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Barbarians 25 NEW ZEALAND 18 BRYAN HABANA's hat-trick of tries sent New Zealand crashing to their only defeat of their autumn tour. Full Article at Mirror.co.uk
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Pakistan captain Mohammad Yousuf hailed his team's bowling performance after they levelled the three-match Test series with a comprehensive 141-run win over New Zealand in Wellington. Full Article at ESPN STAR Sports
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Barbarians beat the All Blacks ... Bismarck Du Plessis (centre) celebrates with George Smith and Rocky Elsom of the Barbarians after the match. Full Article at The Daily Telegraph
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New Zealand's inadequate batting unit should pay a high price for a continuing sequence of low scores in the aftermath of Pakistan's emphatic victory in the second cricket test at the Basin Reserve today. Full Article at New Zealand Herald
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New Zealand were crowned the new champions of the Emirates Airline Dubai Rugby Sevens after a thrilling final against Samoa tonight. Full Article at Dubai City Guide
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WELLINGTON: Pakistan beat New Zealand by 141 runs in the second Test on day four at the Basin Reserve, on Sunday, to level their three-match series 1-1. Needing 405 for victory, New Zealand were dismissed for 263 during the middle session. Full Article at Times of India
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CASEY LAULALA is already being viewed as the catalyst to kick-start the Blues campaign – before he has even made his debut for the region. Full Article at Wales Online
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WARREN Gatland will have heaved a sigh of relief after the prospect of Wales facing a string of rugby superstars at the next World Cup was ruled out last week. Full Article at Wales Online
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BRYAN Habana described his hat-trick of tries against New Zealand as a cherished moment of his career. The South Africa winger was named man of the match as the Barbarians emerged 25-18 winners before a 63,554 crowd at Twickenham. Full Article at Wales Online
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New Zealand has won the Dubai Sevens title after beating Samoa 24-12 in the finals. Earlier on, Fiji beat the Springboks 17-5 in the quarter finals, ending the Boks’ reign as Dubai champions. Full Article at SABC News
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Mohammad Asif, Man of the Match for his nine wickets, has said he enjoyed bowling in New Zealand and felt he was getting back into the rhythm after missing Test cricket for nearly two years. Full Article at Cricinfo.com
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An HIV-positive man in New Zealand has admitted injecting his blood into his sleeping wife and infecting her with the virus which can cause AIDS, a newspaper reported on Sunday. Full Article at iAfrica.com
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Wellington, Dec.6 (ANI): New Zealand fast bowler Iain O'Brien has said that he will retire from international cricket at the end of the third test against Pakistan in Napier. Full Article at OneIndia
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Grant Elliott did his chances of playing in Napier no good with a poor mode of dismissal © Getty Images At the end of the third day's play, with New Zealand 70 for 3 and facing the daunting task of chasing down the fourth highest fourth-innings... Full Article at Cricinfo.com
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Scoreboard at the end of the second cricket test between New Zealand and Pakistan at the Basin Reserve on Sunday. Full Article at TVNZ
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Wellington: Pakistan has beaten New Zealand by 141 runs in the second test on day four at the Basin Reserve today to level their three-match series one all. Full Article at OneIndia
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, Pakistan thrashed New Zealand by 141 runs in second cricket Test match to level the series by 1-1 here at Wellington on Sunday. New Zealand were all-out for 263 runs in their second innings falling short of 141 runs of 405-run target. Full Article at A Pakistan News
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There was a three-way tie for third on six-under between American Bryce Molder, New Zealand's Michael Long and Nick O'Hern, while young gun Michael Sim finished outright sixth on five-under. But it was Scott's day. Full Article at The Daily Telegraph
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1 Don't write off the All Blacks. All the suggestions that New Zealand were on the wane and that this was a far-from-vintage side ignored the fact that they were comfortable winners over Wales and England all the same. Full Article at Irish Independent
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A 30-year-old Australian man has been killed in a fall down a mountainside in New Zealand's lower South Island. Full Article at The Age
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Here the wicket was good and coach Kirsten came to me and told me that it's a good track to bat on like in previous tours of Sri Lanka and New Zealand. You'll get a big score here if you stay on
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They were probably some of the easiest tries (I've scored) ... New Zealand haven't conceded a try in their last two tours to Europe so to score three against them is a real bonus.
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We're working through issues with Premier Rugby – how many players we have to take, player welfare, the five-day rule – and Australia and New Zealand to achieve it.
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New Zealand haven't conceded a try in their last two tours to Europe so to score three against them is a real bonus.
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New Zealand is a well-off, enlightened, stable country that prides itself on the quality of its environment. We should be a world leader in the fight to recognise the importance of climate change. Copenhagen is our Government's big chance to step up to that challenge.
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Since the current series is Pakistan's home series Cricket New Zealand is earning nothing from it so they have scheduled the tour next year
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This was a resounding statement by the people of Aotearoa New Zealand to those who are making decisions on our behalf - Copenhagen is the time and the place to deliver a fair, ambitious and binding deal.
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We have been growing steadily since 1991. Very early on, we focused our target on niche footwear for newborns to 2 to 3 years old. We have since expanded our range to cover 3 to 4-year-olds ... Bobux has a universal appeal, whether it is to a mother in New Zealand, Australia, Denmark, Holland or Sweden.
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Our aim this season is to win two tournaments and make it to the top five. At the beginning of last season there were three teams we had not beaten — South Africa, New Zealand and Fiji. Last season we beat all of them
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Dad travels a lot, and we’d meet up in places such as New Zealand, India and the US. We’d spend a couple of weeks working together and it would be intense.
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Obviously Italy speaks for themselves but Slovakia and Paraguay (are) two new sides, something completely different to New Zealand, two big obstacles, but we go with some confidence
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It's going to be a wicked event. Everyone who’s involved takes climate change very seriously and we want our Prime Minister to know that the people of New Zealand demand that he commits to a 40% 2020 emissions reduction target. There is no Planet B so the health of Planet A, is fundamental to our future...
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Italy obviously speaks for itself but Slovakia and Paraguay are two new sides and something completely different to New Zealand
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Everybody wanted to get Slovakia or New Zealand. We are both in the group. Today the top power is Italian and everything is open.
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PPPs for new school property would use the skills and abilities of the private sector to finance, build and maintain a new school ... These partnerships have been successful overseas and the Ministry of Education and Treasury are assessing whether they could work in New Zealand. If the project is not fe...
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Yes, of course it does. No one wants to end up in a group with Brazil, France and Ivory Coast. No disrespect, but everyone wants a New Zealand or even South Africa.
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The cultural exchanging activities will promote understanding and form a bridge of friendship between China and New Zealand and Australia
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Vision Critical is fresh and energetic, with a great company culture ... I'm really excited to join a killer team and leverage what is already the leading and most flexible community panel platform : in the world - to build the best local strategic research agency in Australia and New Zealand.
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There is a lot of conjecture about the contents of ACTA and what it will mean for the protection and enforcement of intellectual property and copyright law here in New Zealand
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Countries like New Zealand, Canada, support from Hong Kong, the Australia-China Foundation, the United States, the French Government is always incredibly supportive so its always exciting to see the response to the program
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We are already the second-highest selling duty free retailer through our on-line business and we pride ourselves on our nimble and flexible operation. Duty Free Stores New Zealand is keen to grow the business both within New Zealand and Australia and potentially further afield into Asia
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Duty Free Stores New Zealand also won the duty free concessions in Adelaide and Gold Coast, one of the fastest growing airports in Australia, against international competitors and these airports are delighted with the results.
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As the largest New Zealand-owned duty free store operator, we are excited about the opportunities in both Australia and New Zealand. We have a strong future in both countries, particularly considering the growth across the Tasman.
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It’s halfway between [New Zealand] and Europe ... so it makes sense.
SOURCE: Fort Worth Star-Telegram
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