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King, Crown and Indica among baby names rejected in New Zealand in 2024. See full list Under New Zealand federal law, registered names cannot be offensive, resemble a title or rank, be ...

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Wrexham will head Down Under for the first time in pre-season as the club owned by Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney play three games in Australia and New Zealand. After touring the USA and Canada ...

New Zealand continues ban on name that’s increasingly popular in the US. Baby names like King, Queen, and Princess are banned in New Zealand despite growing in popularity in the United States.

New Zealand has seen a sharp rise in demand for its “golden visa” program following a significant loosening of rules in April, with the majority of new applicants hailing from the United States.

It seems some parents in New Zealand just can’t get the message. Once again, “King” has topped the list of baby names rejected by the country’s Registrar General.

Air New Zealand's redesigned 787-9 Dreamliner: This is what the Premium Economy seats look like on Air New Zealand's newly unveiled retrofitted aircraft.

Hana-Rāwhiti Maipi-Clarke, currently New Zealand's youngest MP, faces a seven-day suspension, while party co-leaders Rawiri Waititi and Debbie Ngarewa-Packer face 21-day suspensions.

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