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BUSINESSJul 3New Zealanders could spark future power savings if they decide to go electricNew Zealanders could spark future power savings if they decide to go electricnzcity · new zealand
POLITICSJul 3PM Modi on six-day tour of Indonesia, Australia, New Zealand from July 6Prime Minister Modi is scheduled to embark on a six-day international tour to Indonesia, Australia, and New Zealand, beginning on July 6. This tour represents significant diplomatic engagements for the Prime Minister.Indian Express
POLITICSJul 3Focus on 'Act East' as PM Modi set to visit Indonesia, Australia and New Zealand next weekPM Modi visits Indonesia, Australia & New Zealand to boost Act East policy, maritime security, trade, and strategic ties in the Indo-Pacific.newkerala · india
WORLDJul 3Big Juan GDL, Quiambao games not enough as Gilas loses to New Zealand in 2OTGilas Pilipinas engaged New Zealand to a tooth-and-nail battle but just couldn’t get the breaks late to absorb a heartbreaking 102-106 double-overtime defeat in the third window of the 2027 FIBA World Cup Asian qualifiers at the Spark Arena in Auckland on Friday, July 3. The Nationals leaned on big games from their young guns but were only enough to drag the contest the second extension as Gilas failed to execute against the unrelenting Tall Blacks defense. Carlin Davison, who gave Justin Brownlee a tough night, got the game-winning tap on the final play, allowing the Tall Blacks to create the much-needed separation and escape with the big win. Gilas absorbed its third straight defeat in the qualifiers to slide to a 2-3 record while the Tall Blacks qualified to the next round with a 3-2 tally. It surely was a deflating defeat for Gilas which got a solid contribution from Juan Gomez de Liano who nailed not only one but two booming triples — the first one that sent the game to the first overtime and the second which gave the Filipinos a 93-91 lead with 8.3 seconds left in the extension. Gomez de Liano fired 23 points to go with six rebounds and five assists while Kevin Quiambao also finished with 23 on 9-of-16 shooting from the field. Dwight Ramos added 18 while Carl Tamayo chipped in 17 for the Filipinos who had several chances to pull away but just couldn’t fully capitalize with the Tall Blacks providing quick answers. Gilas even led 77-70 with four minutes left in regulation but allowed the Tall Blacks to rally back behind an 11-2 run. When the Filipinos took a 93-91 lead after the Gomez de Liano triple, the team committed a foul allowing the Kiwis to force a second extension. Reuben Te Rangi led the Tall Blacks with 22 while Shea Ili added 21. Davison only finished with seven but he held Brownlee to just five points on only three attempts despite playing for over 35 minutes.mb · philippines
POLITICSJul 3PM Modi’s maiden visit to New Zealand next week; first meet after trade dealPrime Minister Modi is scheduled for his first visit to New Zealand next week, which will be the first meeting between leaders since a trade deal. This signifies an upcoming diplomatic engagement following a bilateral agreement.Indian Express
WORLDJul 3India news LIVE updates, 3 July 2026: Thane schoolgirl electrocuted in rainwater, Orange alert in Mumbai as monsoon intensifies, Ram temple ‘theft’ footage surfaces, Modi to visit New ZealandThis article provides a live news update for India, including a schoolgirl's electrocution during heavy rain, an orange alert for Mumbai due to intense monsoon, a reported temple theft, and a future visit by Modi. It covers diverse significant events.Indian Express
BUSINESSJul 3India, New Zealand ink “historic” free trade agreement, to be implemented later this yearThe FTA, negotiations for which were announced in March 2025 and concluded in December 2025, is one of the fastest to have been negotiated by IndiaThe Hindu
POLITICSJul 3PM Modi to make first official visit to New Zealand next weekThe two nations signed a free ​trade ‌agreement in April that will eliminate 95% of tariffs ‌on goods from ​New ZealandThe Hindu
WORLDJun 29New Zealand seal famous come - from - behind series with 160 - run routNew Zealand won a cricket series with a significant victory, completing a comeback. This is a report on a sports event outcome.island.lk · Sri Lanka
BUSINESSJun 29New Zealand records an $800 million monthly trade surplus as meat and dairy exports jumpNew Zealand has achieved an $800 million monthly trade surplus, driven by a significant increase in its meat and dairy exports. This indicates strong performance in key sectors of the national economy.newswire.co.nz · New Zealand
WORLDJun 28Battered but unbowed, Daryl Mitchell’s unbeaten 100 puts New Zealand on brinkDaryl Mitchell literally took it on the chin for New Zealand. And the forearm, and the ribs, and the shoulder, and the fingers. Mitchell was battered and bruised…Japan Today
WORLDJun 28New Zealand stretch lead beyond 200 | The Shillong TimesNew Zealand has extended their lead beyond 200 points in a sports event, as reported by The Shillong Times. This provides an update on a competitive match.theshillongtimes.com · India
WORLDJun 28Ravindra leads New Zealand rally in England finaleRavindra guided New Zealand in a rally during the final match against England. This indicates a significant performance in a sports event.tribune.com.pk · Pakistan
WORLDJun 27Belgium defeats New Zealand 5 - 1 to advance at the World Cup – NBC New YorkBelgium defeated New Zealand with a score of 5-1 to advance in the World Cup. This reports on a specific outcome in a major international sporting event.nbcnewyork.com · United States
WORLDJun 27World Cup : Trossard , Belgium rout New Zealand to reach Round of 32Belgium, led by Trossard, defeated New Zealand in a World Cup match, securing their advancement to the Round of 32.dailybulletin.com · United States
WORLDJun 27Belgium reach World Cup knockouts as New Zealand exit tournamentA double strike from Arsenal's Leandro Trossard against New Zealand carried Belgium to top of Group G, ahead of Egypt.Al Jazeera [en]
WORLDJun 27World Cup : Trossard , Belgium rout New Zealand to reach Round of 32Belgium, led by Trossard, defeated New Zealand in a World Cup match to advance to the Round of 32. This reports on the outcome of a major international sporting event.sgvtribune.com · United States
WORLDJun 27Belgium Routs New Zealand 5 - 1 Behind Goals From Trossard , De Bruyne and Lukaku to Win World Cup Group GBelgium defeated New Zealand 5-1, with goals from Trossard, De Bruyne, and Lukaku, to secure the top spot in World Cup Group G.ibtimes.com.au · Australia
WORLDJun 27Belgium defeats New Zealand 5-1 to advance to knockout roundLeandro Trossard scored a pair of goals and Belgium overcame a slow start at the World Cup to advance to the knockout round with a 5-1 victory over…Japan Today
WORLDJun 26Auckland . Scoop » Mayor Backs Bucket Tree As Race For New Zealand Tree Of The Year Heats UpThe Mayor of Auckland supports the 'Bucket Tree' as competition intensifies for New Zealand Tree of the Year. This describes a local community event or competition.auckland.scoop.co.nz · New Zealand
WORLDJun 26Community Scoop » Mayor Backs Bucket Tree As Race For New Zealand Tree Of The Year Heats UpA mayor has publicly supported the 'Bucket Tree' in the ongoing competition for New Zealand's Tree of the Year. This highlights local community engagement and political endorsement in a lighthearted contest.community.scoop.co.nz · New Zealand
POLITICSJun 26National and New Zealand First at odds again over India Free Trade AgreementPolitical parties National and New Zealand First are once again in disagreement regarding a Free Trade Agreement with India. This highlights ongoing political tensions over international trade policy.rnz.co.nz
POLITICSJun 25China remains one of biggest opportunities : New Zealand PM - XinhuaThe Prime Minister of New Zealand has stated that China remains one of the biggest opportunities for their country. This indicates an ongoing focus on economic relations and trade policy with China.english.news.cn
WORLDJun 25New Zealand offered Chinese tourists an easier path to visit, and they’re loving itNew Zealand has seen a surge in Chinese tourists since it began testing an easier pathway for visitors via Australia. The government began a 12-month trial in November that exempted Chinese and Pacific people from visa requirements if they were travelling from Australia. Officials estimated that after six months the new option has resulted in a 40 per cent increase in Chinese visitor arrivals, Tourism Minister Louise Upston said on Thursday in Wellington. Tourism is New Zealand’s second-largest...South China Morning Post