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All you need to know for Spain-Sweden at Eden Park
All the details for tonight's semifinal between Spain and Sweden.
Women’s World Cup: Which of the final four teams should Kiwis support?
Four teams remain and this year the tournament will have a new champion.
'Phenomenal': Record attendance figures revealed for Women's World Cup
Of major sporting events here, only the 2011 Rugby World Cup had bigger average crowds.
Greta Thunberg fined for disobeying police, immediately returns to protest
'We cannot save the world by playing by the rules,' she told media outside the court.
Sweden topple South Africa with last-minute goal
Live updates of the Fifa Women’s World Cup clash between Sweden and South Africa.
Nato: NZ now needs to consider what our partnership with the alliance really means
Prime Minister Chris Hipkins had a front-row seat for debates over Ukraine's membership.
Sweden’s rocky road from neutrality toward Nato membership
Sweden is close to becoming Nato’s 32nd member, though not quite yet over the finish line.
Sweden moves closer to Nato membership after a deal with the Turkish president
Sweden’s accession has been held up by objections from Turkey since last year.
Nato’s celebrated unity faces fresh strains
Joe Biden and his counterparts are heavily invested in demonstrating harmony.
Quran burnings have Sweden torn between free speech and respecting minorities
Last week, an Iraqi Christian immigrant burned a Quran outside a Stockholm mosque.
Greta Thunberg charged with disobeying law
Climate activist Greta Thunberg was detained with other activists after stopping traffic.
'Complete panic': One dead after riders plunge from a derailed roller coaster
Roller coaster train derailed in Stockholm after front car jumps off the tracks.
Pressing issue: All Whites rue costly mistakes in frustrating defeat to Sweden
The All Whites don't often get to play against Uefa nations, due to their schedules
Beyoncé blamed for stubbornly high Swedish inflation
Financial Times: Singer’s Stockholm shows drive up hotel prices.
Plastic fantastic: Ikea takes stake in Kiwi start-up
The move follows $15 million in seed funding.
This famous ‘spy whale’ likes people. That could be a problem
New York Times: Hvaldimir seems to be lost and swimming in the wrong direction.
Ikea opening: giant retailer to study nearly 1000 Kiwi homes
'We do a number of home visits to see how people live, what their needs are.'
Ikea finally on the way to NZ: Opening date revealed as building begins at Sylvia Park
Sylvia Park store will be size of three rugby fields - and yes it will have the meatballs.
Beluga whale once linked to Russia now in Swedish waters
White mammal believed to have come from a military facility nicknamed 'Hvaldimir'.
'Do not deserve my love': Concerning texts from boy who vanished with stepdad
The pair have been missing since March 2015 and haven't been seen since.
Eurovision winner Sweden makes history but which country has won the most times?
Loreen is only the second person in the 67-year history to win twice.
'Unacceptable': Wheelchair user left to 'crawl' off Ryanair plane
The traveller was told his wheelchair assistance was late.
'It just wasn't affordable': Childcare costs drive family to leave New Zealand
An expat family says childcare costs were one of the reasons they left New Zealand.
Nanaia Mahuta to attend Nato meeting ahead of potential Russian counteroffensive in Ukraine
Former prime minister Jacinda Ardern attended the Nato summit in Madrid last year.
Turkey’s president says he will back Finland’s Nato bid
Sweden still out in cold, over Erdogan's soft on "terrorism" claims.
Nato chief: Membership for Finland, Sweden ‘top priority’
Nato is urging Turkey and Hungary to accept the nomination for Finland and Sweden to join.
Paul Majurey: Reconnecting the public to vacated port land
OPINION: The chair of Eke Panuku stakes a claim for the waterfront.
Why Fonterra is looking at giant heat pumps for its factories
Big exporter needs 200 degree Celsius steam to dry milk into powder.
Deadly wave of Russian attacks on Ukraine
Attacks came day after Germany and US said they would send powerful tanks to Ukraine.
Finland is teaching students how to spot fake news
New York Times: Here’s what other countries can learn from its success.
Nato commits to future Ukraine membership, drums up aid
War-torn Ukraine will one day become a member of the world’s largest security alliance.
Greta Thunberg, Swedish activists sue state over climate policies
Youth-led "Auroras" march through Stockholm to file a lawsuit against Swedish state.
On the ground in the 'open city': A guide to Stockholm's best museums and attractions
From Abba to Vikings, the 'capital of Scandinavia' has something for everyone.