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New Zealand’s world No.6 squash player, Joelle King has been stunned by Egypt’s Hania El Hammamy ranked 15th in the world in the quarter-finals of the China Open Gold Status tournament in Shanghai overnight.
Three of Aotearoa’s most formative musical figures - Ruru Karaitiana, Pixie Williams, and Jim Carter - will be inducted into the New Zealand Music Hall of Fame at the 2019 APRA Silver Scroll Awards.
Minister of Agriculture, Minister for Food Safety, and Minister of State for Trade and Export Growth, Damien O’Connor departed New Zealand last night to attend international forums, including the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO) Conference in Rome.
The Squash World Tour Finals are over for Paul Coll after an epic contest against world No.1 Ali Farag of Egypt which was arguably the best match of the tournament.
Another bad day in tough conditions at the PSA Squash World Tour Finals in Cairo, Egypt for top 10 ranked Kiwi pros, Paul Coll and Joelle King.
Both players were beaten in straight games by Egyptians in very humid conditions and in front of a partisan crowd for their opponents.
In the early match Paul Coll lost a dramatic finish in his contest against No.4 Karim Abdel Gawad 5-11, 11-13 in 40 minutes and then in the women’s side of the top eight player event Joelle King suffered a hard-fought loss to Welshwoman, Tesni Evans in three games.
A difficult loss for Kiwi squash player, Joelle King in the first game of the PSA World Tour Finals in Cairo, Egypt.
An adjustment to the world rankings for Kiwi squash player, Joelle King with a fall of one place at the release of the June rankings today.
King has dropped one spot from No.5 to 6 in the rankings despite making the quarter-finals of the British Open last week.
Kiwi ideas and solutions for tackling global food security are set to be canvassed on the world stage thanks to the drive and passion of Dairy Flat cattle breeder Courtney Davies, 23.
Both Paul Coll and Joelle King have confirmed their places in the season-ending PSA World Tour Series In Cairo, Egypt, 9-14 June.
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