photo/photosportNew Zealand cricketers, including part-time professionals with other full-time jobs, are set to receive a cash windfall this month after striking a lucrative deal with an Indian digital giant. Piece of New Zealand cricket history. Cricket NFTs are also bought and sold like a digital version of a cardboard trading card. “We negotiated certainty for New Zealand Cricket and players over five years. Regardless of any doubts or comments in the wider market, this was a great result for New Zealand Cricket,” said Smith.

Inside a $3m three-bedroom place on level one of The Helier. The first residents have now moved into apartments at the 111-unit St Heliers vertical village. While we will still be certified under the Ministry of Health, we will not be entering into an authorised care contract with the Government.”Inside The Helier retirement village at St Heliers. To drive sales, Oceania last August opened a marketing showroom at St Heliers Mall. Overlooking Glover Park from one of the apartments at The Helier at St Heliers.

That's a bit different from 2020, when the outcome of the election was obvious and the Greens could take aim at Labour without risking their own chances at power. The other new aspect this year is the serious ground game the party is deploying in a number of electorates, aimed not just at the party vote but at winning seats as well. The Greens have never held two electorate seats at once and for most of their existence have been a list-only party. The party's analysis of the Auckland Central race in 2020 found that a two-tick campaign didn't harm the party vote, it actually bolstered it. The other noticeable difference this year on that front is Davidson's own decision not to run a two-tick campaign in Tāmaki Makaurau.

Photo / ODTTwo directors of a Dunedin bar took a group of teenage women to a locked room full of middle-aged men who made unwanted sexual advances. The incident was cited as a “very real concern” by the hearing panel that has now cancelled Eleven Bar’s liquor licence. It was one of several incidents described in a decision released today by Dunedin’s District Licensing Committee that led to the Octagon bar losing its licence, “effective immediately”. The decision stated the bar’s two directors, Nikesh Singh and Naveen Malhotra, took a group of teenage women to the upstairs bar during trading hours. A staff member, while Singh was present, asked them to hand over their phones because the bar’s staff were breaching Covid-19 rules and did not want to be filmed.

Photo: NZ HeraldToday's Letters to the Editor from readers cover topics including the shaky ground of Dunedin's Labour stronghold, the abuse of council staff, and the use of nylon carpets in schools. Mark BrownWaitatiCarpet call carpeted by readersThe Ministry of Education’s decision to use imported nylon carpets in rural schools is a short-sighted one. Philippa JamiesonOpohoThe Ministry of Education need to become educated after their appalling decision to have nylon carpets laid in rural schools. Of course nylon carpets are recyclable — almost endlessly so in fact. Susan DonovanSt ClairAddress Letters to the Editor to: Otago Daily Times, PO Box 517, 52-56 Lower Stuart St, Dunedin.

Coverage: Live on Sky Sport, live updates on Stuff from 6.50amDamian McKenzie has been rewarded with the No 10 jersey for the All Blacks' test against Argentina in Mendoza on Sunday morning. Phil Walter/Getty Images Damian McKenzie will start at first five-eighth ahead of Richie Mo’unga for the All Blacks’ first test of the year. Hannah Peters/Getty Images Josh Lord will start at lock when the All Blacks play the Pumas in Mendoza. "We have taken the need to build combinations in a vital year and balanced it with the need to manage the squad after Super Rugby,” Foster said in a statement. All Blacks team to play Argentina in Mendoza on Sunday morning.

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Spread This NewsBy Judith Lacy I nzherald.co.nzWhen Sabina Larsen was going through a divorce, she searched for a counsellor. “It was difficult but I went through it and came out on the other side.”She is a director and counsellor at Reach Out Counselling. The counsellors work with people from all backgrounds. ACC doesn’t cover counselling for any abuse in their motherland, yet often these new residents have financial challenges so cannot afford counselling. Reach Out offers free one-on-one counselling to people from ethnic communities if they can’t afford to pay.

Police said they were notified last night that Buddy had been stolen from a shelter in the suburb of Woolston. "After further inquiries, and with the assistance of Timaru District Council animal officers, Buddy was found safe and well following a search warrant in Timaru today." A 47-year-old man has been charged with burglary and was due to appear in Timaru District Court on Tuesday. Police said Buddy remained in the care of Timaru District Council for return to Christchurch at the soonest opportunity - "hopefully after a good feed of dog biscuits". "We wish Buddy all the best with his scheduled surgery and hope that he soon finds his fur-ever home."

I’ve mentioned this before and I’ll say it again, James Wan is one of the most inspiring horror filmmakers of this generation. The fifth film in the franchise, Insidious: The Red Door was set to be the final chapter of the horror saga. So, is the final chapter a worthy conclusion to the famous Insidious franchise? Insidious: The Red Door Reviews Round-Up – A Spectacular Failure? If you have any questions regarding Insidious: The Red Door, feel free to ask in the comments below.

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Learn MoreWhat Rotten Tomatoes Reviews Are Saying About Insidious: The Red Door"Insidious: The Red Door" is set to deliver chills and thrills aplenty when it hits theatres on July 7. But unfortunately, it looks like Rotten Tomatoes critics aren't willing to go along for the ride with the franchise's latest installment; the movie sits at 50% with six positive reviews and six negative ones posted to the website as of press time. But there are some positive reviews to be had: Anthony O'Connor of FILMINK went into his screening with tempered expectations about the film's originality. "With those caveats in place, knocking on this door should provide an adequate, if not spectacular, final trip into the Further," he concluded. It's lukewarm praise, but praise nonetheless.

That question surrounds the suspects accused of stealing a Rolls-Royce Ghost in Glen Eden. As seen in a video acquired by the New Zealand Herald, the incident reportedly occurred while the owner was out for roughly 20 minutes getting takeaways. The woman follows, and they begin ransacking the home, taking jewellery, a massage chair, and important documents. The footage shows the woman maneuvering the ultra-luxury vehicle out of the driveway and taking off. Fortunately for the homeowner, police has confirmed the vehicle was recovered around 4 km from the property within hours of the heist.

Tracy Watkins, a respected senior editor, has assumed the position of Editor at The Post, the Capital’s leading newspaper and digital site. Over the last four years, Watkins has led the teams at Sunday Star-Times and Sunday News as Sundays Editor at Stuff. Thanks to her direction, Stuff now dominates the national Sunday audience reaching 328,000 Kiwis across the Sunday Star-Times and Sunday News. Norris says: “We have been delighted to work with Cherry as Stuff’s Wellington Editor. She has made a huge impact in this role.”“Caitlin is a champion for Wellington and for Stuff’s Wellington reporting team.