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FIFA Women's World Cup: A rare weather event coming to New Zealand

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Rarely have FIFA World Cups been played in a chilly winter. MetService says the forecast "could shock New Zealanders, never mind our visitors". 05 July 2023 [View in Browser]( Welcome to Stuff's FIFA Women's World Cup newsletter, bringing you all of the action from the tournament. You're receiving this email because you've opted in to receive sports content from Stuff. [FIFA Women's World Cup: A rare weather event coming to New Zealand]( [Rarely have FIFA World Cups been played in a chilly winter. MetService says the forecast "could shock New Zealanders, never mind our visitors".]( [Long-range goals: can the FIFA World Cup help level the playing field for all women footballers?]( [OPINION: The challenge is to genuinely leverage interest in the Women’s World Cup to effect real, measurable, and positive change.]( [Brazil footballer Neymar fined $5 million for illegal artificial lake at mansion]( [Brazilian soccer star Neymar has been fined for violating environmental rules during renovations at his mansion near Rio de Janeiro.]( [All Whites coach on anti-racism stand: 'Some things are bigger than the game']( [Darren Bazeley sheds more light on why his team took dramatic action, and says they have no regrets after abandoning the match against Qatar.]( [Darren Bazeley given All Whites job on permanent basis after originally missing out]( [NZ Football insist they were not taken for a ride by their 'preferred candidate' after caretaker coach originally overlooked ends up with permanent job.]( [Following the Ferns: Striker Gabi Rennie's drive to fulfil her potential on and off the pitch]( [Whether discussing the ethics of surrogacy or scoring goals, Football Ferns student-athlete is fully focused.]( [FIFA Women's World Cup: Train like a Football Fern - I took a cold plunge with the team]( [Little did I know recovering like Aotearoa’s best footballers would have me cramping, grimacing and turning bright red in deceptively cold water.]( Enjoying this email? [Check out Stuff's other daily and weekly newsletters.]( [Feedback]( [Unsubscribe]( [Privacy Policy]( Stuff, 4 Williamson Ave, Ponsonby, Auckland, 1021, New Zealand

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