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Turning Palmerston North into the 'capital of drag' in Aotearoa
Provincial cities are not normally thought of as hotbeds of drag culture, but Palmerston North is changing that.

Was it a wallaby? Potential sighting of pest prompts investigation
The discovery of poo and a detector dog’s excitement in Te Anau leads to an Environment Southland investigation.

Holy nights and stunning sunrises: Africa's top shots

EU chief in Kiev with promises of winter aid amid energy supply fears

'The language is the gateway to our culture': Hemi Kelly on what Te Wiki o te Reo Maori means to him
The TAHI podcast spoke with Hemi Kelly about his te reo Maori haerenga and aspirations for the next 50 years of the language in Aotearoa.

Gloriavale man pleads guilty to charges of indecent assault and acts against eight girls
He preyed upon some as they slept and touched them while caring for children or working at the Christian community.

Toppled trees vex resident of beachside Bay of Plenty community
Brent Sheather says he has spent a lot of effort over many years into maintaining the steep bush-clad hillsides around his home, near Whakatane.

Live: Hawke's Bay v Taranaki – NPC rugby
Follow live coverage of the NPC match between Hawke's Bay and Taranaki in Napier.

Urban Miners salvaging electronic waste from landfill
They currently divert between 24 and 25 tonnes of electronic waste going to landfill each year.

Government urged to intervene in Cook Strait ferry woes
There are fears lives could be lost if the government doesn't step in to bring the country's ailing Cook Strait ferry services up to scratch.

Analysis-Global refiners face profit slump as new plants come online

Watch: Needless run-out sparks Black Caps collapse against Sri Lanka
After losing Daryl Mitchell to a risky single, New Zealand found themselves all out with a 35-run lead, when they might have been eyeing more.

Sutton's predictions v singer and West Ham fan James Smith
BBC Sport football expert Chris Sutton takes on singer and West Ham James Smith with his predictions for this weekend's Premier League fixtures.

Frontline health services being compromised as government cuts costs - doctors
Eighty percent of trainee doctors have reported resources being cut in their services, their union says.

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Nvidia Teams Up With AI Firm G42 to Create Climate Tech Lab

Painting of naked woman sparks police gallery visit
Officers visited the gallery in Hay-on-Wye after complaints Poppy Baynham's artwork was pornographic.

PSNI mugshot policy protects criminals, says victim
The PSNI's plans to change its policy on custody images has been welcomed as a positive step by Catherine McSherry.