Roads in Mt Lyford in Canterbury were covered in snow yesterday morning. “For a lot of the country we should expect some good fine spells today,” she said. Two Women’s World Cup quarterfinal matches today in Wellington and Auckland are expected to be played in fine conditions. “The next weather system looks to come through midweek next week, Wednesday into Thursday. “Over the next week or so we can expect some unsettled weather, which is very typical for this time of year.”
Wellington, Aug 11 (IANS) New Zealand captain Kane Williamson is cautiously optimistic about getting fit for the ODI World Cup to be held in India in October-November this year. Williamson, who is recuperating from a knee injury, on Friday gave some hope to the New Zealand fans by informing them that his recovery was ahead of schedule and on track for selection when the World Cup squad is picked next month. It’s still just guesswork at the moment in terms of when the day is or how it’s tracking at the time. New Zealand will play three ODIs against Bangladesh in late September ahead of the World Cup, but Williamson “that’s probably a bit early” for him to resume playing. Williamson, who was named player of the tournament at the previous World Cup when NZ lost the final to hosts England on boundary countback after a Super Over, said getting ready for the World Cup was still a tough goal for him.
A feud between two flatmates led to a serious physical altercation and court proceedings for them both. On December 5, an argument broke out after the defendant accused his flatmate of owing him money and tapping his phone. She walked to the police station and informed staff that the defendant had ammunition in several areas of the house. Winsloe told the court that his flatmate had ‘‘lost it’’ a few times, allegedly causing about $10,000 worth of damage to the house. He sentenced Winsloe to six months’ community detention and 12 months’ supervision and ordered that the ammunition be destroyed.
A new research project has been launched to apply regenerative agriculture practices to the vegetable farming industry, aiming to improve production and environmental outcomes for the vegetable growing sector. It comes as the vegetable growing industry looks to more eco-friendly regenerative farming methods following successes elsewhere in the agricultural sector. The teams hope their research findings will provide valuable insights into how regenerative farming can work across New Zealand's intensive vegetable production system. The industry-wide collaboration, run from LeaderBrand's Gisborne farms, will investigate the impacts of regenerative farming in relation to productivity, profitability, people, and the environment. Regenerative practices are being tested alongside current management practices, with comparisons made between the methods.
With the dual purpose of elevating local talent across Aotearoa’s music scene and getting Kiwis closer to the music they love, Noise Control presents 10 live music shows in Tāmaki Makaurau (Auckland) hosted by up-and-coming DJ duo, The Katayanagi Twins. Spark & Spotify worked with the major labels of Universal Music, Warner, and Sony to create a diverse mix of talent for the show. Founder of Noise Control and Managing Director & Owner of W1 who will be producing and running the shows What sets Noise Control apart is its dedication to unfiltered, raw live music. James Moore, Fish Entertainment Managing Director and Noise Control Executive Producer Forget about grades and filters, and get ready for a thrilling ride filled with unforgettable performances, great segments, and still-to-be-discovered gems. Produced with a polished rawness that captures the true essence of Kiwi music, Noise Control is a must-watch for anyone who loves music.
HomeSportsAlready Into Running Phase, Kane Williamson Cautiously Confident Of Being At ODI World Cup 2023Already Into Running Phase, Kane Williamson Cautiously Confident Of Being At ODI World Cup 2023New Zealand captain Kane Williamson is cautiously optimistic about getting fit for the ODI World Cup to be held in India in October-November this year. Kane Williamson during practice session. (Pic: IANS)Wellington: New Zealand captain Kane Williamson is cautiously optimistic about getting fit for the ODI World Cup to be held in India in October-November this year. New Zealand will play three ODIs against Bangladesh in late September ahead of the World Cup, but Williamson “that’s probably a bit early” for him to resume playing. Williamson, who was named player of the tournament at the previous World Cup when NZ lost the final to hosts England on boundary countback after a Super Over, said getting ready for the World Cup was still a tough goal for him.
New Zealand captain Kane Williamson has expressed optimism about playing the 2023 World Cup, which is all set to take place in India. The classy right-handed batter remains wary of getting too far ahead and wants to keep working hard. BLACKCAPS @BLACKCAPS pic.twitter.com/GJBmnbdP2A Kane Williamson joining the Bay Oval Camp today in sunny Bay of Plenty. So it is just about the now and I'm working hard to keep it moving forward." The veteran cricketer captained the Black Caps to the 2019 World Cup final, where they missed out on winning the trophy marginally.
George Heard/Pool/StuffLauren Dickason appears in the High Court in Christchurch for the first day of her trial. Dickason is accused of murdering her three young daughters in Timaru in 2021.
Welcome to Stuff’s daily election live blog, where we cover all the key political news ahead of voting day on October 14. STUFF Labour leader Chris Hipkins.
Labour MP Ingrid Leary has issued an apology for queue-jumping past traffic and allegedly speeding in a van with her name on it. Leary, who represents the Taieri constituency, was publicly called out in a letter to the editor of the Otago Daily Times. According to the letter writer, John Neilson, he witnessed Leary’s van queue-jumping on a congested bridge on State Highway 8 in Otago. In response to the letter, Leary admitted to her actions, acknowledging that it was an unwise decision. Labour MP Ingrid Leary – [Link]https://www.labour.org.nz/ingridlearyOtago Daily Times – [Link]https://www.odt.co.nz/State Highway 8 in Otago – [Link]https://www.nzta.govt.nz/projects/sh8-three-yearly-review/Beaumont bridge – [Link]https://www.nzta.govt.nz/projects/otekele021/
China's descent into deflation paired with rising prices in New Zealand could spell trouble. Consumer prices in China fell for the first time in over two years, which concerns other economies battling the impact of inflation. NZ Herald business editor at large Liam Dann says New Zealand exports plenty of products to China- and their economic decline creates risks. LISTEN ABOVE
nzherald.co.nz published this video item, entitled “Charity football raises awareness that men get breast cancer too | Local Focus” – below is their description. When High School Old Boys Football co-coach Matthew McFatter said he would shave his head for charity, the Gisborne community were keen to help. So McFatter put his hair on the line in a bid to raise $5000. Full story: https://bit.ly/lf1625 Public Interest Journalism funded through NZ On Air. Subscribe and be notified of breaking news: https://goo.gl/LP45jX Check out our playlists: https://goo.gl/Swd249 Like NZ Herald on Facebook: https://goo.gl/tUC4oq Follow NZ Herald on Instagram: https://goo.gl/oLicXe Follow NZ Herald on Twitter: https://goo.gl/Wi6mbv nzherald.co.nz YouTube ChannelGot a comment?
The royal family has removed Prince Harry's title from their official website. This comes three-and-a-half years after Harry and Meghan Markle announced their exit from the firm, but it would seem this change has cemented their departure. The website has been updated to remove "His Royal Highness" from Harry's title. All mentions of Harry’s HRH title on the website have been changed to "The Duke". Prince Harry was seen recently shopping for sunglasses with friend and polo player Ignacio Figueras on a solo trip to Japan.
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New Zealand’s Probable Squad For 2023 World Cup | Will Kane Williamson Pull Off A Lionel Messi In India? Kane Williamson is still doubtful to participate at the ODI World Cup 2023 (Getty Images)It is never appropriate to compare two different sports. Even though he chose not to retire, everything is in place for the Kiwi to make an incredible comeback at the ODI World Cup in India following a serious injury. All-rounders: Daryl Mitchell, Mitchell Santner, Glenn Phillips, Rachin RavindraDaryl Mitchell can contribute significantly with both bat and ball (Getty Images)In this particular area, New Zealand outperforms most of its rivals. The action sent ominous signals to the competitors by implying that he is now almost certain to participate in the World Cup.
