Drake cancels NZ and Aus tour

February 27, 2025

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Rapper Drake has canceled his upcoming concerts in New Zealand and the rest of his Australia tour due to a “scheduling conflict.”

He was set to perform in Auckland on March 15 and 16, as well as in Brisbane on March 4 and Sydney on March 7. A representative confirmed the news, saying organizers are working to reschedule the shows.

Fans who already bought tickets can either keep them for the new dates or request a refund. Any refunded tickets will be available for resale, as the shows were sold out. Drake’s team apologised for the change and assured fans they are excited to return soon.

Before the cancellations, Drake had already performed in several Australian cities, including Perth, Melbourne, Sydney, and Brisbane. His team has promised to share new tour dates as soon as possible.

Article written by Milli Banbury

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At Hillcrest Intermediate, the student council planned a school fair to raise money for new sports gear. The committee decided to make the event low-waste by using reusable cups, sorting rubbish into labelled bins, and asking families to bring second-hand items to sell. On the day, students ran food stalls, a plant sale, and games on the field. Although the weather was windy, the fair was well attended and several classes helped tidy up afterwards. By the end of the afternoon, the council had raised enough money to buy three new basketballs and a set of cones, while also keeping most rubbish out of landfill. Students said the best part was working together for a good cause.

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The student council sold basketballs and cones at the fair, and the weather was windy all afternoon. Families donated second-hand items because the fair needed more stalls for food, plants, and games. The student council organised a low-waste fair that raised money for sports gear and brought students together. Several classes helped tidy up, and the council bought new equipment after the school fair ended.