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Indonesian police raid drug lab in Bali villa

Interactive Israeli exhibition tells Oct 7 survivor stories

Brazil's Lula delays state visit to Chile over historic floods

Argentina monthly inflation seen back in single digits in April

Violent protests continue in Pakistan-held Kashmir against price hikes. Talks with the IMF begin

Reports of army killing of villagers in Myanmar supported by photos and harrowing tale of a survivor

German building industry workers go on first strike in years

Unjammable navigation tech gets first airborne test
The test comes amid concern about the vulnerability of satellite navigation systems to blocking.

Maimai, hey hey, no ducks will die today
OPINION: Two harmless shots - that was my first and final duck season tally.

Rapid League a chance for Shaw to shine
Leo Shaw loves a challenge so when he was offered the chance to ref some Rapid League basketball games he jumped at the opportunity.

Everyday hero creating space for grief and hope
Its hard to imagine the word ‘exciting’ being used alongside ‘loss’ and ‘grief’, but when you meet Caroline Loo, it makes perfect sense.

Brain bleed and facial fractures from tavern assault
A man in a Waimate bar was attacked with such intensity he had broken bones in his face and a three-day brain bleed.

Out & About: Exhibition opening a sellout
The 46th annual RSM Law Plunket Art Show has opened at the Aigantighe Art Gallery in Timaru.

Environment Court rules land can be taken for Mt Messenger bypass
The final 11 hectares of land needed to complete the $280 million bypass can be compulsorily purchased through the Public Works Act.

Harlem Globetrotters surprise Taranaki school kids
Although he holds nine Guinness World Records and is currently the world’s fastest basketball dribbler, it didn’t stop Wham Middleton buckling from the pressure of a group of Taranaki primary school children.

German scientists urge urban areas to adapt due to climate crisis

Polish activists criticize Tusk's government for tough border policies and migrant pushbacks

Canada’s labor board delays start of potential CN, CPKC rail strike

Major NATO airborne exercise starts in Romania

Right-wing Israelis block aid to Gaza coming from the West Bank

Would you pay $30 for a litre of olive oil?
Prices have hit dizzying heights. Here’s why.

What’s next for the housing market?
Winter is coming and its shaping up to be another difficult one, QV says.

All go as rugby club readies for jubilee celebrations
A rugby club in Invercargill is set to celebrate a big milestone this month.

Nga Kete and Southern police formalise relationship
Southland area commander Mike Bowman says working with Nga Kete is a chance to help those who would otherwise be in “no man’s land”.

Finding aurora: Chasing the night sky phenomenon
Geoff Cloake has been chasing “the greatest show on earth’’ for 21 years, and on Saturday night he was not disappointed.

Spotlight on young people during Youth Week
An art exhibition and a showcase of young talent will be held at the Y in Timaru as part of Youth Week celebrations.

Napier Rd land promoted for housing
Future growth plans for Palmerston North are being reviewed.

The cage fighter who became a teacher who became a writer
Before he was a writer, before he was a teacher, before he was a cage fighter, Airana Ngawera’s first love was Patea.

Council to decide future of the Decks on Devon St East
A majority of business owners servicing part of New Plymouth’s main street want the Decks to become a permanent fixture.