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Legacy of K Road's Lim Chhour foodcourt explored in Jefferson Chen's new album
An album is the menu and songs are the dishes. It's the Lim Chhour foodcourt - but not as you know it.

Recap: All Blacks end Wellington hoodoo with bonus point win
The All Blacks finally scored in the final quarter of a test, as they kept the Wallabies scoreless in the second half.

An explosion and an ensuing fire at a service station blast kills 12 in Russia’s Dagestan

EU to vote on Oct 4 to finalize tariffs for China-made EVs, Bloomberg News reports

Russian strikes on a medical center kill 7 people in the Ukrainian city of Sumy

Manhunt under way as 17 people killed in South Africa mass shooting

Bledisloe Cup as it happened: All Blacks v Australia
The All Black have beaten their Wellington curse, defeating the Wallabies 33-13.

Snorkeller reported missing off Kaikoura coast
A search is underway for a person who went missing while snorkelling in Kaikoura on the east coast of the South Island.

Israeli military says it has killed Hezbollah chief Nasrallah
Israeli forces have killed Lebanon's Hezbollah chief Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah, they announced a day after an Israeli strike on the southern suburbs of Beirut.

Judge finds 'peer influence' in deadly Mount Maunganui teen racing crash
Two teens were in a "competition of speed" before a crash that killed a passenger.

Watch: Black Caps dismissed for 88, made to follow on
New Zealand collapsed in embarrassing fashion on the third morning of the second test against Sri Lanka.

UK introduces eVisa for NZ travellers
From 8 January, New Zealand citizens wanting to travel to the United Kingdom will need to apply for an electronic travel authorisation before leaving home.

Uber terms mean couple can't sue after 'life-changing' crash
Uber's US terms of service, which they accepted, mean disputes have to be settled out of court.

Coffee, kai and a whole lot of love for kaumatua
On the main drag of Taumarunui, Trunk Coffee House not only serves a cup of java, but shares a lot of kindness.

Live: All Blacks host Wallabies eyeing end to Wellington woes
Follow live coverage of the second Bledisloe Cup test between the All Blacks and Australia at Sky Stadium.

All Blacks wear down Wallabies to banish Wellington hoodoo
The All Blacks kept Australia scoreless in the second half to notch their first win in Wellington for six years.

ABs player ratings: Sititi stands strong yet again
ANALYSIS: The rookie loose forward continues to shine for the men in black, who finally broke a couple of hoodoos on Saturday night.

Hezbollah chief Hassan Nasrallah killed in Beirut strike, Israel says

The Mixtape: The Spinoff's Madeleine Chapman on music, burnout and being surveilled by Jacinda Ardern
The Spinoff editor plays her favourite tunes and talks childhood memories for Music 101's The Mixtape.

Fatal stabbing of Japanese schoolboy in China sparks debate on the country's patriotic education
The "despicable" attack has led to calls to urgently strengthen security around Japanese schools.

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