Dan Carter linked to United States rugby move
All Blacks great Dan Carter has been linked to a move to Major League Rugby in the United States. Stuff.co.nz reports this follows his announcement he is quitting the
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US COVID-19 death toll surpassed 41,000
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2.3 million cases of COVID-19 around the world with 163,372 deaths
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Investigation underway concerning claims made on Facebook about a man being allegedly thrown from Naqia Village bridge
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Over half of COVID-19 cases diagnosed in New Zealand have now recovered
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Most of the 84 people arrested in the last 24 hours were allegedly found grogging with people they do not live with
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Francis Kean nominated for one of the 7 available positions on World Rugby Executive Committee
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World Rugby Vice Chairman believes now is a good time to assess the value of introducing Japan and Fiji to the Rugby Championship
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More than 2 million COVID-19 cases have now been reported in 216 countries around the world
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Once you come out to a place considered public it is a breach of curfew - COMPOL
Police Commissioner Sitiveni Qiliho stresses that if people are moving around within their own compounds then it is not a breach of the curfew but once you come out to a
Most people still drinking grog with those they don't live with
Police have confirmed that most of the 88 arrests for social gathering breaches in the last 24 hours were people found drinking grog with people they do not live with.
106 arrested last night for breach of COVID-19 restrictions
106 arrests were made in the last 24 hours with 88 arrests for social gathering breaches. Police Commissioner Sitiveni Qiliho says fourteen of those arrested were juve
COVID-19: US to halt funding to WHO - Trump
US President Donald Trump says he is directing his administration to halt funding to the World Health Organisation while a review is conducted to access the organisation
World faces worst recession since Great Depression
The International Monetary Fund says the global economy will contract by 3% this year as countries around the world shrink at the fastest pace in decades. The IMF desc
CEO Andy Marinos suggests radical idea to save 2020 rugby season
SANZAAR CEO Andy Marinos has suggested that Super Rugby and the Rugby Championship could be run simultaneously in a bid to save the 2020 rugby season. Traditionally Su
211 countries and territories reported more than 1.9M COVID-19 cases worldwide
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WHO unclear if recovered coronavirus patients are immune to second infection - WHO
The World Health Organisation says not all people who recover from the coronavirus have the antibodies to fight a second infection, raising questions as to whether or not
COVID-19: Indonesian village uses 'ghosts' for distancing patrols
A village in Indonesia has reportedly taken to using volunteers dressed as ghosts to try to scare people into social distancing over the coronavirus. Kepuh village, on
117 people including a police officer arrested for breaching COVID-19 restrictions in the last 24 hours
117 arrests were made in the last 24 hours for social gathering, lockdown and curfew breaches including a police officer who allegedly failed to adhere to social gatherin
1.8M cases of COVID-19 around the world with 117,569 deaths
There are now 1.8 million cases of COVID-19 around the world with 117,569 deaths. This is according to the latest data by the Centre for Systems Science and Engineerin