ODI WC

After yet another summer of domination, Australia face the prospect of 10 days in hard quarantine before the women's ODI World Cup in New Zealand.

ABC News

Australian men's cricket tour of New Zealand cancelled after Twenty20 series initially postponed

The three-game Twenty20 series in New Zealand has moved from January and February, to March, to now being called off completely due to strict quarantine requirements across the ditch.

Newcastle Herald

Newcastle teenager loses his battle to rare auto-immune condition

Saddest end for Newcastle family's New Zealand hospital vigil

The Hindu

Sports psychologist’s presence vital: Mithali Raj

India ODI captain Mithali Raj says the team is benefiting immensely from the presence of sports psychologist Mughda Bavare during its ongoing tour of New Zealand.Mithali had earlier also spoken on the

The Canberra Times

Reopened international borders a cause for celebration

During 2019 international visitors to the ACT spent $1.8 billion during their visit to Australia.

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