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New Zealand food bank unknowingly distributes candy made with lethal dose of methamphetamine
A charity working with homeless people in Auckland, New Zealand unknowingly distributed candies filled with a potentially lethal dose of methamphetamine in its food parcels after the sweets were donated by a member of the public.
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New Zealand's new PM plans to ban cellphone use in schools and end tobacco controls in first 100 days
New Zealand’s new prime minister plans to ban cellphone use in schools and repeal tobacco controls in the agenda for his first three months in office.
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John Oliver ruffles feathers in New Zealand with campaign to make pūteketeke bird of the century
Vote checkers in New Zealand have been so overwhelmed by foreign interference that they’ve been forced to delay announcing a winner.
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‘Dinner plate-sized' medical tool found inside woman 18 months after she gave birth
A medical device the size of a dinner plate was left inside a woman’s abdomen for 18 months.
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New Zealand jury finds mom guilty of murdering her 3 daughters in a case that shocked the nation
A New Zealand jury has found a mother guilty of murdering her three young daughters after rejecting her defense that she was so mentally ill at the time she couldn’t be held responsible.
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Adrenaline rush seekers can take the ultimate leap of faith from this sky-high attraction in New Zealand
Those searching for the ultimate adrenaline rush can take the ultimate leap of faith off the top of New Zealand’s tallest building.
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Colombia fans hold onto hope at Women's World Cup
Telemundo’s Carlos Revelo speaks with fans of Team Colombia at the 2023 Women’s World Cup.
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Visiting New Zealand? Make sure this sky-high attraction is on your itinerary
Telemundo’s Ariana Figuera takes a break from the Women’s World Cup to visit one of Auckland’s biggest tourist attractions, where thrill-seekers fall 53 floors in 11 seconds.
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‘Beyond greatness': The Māori haka and the 2023 World Cup have more in common than you think
Telemundo’s Carlos Revelo visits a Māori village where cultural traditions and passion for sports collide during the 2023 Women’s World Cup. “We want to encourage other indigenous people to be proud of who they are and let their voice be heard.”
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Why the Māori haka is performed before every Women's World Cup match
“Kia ora!” Telemundo’s Ariana Figuera reports from the All Blacks Experience during the 2023 World Cup, giving an inside look into New Zealand’s All Blacks rugby team, Māori culture and, of course, the haka.
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Good vibes only: Kids say World Cup atmosphere is ‘amazing'
Anchor Carlos Revelo spoke to a group of preteens in Hamilton, New Zealand, who all confirmed: the World Cup? Yeah, it’s a vibe.
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New Zealand out of Women's World Cup following 0-0 draw with Switzerland; Swiss into knockouts
New Zealand outshot Switzerland and even moved goalkeeper Victoria Esson into an attack position several times but failed to break a 0-0 tie in the Women’s World Cup.
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‘They're going to get better and better': FIFA fans show up for England and Denmark
Ariana Figuera visited the FIFA Fan Fest at the 2023 Women’s World Cup, where fans of Team England and Team Denmark congregated before the big match. “That’s why we’re here– we want to celebrate.”
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Take a tour of the Official FIFA Fan Fest
Telemundo 39’s Ariana Figuera gives an inside look at the FIFA Fan Fest at the 2023 Women’s World Cup in Auckland, New Zealand.
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US second gentleman meets New Zealand's officials to discuss online hate as World Cup begins
Doug Emhoff, the husband of U.S. Vice President Kamala Harris, met with former New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern Friday to discuss ways to combat online hate and extremism.
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Americans descend on New Zealand to cheer for the USWNT at Women's World Cup
An estimated 20,000 Americans are going to New Zealand for the Women’s World Cup, and many arrived in the days before the USWNT’s opener against Vietnam.
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Co-hosts New Zealand and Australia win Women's World Cup openers
New Zealand shocked Norway and Australia defeated the Republic of Ireland to open up the 2023 Women’s World Cup on home soil.
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Gunman kills 2 in New Zealand
A gunman killed two people at a construction site in Auckland, New Zealand, on Thursday
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Gunman kills 2 in New Zealand before Women's World Cup starts in what officials call an isolated act
A gunman opened fire on terrified workers on a construction site in downtown Auckland, killing two people hours before New Zealand hosted the first game of the Women’s World Cup. The man was found dead, and authorities said his motive appeared to be connected to his previous work at the site. New Zealand Prime Minister Chris Hipkins said the shooting...
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New Zealand slow to embrace 2023 FIFA Women's World Cup
There are banners in downtown Auckland and an occasional big-screen advertisement, but other than that, one of the globe’s major female sporting events could easily be missed.