Black Caps secure historic test series whitewash against India
New Zealand has achieved its first test series win against India, completing a 3-0 sweep. The Black Caps secured the final match in Mumbai by 25 runs following previous wins in Bengaluru and Pune. Taranaki batsman Will Young was named player of the series.
2 outlets · Job fair held to support displaced Smithfield meatworks staff
A job fair in Timaru aims to connect former Alliance Group employees with new roles following the Smithfield plant closure. Local employers and the Timaru District Council are supporting the event to help more than 600 displaced workers find employment within the region.
2 outlets · Will Young's series performance creates selection dilemma for Black Caps
Will Young was named player of the series during the Black Caps' 3-0 win in India. Despite his performance, he may be dropped from the starting XI for the upcoming home series against England.
2 outlets · NZ Breakers remain top of NBL standings after Melbourne victory
The New Zealand Breakers defeated Melbourne United 113-79 at John Cain Arena to secure their third consecutive win. The victory improves the Breakers' season record to 6-2, maintaining their position at the top of the NBL standings.
2 outlets · Three people hospitalised after single-vehicle crash in Panmure
Three people were taken to Auckland Hospital following a single-vehicle crash on Dunkirk Road in Panmure on Monday evening. Two individuals are reported to be in serious condition, while a third person is in moderate condition.
2 outlets · Magnitude 4.9 earthquake strikes near Picton
A 4.9-magnitude earthquake occurred near Picton on Monday afternoon at a depth of 35km. More than 14,000 people reported feeling the moderate shaking, which struck between 10km and 15km from the town.
2 outlets · University of Canterbury investigates suspected food poisoning among students
More than 100 students at the University of Canterbury have fallen ill during the exam period. Some students have linked the sickness to a chicken meal eaten at University Hall and Ilam Student Accommodation. The university is currently investigating the suspected food poisoning.
2 outlets · Woman arrested after 14kg of methamphetamine seized at Auckland Airport
A 27-year-old Canadian woman has been charged with drug smuggling after Customs officials found 14kg of methamphetamine in her luggage. The drugs, which arrived from Vancouver via Sydney, have an estimated street value of up to NZ$5.25 million.
2 outlets · Dog walker seriously injured in Levin hit-and-run
A pedestrian was seriously injured after being struck by a vehicle while walking their dog on Sunday evening. The incident occurred on Heatherlea East Rd in Levin around 5.20pm. The driver left the scene and the dog has not yet been located.
2 outlets · Man charged with murder after fatal stabbing in Glen Eden
A 33-year-old man has been arrested and charged with murder following a stabbing in west Auckland. Police responded to a family harm incident on Brandon Road late last night, where a woman was found with multiple wounds. She died in hospital shortly after the incident.
2 outlets · Unemployment rate expected to reach 5% this week
Economists predict Stats NZ's upcoming labour market statistics will show unemployment has risen to approximately 5%. This figure represents a four-year high for the country. The data release comes ahead of the Reserve Bank's meeting on 27 November to determine the official cash rate.
2 outlets · Liam Lawson finishes ninth at the Sao Paulo Grand Prix
New Zealander Liam Lawson matched his career-best finish by placing ninth in the wet Sao Paulo Grand Prix. While the result earned him championship points, Lawson is one of four drivers facing a post-race investigation.
2 outlets · Mark Gilbert disagrees with Sir John Key's Trump endorsement
Former US ambassador Mark Gilbert has challenged former prime minister Sir John Key's support for Donald Trump. While Key believes Trump's policies will benefit the economy, Gilbert argues that Kamala Harris will win the battleground states.
2 outlets · Matiu/Somes Island to reopen in late November with new wharf
The predator-free Matiu/Somes Island is scheduled to reopen to the public on 22 November. The reserve has been closed for eight months to allow for the replacement of an 85-year-old wharf. The new structure was completed on time and within budget.
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