Saturday 30 November 2024

6 stories first reported this day, covered by two or more outlets

  1. Black Ferns Sevens win pool games while men advance to quarterfinals

    The Black Ferns Sevens remained unbeaten during pool play at the Dubai Sevens season opener. Meanwhile, the All Blacks Sevens progressed to the quarterfinals despite suffering consecutive losses, including a defeat to Spain.

    1NewsStuff2 outlets ·
  2. Auckland FC win fifth consecutive match against Newcastle Jets

    Auckland FC defeated the Newcastle Jets 2-0 at Mt Smart Stadium on Saturday evening. Late goals from Neyder Moreno and Francis de Vries secured the victory, allowing the team to equal the A-League record for most clean sheets to start a season.

    Stuff1News2 outlets ·
  3. Kane Williamson reaches 9000 Test runs as Black Caps struggle

    Kane Williamson became the 19th player to score 9000 Test runs during the first Test against England in Christchurch. Despite his 61, New Zealand fell to 155-6 while attempting to overcome a 151-run deficit. England's Chris Woakes recently took two wickets in two balls, putting the visitors in a strong position.

    1NewsStuff2 outlets ·
  4. Heroin found in white powder sold as cocaine in Auckland

    A drug checking clinic has identified heroin in a white powder being sold as cocaine in the Auckland region. High Alert has warned that anyone consuming the substance believing it is cocaine faces a high risk of serious harm or death.

    1NewsStuff2 outlets ·
  5. Liam Lawson qualifies 10th for Qatar Grand Prix sprint race

    New Zealander Liam Lawson has qualified 10th for the Qatar Grand Prix sprint after his fastest time was docked for leaving the track. Lawson's team, VCARB, currently sits eighth in the constructors' championship, trailing sixth-placed Haas by four points.

    Stuff1News2 outlets ·
  6. Tax policy central to Labour Party annual conference

    Labour leader Chris Hipkins has opened the party's three-day annual conference. Members are meeting to debate policies, with a particular focus on tax, as they develop a platform for the 2026 general election.

    StuffThe Post2 outlets ·