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New Zealand on verge of wiping out painful cattle disease

New Zealand is on the verge of eradicating a painful bacterial disease from its herd of 10 million cattle after a four-year campaign that has involved killing more than 175,000 cows and cost hundreds of millions of dollars

The Independent UK

Jacinda Ardern acknowledges ‘difficult period’ as Labour party slumps again in polls

Reid poll also sees National party lead Labour amid growing concern over inflation and rising living costs in New Zealand

The Guardian - AU

Centre-left parties worldwide have struggled to reinvent themselves – what kind of ALP is fighting this election?

With due caution about the (in)accuracy of opinion polls, Australian voters may bring in a Labor government on May 21. If so, what kind of government would they get?

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NZ’s former deputy PM banned from parliament for visiting anti-vaccine-mandate protest

Winston Peters condemned two-year ban as ‘dictatorial behaviour’ that ‘should be reserved for third world banana republics’

The Guardian - AU

Mallard delegates Parliament trespasses of Peters, others

Jacinda Ardern has asked House Speaker Trevor Mallard to consult other political parties over trespass notices issued to former MPs - including Winston Peters.

Newsroom.co.nz

Welsh woman gets stuck in New Zealand for two years because of Covid

When Gemma Richardson heard New Zealand was heading for lockdown she could never have predicted the two years she had in store

Wales Online

New Zealand welcomes back British tourists as border restrictions ease

Tourists need to be vaccinated and to test themselves for the virus before and after arriving

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New Zealand welcomes back tourists as it eases pandemic rules

New Zealand welcomed tourists from the U.S., Canada, Britain, Japan and more than 50 other countries for the first time in more than two years.

WEKU

Welsh morning headlines: The latest news, coronavirus, Ukraine and sport news as New Zealand welcomes back international tourists

It is the first time for two years that UK travellers can visit the country

Wales Online

Ardern confirms interest in US economic framework

The United States must become more economically engaged in the region, PM says.

Newsroom.co.nz

Political future about to come clearer for Labour MPs

It’s fast approaching that point in the election cycle where MPs decide whether they have another campaign in them. Some in Labour already know the answer, writes @jo_moir

Newsroom.co.nz

The political right is fighting a relentless battle to rewrite New Zealand’s pandemic success

Critics have cherrypicked aspects of court rulings on the Covid response – which saved thousands of lives – to wrongly paint it as illegal

The Guardian - AU

NZ High Court: COVID rules ‘not justified’

Grounded Kiwis, a lobby group founded to protest New Zealand’s tough COVID-19 border restrictions, has won a court case against the government.

Crikey

Who will call out the misogyny and abuse undermining women's academic freedom in our universities?

Threats, intimidation and misogyny have long been a reality for women in public life around the world, and the pandemic appears to have amplified this toxic reality.

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AAP

NZ opposition leader popular but battling

New Zealand's alternative prime minister Chris Luxon has battled his way through a series of interviews on tax policy, Maori health and diversity in his party.

AAP

New Zealand commemorates Anzac Day

While dawn services were held across the country, for the third year COVID-19 has curbed some Anzac Day commemorations in New Zealand.

Reuters

Australia, NZ show support for Ukraine at ANZAC Day commemorations

Thousands of people gathered across Australia and New Zealand on Monday to honour military personnel on Anzac Day, after the COVID-19 pandemic cancelled or limited public gatherings and commemorations in the past two years.

Newsroom.co.nz

A stain on New Zealand's moral record

Refusing to acknowledge the Armenian genocide has been a long-standing position under successive NZ governments. It's time we stopped enabling denialists, writes Gareth Hughes.

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Newsroom.co.nz

The dragon in the room: How China aided PM's Japan visit

Jacinda Ardern would never say China’s aggression in the Pacific has accelerated cosying up to Japan, but her trip to Tokyo couldn’t have been better timed, writes political editor Jo Moir.

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Jacinda Ardern Went To Japan & Met Two Huge Anthropomorphic Kiwi Fruit Swaying Sadly To Music

Now make them do the Chicken Dance.

The Guardian - AU

Jacinda Ardern greeted by giant sad dancing kiwifruit during visit to Japan

Two large mascots, dancing to sorrowful music, helped welcome the New Zealand prime minister on her first trip overseas since the pandemic began

The Guardian - AU

New Zealand faces global pressure over move to let resident be extradited to China

MPs from around the world tell Jacinda Ardern that case of murder suspect Kyung Yup Kim could set ‘dangerous precedent’

Daily Mirror

New Zealand shoppers order groceries from Australia after surge in food prices at home

New Zealanders have been ordering food items like raw almonds, tins of spaghetti and pasta shells from Australian grocery stores to be jetted over to them on international flights

Newsroom.co.nz

From kiwifruit to Kishida: Ardern's Tokyo success

From “quirky’’ dancing Kiwifruit to powerful diplomacy talks - the Prime Minister’s first day in Tokyo had it all, writes political editor @jo_moir

Newsroom.co.nz

Flowery deals with retrograde Singapore no use to climate

Jacinda Ardern's choice of Singapore as a climate partner is poor: Its interim climate goals are deemed 'critically insufficient' and it relies on gas to power its industry.

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