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Daily Archives: June 18, 2024
New Zealand Air Force Boeing 757 breaks down while flying PM to Japan – AeroTime
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Walking Tree That Looks Like An Ent Just Won New Zealand Tree Of The Year – IFLScience
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Two injured after Air New Zealand flight encounters severe turbulence – The Star Online
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WELLINGTON: A passenger and a crew member on board an Air New Zealand flight from Wellington to Queenstown were injured after the plane was hit by severe turbulence on Sunday (June 16).
The passenger suffered burns after a pot of hot coffee on a service trolley spilled on her when turbulence hit flight NZ607, while the crew member reportedly hit the ceiling.
Radio New Zealand reported that the passenger, who was identified only by her first name Suze, said they were told to expect some bumps on the flight.
About 15 minutes into the flight, the plane jolted a little during drink service, followed by a massive jolt.
The trolley moved about in the aisle amid the turbulence and the coffee pot lids came off, spilling hot coffee on her abdomen and back.
Suze, who had her seatbelt on, described the flight as really rough.
The frequent flyer managed to get a bottle of cold water and poured it on herself. A paramedic who was sitting behind her also attended to her injuries.
Two ambulances were dispatched to Queenstown Airport, reported New Zealand media outlet Crux.
Another passenger told Crux that a cabin crew member said she hit the ceiling.
The airline said in a statement to Crux that a customer and (a) crew member were injured during turbulence on NZ607 from Wellington to Queenstown on Sunday. The statement did not provide details of the injuries.
In a statement to the Herald, Air New Zealands chief operational integrity and safety officer, Captain David Morgan, said the crew are trained to respond to these situations.
From time to time, clear-air turbulence can occur where rough air is not visible to the flight crew, he said.
Were always reviewing our operating procedures in line with both regulation and international best practice to ensure the safety of our customers and crew is prioritised.
On May 21, one passenger died of a suspected heart attack and dozens were injured after Singapore Airlines flight SQ321 encountered severe turbulence over the Irrawaddy Basin.
The flight, which was travelling from Londons Heathrow Airport to Singapore, made an emergency landing at Thailands Suvarnabhumi Airport.
The airline has sent out offers of compensation to the passengers, with those who suffered minor injuries being offered US$10,000 (S$13,500).
SIA is in discussions with those who have more serious injuries about compensation offers that would meet their specific circumstances. - The Straits Times/ANN
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Williamson uncertain about his future in T20Is following New Zealand’s World Cup exit – Deccan Herald
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Tarouba, Trinidad: New Zealand will require some time to regroup after their shock early exit from the T20 World Cup, said skipper Kane Williamson, who was non-committal regarding his return for the 2026 edition of the marquee event.
An all-format player who is considered one of the greats of modern day cricket, Williamson has been the BlackCaps batting mainstay for over a decade.
New Zealand reached three finals with Williamson in the side -- the 2015 and 2019 ODI World Cups, the 2021 T20 World Cup and the inaugural World Test Championship final, which they won. Williamson led the BlackCaps in three of those four tournaments.
"When asked if he'd return for the 2026 edition, Williamson said: "Oh, I don't know." New Zealand's campaign ended with a facile seven-wicket win over minnows Papua New Guinea. They finished outside of the semifinals for the first time in 10 years. Pace spearhead Trent Boult has already confirmed that the ongoing T20 World Cup was his last.
"There's a bit of time between now and then, so it's regrouping as a side. And yeah, we've sort of got red ball cricket over the next year basically.
"So yeah, it's back into some international other formats and yeah, see where things land," he added.
On New Zealand's short campaign at the T20 Word Cup, the 34-year-old said "I think no matter what happens, you're always want to do more.
"But it's been really unique, a unique experience for all the guys. The conditions have been challenging I think for batters all around, but it's just about trying to find a way." New Zealand were the last team to kickstart their campaign. They were out of contention for the Super Eights within the space of four days, courtesy back-to-back losses to Afghanistan and West Indies.
"It took a long time to start, and then in a matter of days, we were sort of not in contention, which was frustrating. We wanted to start the campaign strong, and we weren't able to do that," Williamson said.
"We played against a couple of very strong sides who are very well equipped in these conditions and unfortunately it was the difference in our first two games and then some decent cricket in the last two, so all in all frustrating.
"But I think the learnings for certainly players that come back, perhaps to this part of the world or in some of these conditions, theyve been somewhat challenging and so some good experiences to have going forward," he added.
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Chaos on Air New Zealand flight as two people are injured after plane hits severe turbulence – Daily Mail
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Statement on the passing of Connor Garden-Bachop – New Zealand Rugby
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Statement from NZR, the New Zealand Mori Rugby Board, Highlanders, Wellington Rugby and New Zealand Rugby Players Association on Connor Garden-Bachop, 18 June 2024
On behalf of the entire rugby community, the Highlanders, Wellington Rugby, New Zealand Rugby, the New Zealand Mori Rugby Board and the New Zealand Rugby Players Association would like to extend our deepest thoughts and love to the Garden-Bachop family.
Connor passed away on Monday following a medical event, and rugbys collective focus at this time is on supporting his family. All of rugby walks alongside the Garden-Bachop family at this time and we are collectively united in our grief.
Connor was a fantastic young player, an exciting New Zealand age-grade representative and a proud Mori All Black. Wherever he played, he was a committed and popular teammate with infectious energy and someone who could light up the room.
Most importantly, he was a loving father to his twin girls, a brother, a son and immeasurably loved by all those who knew him.
NZR, the New Zealand Mori Rugby Board, the Highlanders, Wellington Rugby and the Players Association are providing support and we ask that the privacy of the Garden-Bachop familyisrespected.
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NZ vs PNG T20 World Cup Highlights: New Zealand beat Papua New Guinea by 7 wickets – The Times of India
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New Zealand Prime Minister’s plane breaks down on way to Japan – The Jerusalem Post
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The New Zealand defense force plane flying New Zealand's Prime Minister Christopher Luxon to Japan broke down on Sunday, forcing the Prime Minister to take a commercial flight, his office confirmed on Monday.
Luxon is spending four days in Japan, where he is expected to meet with Japan's Prime Minister Fumio Kishida and spend time promoting New Zealand business.
New Zealand media reported that the Boeing 757 broke down during a refueling stop in Papua New Guinea, leaving the business delegation and journalists stranded in Port Moresby, while Luxon flew commercial to Japan.
The New Zealand Defense Force's two 757s are more than 30 years old and their age has made them increasingly unreliable.
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T20 World Cup: Lockie Ferguson takes three for zero as New Zealand bow out with victory over Papua New Guinea – Sky Sports
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Lockie Ferguson returned extraordinary bowling figures of three wickets for zero runs as New Zealand ended their T20 World Cup campaign with a convincing win over Papua New Guinea.
Fast bowler Ferguson struck with his very first ball, claiming the wicket of Assad Vala (6), and returned to dismiss Charles Amini (17) and Chad Soper (1) while completing four maiden overs.
Tim Southee (2-11), Trent Boult (2-14) and Ish Sodhi (2-29) pitched in with two wickets apiece as Papua New Guinea were ultimately bowled out for 78 when batting first.
In reply, Finn Allen fell second ball, but opening partner Devon Conway (35), along with captain Kane Williamson (18no) and Daryl Mitchell (19no) saw New Zealand to a comfortable seven-wicket win with 7.4 overs to spare.
It means the Black Caps at least end their tournament on a positive note, having already been knocked out due to group-stage defeats to Afghanistan and West Indies in their opening two games.
As for Papua New Guinea, they sign off from the World Cup with a disappointing four defeats in four.
The Super 8s stage of the Men's T20 World Cup gets under way on Wednesday when the USA face South Africa in Antigua, live on Sky Sports Cricket from 3pm (first ball 3.30pm).
England's Super 8s opener takes place against co-hosts the West Indies later the same day in St Lucia, live on Sky Sports Cricket at 1am (first ball 1.30am) in the early hours of Thursday morning.
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England are in Group 2 for the eight-team second stage of the tournament, alongside the West Indies, USA and South Africa.
Making up Group 1 are Afghanistan and India, as well as Australia and Bangladesh, who face each other on Thursday.
The top two teams from each group progress through to the semi-finals.
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