Category: sport
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Fire and Emergency New Zealand Personnel Receive New Year Royal Honours
Six dedicated Fire and Emergency New Zealand personnel and one Land Search and Rescue volunteer have been recognized with New Year Royal Honours for their decades of service to community safety and resilience across New Zealand.
Politics and GovernmentSportGeneral PoliticsSocial IssuesDisastersEducation New Year HonoursFire and Emergency New ZealandVolunteer FirefightersCommunity ServiceRoyal HonoursCivil DefenceFire and Emergency NZ
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Settled Weather Continues Across New Zealand This Weekend
New Zealand anticipates another weekend of settled weather, with high pressure bringing dry conditions and warmer temperatures. West Coast rain will ease, while eastern areas may see light showers, offering good outdoor opportunities.
WeatherSportGeneral Weather High PressureAuckland FCWest CoastCentral OtagoMackenzie DistrictMetService New Zealand
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Wing 395 Graduates 67 New Police Officers in Porirua
New Zealand Police Wing 395 will see 67 recruits graduate in Porirua, including a diverse group from various backgrounds and a notable rugby player, with Wing Patron Heniaka August QSM honored for her community service.
Law EnforcementPolitics and GovernmentSportEducationSocial IssuesGeneral PoliticsEmployment and LaborMilitary New Zealand PolicePolice GraduationHeniaka August QSMPoriruaCommunity ServiceTominiko Maiava
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New Zealand Boosts Reading, Writing, Maths with $131M Budget
New Zealand's government commits $131 million from the Budget to enhance reading, writing, and maths initiatives. Erica Stanford said the investment aims to level the playing field and support evidence-led reforms in schools.
Politics and GovernmentBusinessLaw EnforcementSportGeneral PoliticsEconomyEducationSocial IssuesElection BudgetReadingWritingMathematicsErica Stanford
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Chilly, Clear Weekend Forecast for Most of New Zealand
MetService forecasts a settled, chilly weekend across much of Aotearoa, ideal for outdoor activities. While most will enjoy clear skies and frosty nights, eastern and northern regions may experience some showers, particularly affecting Hawke's Bay.
WeatherSportGeneral Weather MetServiceAotearoaweather forecastoutdoor activitiesHawke's BayautumnMetService New Zealand
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Chelsea FC Women Join International Football Festival in New Zealand
Chelsea FC Women will play Auckland FC Women’s Invitational XI at Eden Park, boosting New Zealand's winter economy and showcasing the nation as a premier destination for sports and entertainment.
Politics and GovernmentBusinessSportGeneral PoliticsEconomyEmployment and LaborMedia Chelsea FC WomenInternational Football FestivalAucklandEden ParkWomen's Super LeagueTourismNew Zealand Government
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Widespread Roadworks to Cause Significant Delays Across Hawke's Bay Highways
Hawke's Bay motorists face widespread roadworks and delays until late May, with major long-term closures on the SH2 Expressway and daily shutdowns on SH38. Drivers are advised to plan ahead for significant disruptions across the network.
Politics and GovernmentSportTransportationState GovernmentsFederal GovernmentAustralasia Hawke's BayRoadworksNZ Transport AgencyTrafficHawke's Bay ExpresswayState HighwayTravel
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Wellington Phoenix Ready for Maiden A-League Finals Appearance
Wellington Phoenix to compete in their first A-League finals, facing Brisbane Roar in a semi-final clash. Head coach Bev Priestman expresses excitement and outlines team strategy for the crucial two-legged tie.
SportBusiness Wellington PhoenixA-League WomenSemi-finalBrisbane RoarFootballPlayoffsBev Priestman
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Fineanganofo Scores Four Tries as Hurricanes Secure Dominant Victory
Fehi Fineanganofo scores four tries, a Super Rugby first, as the Hurricanes defeat the Brumbies and reach 250 club wins.
SportWorld HurricanesSuper RugbyFehi FineanganofoRugby UnionTriesRecords
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Christchurch Police Urge Safety Amidst Major Events
Christchurch Police are increasing visibility and urging safety and responsibility as the city hosts the Repco Supercars Championship and Super Rugby Super Rounds, emphasizing smart choices and looking out for one another.
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Man Charged After Dangerous Driving Incident with Dog Inside Stolen Vehicle
Auckland man faces court for stealing a vehicle with a dog inside, leading police on a dangerous high-speed chase across the city.
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Manawatū Police Issue Water Safety Warning After Kayaker Rescue
Police urge vigilance on the water after a kayaker was rescued off Otaki Beach. Authorities emphasize lifejackets, communication, and appropriate equipment for water activities.
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New Zealand Weather: Chilly Mornings and Settled Conditions Expected for Easter Week
New Zealand will experience settled autumn weather with chilly mornings and sunny afternoons, though rain is forecast for the South Island on Good Friday.
WeatherSportGeneral Weather AutumnEasterMetServiceRainFrostMetService New Zealand
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Hunters Urged to Be 100% Sure of Targets During Deer Roar Season
Firearms safety advocates are reminding hunters to identify their target beyond all doubt, especially during the busy deer roar season, to prevent accidents.
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New Police Officers Graduate in Porirua
The Royal New Zealand Police College is graduating its 393rd recruit wing on Thursday, March 12th, with Police Commissioner Richard Chambers and Associate Minister of Police Casey Costello in attendance.
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Canterbury Police Urge Drink-Drivers to Plan Sober Rides Home
Canterbury Police are reminding motorists that drink driving is never worth the risk, especially with several major events and long weekends approaching.
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Media Monitor: India faces New Zealand in T20 World Cup final; Bihar Deputy CM to meet Amit Shah
The Hindu reports on India's T20 World Cup final match against New Zealand, and Bihar Deputy CM Samrat Choudhary's meeting with Amit Shah in West Bengal.
SportPolitics and GovernmentWorldSocial IssuesGeneral PoliticsState Governments T20 World CupIndiaSamrat ChoudharyAmit ShahWest BengalKeralaThe Hindu
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Media Monitor: Multiple outlets report on Iranian warship sinking, arrest over assault, courier fines
Multiple news outlets report on a U.S. submarine sinking an Iranian warship in the Indian Ocean, a man's arrest in connection with a "cowardly attack" following noisy burnouts, and courier companies fined over $1 million for cartel conduct.
WorldPolitics and GovernmentBusinessSportMilitaryLaw EnforcementAsiaMiddle East
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Police Report Successful Electric Avenue Concerts
Christchurch Police report a high level of public cooperation and enjoyment at the Electric Avenue concerts, with improved behaviour on the second night.
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Senior Constable Aaron Senior and Dog Cole Win Top Honours at Police Dog Championships
Expert dog teams from Police, Customs, and Corrections competed in the 51st Patrol and Detector Dog Championships, with Senior Constable Aaron Senior and Cole taking the overall title.
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Slopestyle Star Brett Rheeder to Headline Wellington Mountain Bike Festival
World-renowned slopestyle rider Brett Rheeder will be a featured guest at the inaugural Wellington Mountain Bike Festival, a free, three-day event aiming to boost the city's international profile.
SportMedia Brett RheederWellingtonMountain Bike FestivalSlopestyleCyclingSportsWellington City Council
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Rock Fisherman Rescued After Falling into Water at Piha
A rock fisherman was successfully rescued from the water at Piha after falling in, thanks to preparedness and swift emergency response involving multiple agencies.
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Police Use 'Round the Bays' Event for Recruitment Drive
New Zealand Police participated in Wellington's 'Round the Bays' event, incorporating a recruitment activation with a 2.4km run to attract future officers.
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Wellington Encouraged to Participate in Go by Bike Day
Wellingtonians are invited to Queens Wharf tomorrow for Go by Bike Day, a community event promoting cycling and active transport.
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89 New Officers Graduate from New Zealand Police Academy
Eighty-nine new police officers will graduate from their initial training course at the 392 Recruit Wing graduation ceremony in Porirua.
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Olympic Gold Medal Stolen in Christchurch Burglary
Police are appealing for information after an Olympic gold medal, won by rowing legend Leslie O’Connell in 1984, was stolen from his Strowan home.
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Police Seek Footage of Dangerous Dirt Biker Behavior in South Auckland
Police are appealing for public assistance and footage after dirt bikers endangered children and motorists in South Auckland with reckless riding, leading to serious charges for one individual.
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Wellington New Year's Eve Celebrations Proceed as Planned
Wellington's free, family-friendly New Year's Eve celebrations on the waterfront will proceed as scheduled tonight, with weather expected to clear.
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Tairāwhiti Police Report Busy New Year Period
Tairāwhiti Police managed a busy New Year period, including the Rhythm and Vines festival and thwarted anti-social road user events, with a focus on road safety and public order.
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Wellington Gears Up to Host Asia-Oceania Floorball World Cup Qualifier
Wellington will host the Asia-Oceania floorball World Cup qualifier in January. Ten teams will compete for four coveted spots in the upcoming World Cup.