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'Breakthrough' heightens hopes of Gaza ceasefire deal
Analysis: The surprise resumption of talks puts warring sides closest to agreement for months.

Carterton councillors fear code of conducts silencing their views
Alarm bells are ringing for democracy in New Zealand, says the head of NZ's Free Speech Union.

Luxon inspects Wairoa flooding damage, boosts clean-up with $3m
The PM took a helicopter for an aerial inspection of the area, and met with officials and affected residents on the ground.

Kiwi reporter Lisette Reymer filmed UK ‘Labour victory’ weeks ago
Reymer flew back to Auckland to join Newshub journalists from around the world who had gathered to mark the end of the programme.

Newshub reporter Lisette Reymer filmed UK ‘Labour victory’ weeks ago
Reymer flew back to Auckland to join Newshub journalists from around the world who had gathered to mark the end of the programme.

A sneak peek of ThreeNews bulletin launching tonight
Aotearoa's newest TV news bulletin - presented by Sam Hayes - will broadcast live on Three and ThreeNow at 6pm.

NZ to send civil servants to boost Niue's public sector
The announcement was made during a visit to Niue by Foreign Affairs Minister Winston Peters.

A sneak peak of ThreeNews bulletin launching tonight
Aotearoa's newest TV news bulletin - presented by Sam Hayes - will broadcast live on Three and ThreeNow at 6pm.

Biden vows to stay in race and beat Trump in defiant speech
US President Joe Biden told supporters "I am running and going to win again," as questions continue to swirl over whether he will drop out of the election.

Ask Susan: Can't the govt give 2% home loans?
RNZ's money correspondent Susan Edmunds answers your burning questions.

Excitement and nerves ahead of new bulletin, Stuff CEO says
ThreeNews, produced by multimedia organisation Stuff, is going live for the first time tonight at 6pm.

French election: France ends ugly campaign and draws breath before historic vote
France's sometimes violent election campaign has closed with appeals from leaders ahead of Saturday's vote.

UK election: Starmer names first cabinet after landslide win
Deputy Prime Minister Angela Rayner and Rachel Reeves are among a record 11 women in the new PM's team.

Ram-raid of store in central Auckland overnight
A group of people ram-raided the store in Remuera after failing to smash their way in on foot, police say.

Biden calls debate 'bad episode' in ABC News interview
Critics are already saying the interview may not have done enough to save his campaign.

‘Our lives don’t matter’ - Indian businesses want action on violent retail crime
A former National Party candidate in South Auckland calls for patience as government pledges to restore law and order.

PM on defensive after minister admits not reading interim abuse report
Matt Doocey was personally sent the Royal Commission's interim report into abuse last November - turns out he hasn't read it.

Government pumps a further $3m into Wairoa flood recovery
Christopher Luxon has been in flood-stricken Wairoa as the government announces a further $3 million for the region's flood recovery.

Trump seeks pause on classified documents case after Supreme Court immunity ruling
This comes after the US Supreme Court ruled that presidents have broad immunity for official acts.

France beat Portugal on penalties in Euros cliffhanger
France have beaten Portugal on penalties to advance to the semifinals of the European Championship.