New Zealand to kill 150,000 cows to end bacterial disease
New Zealand plans to slaughter about 150,000 cows as it tries to eradicate a strain of disease-causing bacteria from the national herd.
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This New Zealand beer advert is unpredictable in the most wonderful way
A New Zealand brewery is displaying a modern take on masculinity with its latest advert.
Massive sinkhole opens up on New Zealand farm
A spectacular sinkhole the length of two football fields and the depth of a six-storey building has opened up on a New Zealand farm.
Angus to host 20th Arbroath ANZAC ceremony in honour of the fallen
Poignant thoughts of a figure who founded an organisation celebrating Scots/Kiwi links will be relayed from the opposite side of the world to a sombre weekend service honouring ANZAC servicemen and women.
Monday Matters: Broken promises will trump economic arguments
New Zealand has been named as one of the potential new models for an independent Scotland even though it's like comparing apples and feijoas in reality.
Joe Root can see improvements are under way for England despite frustrations
Joe Root insists there are signs amid the frustration of England’s miserably unsuccessful winter that much-needed improvement is already under way.
New Zealand v England – story of the match
England’s cruel winter ended on an all too fitting note as they extended their winless run of overseas Tests to a national-record 13 with a Christchurch draw and 1-0 series defeat to New Zealand.
Jonny Bairstow backs Joe Root leadership at end of tough winter
Jonny Bairstow insists Joe Root’s England are already stronger for all the travails which have come their way this winter.
New Zealand v England – story of day four
England’s long and arduous winter will end without tangible reward unless they can somehow eke 10 New Zealand wickets out of an unresponsive surface on the final day of the second Test.
James Vince and Mark Stoneman backed by England coach Graham Thorpe
James Vince and Mark Stoneman are in charge of their own destiny as Test cricketers, according to Graham Thorpe.