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Tokushoryu win: Underdog sumo wrestler celebrates unexpected win with tears
Tokushoryu had previously spent 12 of sumo's previous 13 grand tournaments in a second-tier division.

Holocaust: SS officer's photos reveal Sobibor death camp
Two out of 361 previously unseen photos show notorious SS guard John Demjanjuk, researchers say.

Auckland train services delayed, cancelled due to track fault
Auckland rail commuters face delays this morning after a track fault at Britomart Train Station.

Britomart fault: Auckland rail services cancelled, delayed
Auckland train users face problems this morning after a track fault at Britomart means services are cancelled or delayed.It's not yet known which lines are affected.Auckland Transport has apologised for any inconvenience. DO...

Obituary: Taranaki woman remembered for her substance and strength
Ngawhakaheke Tuti Wetere will be remembered as a wahine of substance and strength.

Wuhan coronavirus: New Zealand tourism could suffer
The death toll from the coronavirus has risen to more than 100 and nearly 3000 people have been infected.

Prince Andrew could be subpoenaed if he enters US, warns lawyer to Jeffrey Epstein's victims
A lawyer for five of Jeffrey Epstein's victims has threatened to subpoena Prince Andrew if he enters the United States. The threats came after it was claimed the Duke has given the FBI "zero co-operation" following its requests...

Atari is opening its own hotels in eight US cities
Atari might be best known for 1970s video games and its money problems, but now the brand is opening its own chain of branded hotels. The first one, in Phoenix, Arizona, will start construction in early fall, and should be finished in about two years.

Nicholas Parsons: 'Broadcasting legend' dies after short illness
British broadcaster Nicholas Parsons has died at the age of 96 after a short illness, his agent has confirmed.

Sandy Hook conspiracy theorist arrested over illegal ID possession
Wolfgang Halbig has been arrested over possessing the personal ID of a Sandy Hook victim's father.

Trump releases long-awaited Middle-East peace plan
Trump's Middle East peace plan offers a Palestinian state but also hints at recognition of Israeli settlements.

Police making inquiries after viral video appears to show baby given vodka
Police are making inquiries after a viral video circulated online that appeared to show a baby being given vodka. Detective Senior Sergeant Eddie Sutherland confirmed police were making inquiries."We understand that members of...

League - Super League clubs hit out over Israel Folau's move to Catalans Dragons
Israel Folau and his "abhorrent" views not welcome in Super League, says one club chief.

New details revealed as Cabinet agrees on RNZ, TVNZ public broadcasting decision
Cabinet is forging ahead with first step to create a new, super-sized public broadcaster.

Harry Potter-themed potions bar, The Wizard's Cauldron, opens in NZ this week
Grab ya witches, cause it's cocktail time!That's right, New Zealand is getting its very own Harry Potter-themed bar.The Wizard's Cauldron will be open on Thursday and serving up Harry Potter themed cocktail potions for a limited...

Kate Hawkesby: Minister, where are the laws around e-scooters?
COMMENT We kind of went scooter beserk when e-scooters first arrived didn't we?They were the novelty we just couldn't get over, or seemingly stay on, given the number of injuries reported. READ MORE: • Premium - ACC e-scooter...

Huawei just dodged a bullet in the UK. Europe is the next showdown
Huawei has been granted a limited role in building Britain's 5G network, allowing the company to maintain its presence in a crucial market despite US efforts to rein in its growth.

Govt considers retirement income policy review recommendations - Faafoi
The Government is now considering the recommendations of the Retirement Commissioner�s review into New Zealand�s retirement income policies.