The 38th America's Cup match will be contested from July 10 next year and extend, if required, to July 18.

The news has been revealed at a shindig in Naples, the host city.

Sportstalk host D'Arcy Waldegrave explained further.

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The 38th America's Cup match will be contested from July 10 next year and extend, if required, to July 18.
The news has been revealed at a shindig in Naples, the host city.
Sportstalk host D'Arcy Waldegrave explained further.
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With a straight down the middle approach, Heather du Plessis-Allan Drive on Newstalk ZB delivers the very latest news and views to New Zealanders as they wrap up their day.

Heather du Plessis-Allan Drive

D'Arcy Waldegrave: Sportstalk host on the America’s Cup match dates getting confirmed

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There's signs the brain drain could be slowing, according to new reports.

A total of 67,800 citizens left the country in the year to November 2025, many for Australia - for a net loss topping 40,000.

In the year to the November before, the net migration loss of Kiwis reached almost 44,000.

Infometrics chief executive Brad Olsen says most trends have plateaued.

"Instead of seeing huge numbers of Kiwis that have continued to move out - yes, they're still high, but they're not continuing to increase." 

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There's signs the brain drain could be slowing, according to new reports.
A total of 67,800 citizens left the country in the year to November 2025, many for Australia - for a net loss topping 40,000.
In the year to the November before, the net migration loss of Kiwis reached almost 44,000.
Infometrics chief executive Brad Olsen says most trends have plateaued.
"Instead of seeing huge numbers of Kiwis that have continued to move out - yes, they're still high, but they're not continuing to increase."&nbsp;
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Brad Olsen: Infometrics chief executive on the reports claiming the 'brain drain' could be slowing down

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Donald Trump may have secured a diplomatic win, claiming he's laid the groundwork for a deal involving Greenland.

The US President's spoken at the World Economic Forum in Switzerland and held talks with NATO leaders.

He’s ruled out using military force to take the Arctic island and is dropping threats of slapping tariffs on NATO countries.

Marco Rubio's Former Chief of Staff, Matt Terrill, says more negotiations are expected - but Trump seems to be getting much of what he wants.

"Based on reporting, it appears that there's going to be the ability, it sounds like, for the United States to gain control of key pockets of land."

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Donald Trump may have secured a diplomatic win, claiming he's laid the groundwork for a deal involving Greenland.
The US President's spoken at the World Economic Forum in Switzerland and held talks with NATO leaders.
He’s ruled out using military force to take the Arctic island and is dropping threats of slapping tariffs on NATO countries.
Marco Rubio's Former Chief of Staff, Matt Terrill, says more negotiations are expected - but Trump seems to be getting much of what he wants.
"Based on reporting, it appears that there's going to be the ability, it sounds like, for the United States to gain control of key pockets of land."
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Matt Terrill: Former Chief of Staff to Marco Rubio on Trump's ongoing bid for a Greenland deal

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Authorities haven't tied down exact numbers of people missing, after the land gave way at Mount Maunganui's Beachside Holiday Park. 

The landslide took out tents, cars, caravans, a toilet block, and the hot pools about 9.30am this morning. 

The total unaccounted for is in single digits - including young people - with searchers including dog teams carefully probing the site.

The nearby Surf Club being used as an emergency hub has now been evacuated as a precaution.

Emergency Management Minister Mark Mitchell says geo-scientists are worried the Mount could slip again. 

He says police are still working out who was at the park today. 

"It's a matter of now going back, checking CCTV, camera footage and just working that out and just trying to get a very clear picture of who might have been impacted." 

Meanwhile, two people are still missing after a slip on Tauranga's Welcome Bay Road.

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Authorities haven't tied down exact numbers of people missing, after the land gave way at Mount Maunganui's Beachside Holiday Park.&nbsp;
The landslide took out tents, cars, caravans, a toilet block, and the hot pools about 9.30am this morning.&nbsp;
The total unaccounted for is in single digits - including young people - with searchers including dog teams carefully probing the site.
The nearby Surf Club being used as an emergency hub has now been evacuated as a precaution.
Emergency Management Minister Mark Mitchell says geo-scientists are worried the Mount could slip again.&nbsp;
He says police are still working out who was at the park today.&nbsp;
"It's a matter of now going back, checking CCTV, camera footage and just working that out and just trying to get a very clear picture of who might have been impacted."&nbsp;
Meanwhile, two people are still missing after a slip on Tauranga's Welcome Bay Road.
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Mark Mitchell: Emergency Management Minister on the ongoing rescue efforts in Mount Maunganui

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D'Arcy Waldegrave: Sportstalk host on the America’s Cup match dates getting confirmed

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