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The Auckland Santa Parade, in photos
Tens of thousands of people lined Auckland's CBD for the annual parade. Here are some of the best pictures.

Karen Read is accused of killing her boyfriend with her car, but she insists it's all an elaborate cover-up
What started with drinks at a bar in a snowstorm has ended in an intense legal battle and allegations of a sweeping conspiracy among US law enforcement.

England dealt injury blow ahead of first Black Caps test
Wicketkeeper Jordan Cox has been ruled out of the tour with a fractured right thumb sustained during a net session.

Sleigh the digital storage game this holiday season with this early Black Friday deal
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'I was so scared': Abused as children, incacerated as adults
Former inmates are speaking out to demand better mental health care for those currently imprisoned.

What is a coat of arms for and what goes into creating one?
And why do our cities have them?

Lawson 16th as Verstappen wraps up fourth consecutive F1 championship
A fifth place finish was enough for Max Verstappen to win another F1 title as Mercedes duo dominate on the Las Vegas Strip.

Bunnings keen to roll out facial recognition tech to all its stores
The retailer remains defiant and determined to use the tech despite the privacy commissioner saying it breaches Australia’s privacy laws.