Summarised by Centrist
Sky Stadium in Wellington and Eden Park in Auckland will host Oceania FIFA World Cup qualifiers next March, New Zealand Football announced. Wellington’s Sky Stadium will see two semi-finals on 21 March, while Auckland will host the final on 24 March. NZ Football chief executive Andrew Pragnell called the matches “incredibly significant,” as they represent Oceania’s last step towards the 2026 World Cup in North America.
The Ministry of Social Development approved over $600,000 in wage subsidy payments before detecting issues.
“The fiercest new collision sport.”
New Zealand Food Safety says there is no credible cancer risk from glyphosate exposure at dietary levels.
“Mandatory insurance can hike up the prices for everyone…”
“…we need to make regulating less rewarding for politicians…”
“It’s a careful, controlled debate where ideas should be debated. No one should be intimidated.”
The Ministry of Social Development approved over $600,000 in wage subsidy payments before detecting issues.
“The fiercest new collision sport.”
New Zealand Food Safety says there is no credible cancer risk from glyphosate exposure at dietary levels.
“Mandatory insurance can hike up the prices for everyone…”
“…we need to make regulating less rewarding for politicians…”
“It’s a careful, controlled debate where ideas should be debated. No one should be intimidated.”
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