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Israel receives remains of soldier killed in Gaza in 2014

Ontario's Vibrant Neighborhood Feels Like One Of Europe's Christmas Markets In The Winter

This Cozy, Quaint Quebec City Offers Scenic Escapes For Kayaking, Mountain Biking, And Waterfalls

Hornet invasion: How to make your own traps
A former bee keeper is calling for a united Auckland front to eliminate the threat of yellow-legged hornets.

Stiffer buildings could save billions in earthquake damage, researchers say
Canterbury University has done a large scale test on the sort of steel frame and concrete multistories common in New Zealand.

‘Blindsided’ Taurua has still not been told what Silver Ferns player concerns were
Newly reinstated as coach, Dame Noeline Taurua gives her side eight weeks after she was stood down by Netball NZ, and what hurt the most in a “horrific experience”.

‘White feeding frenzy’: Tamihere launches attack against his Te Pati Maori-supporting critics
In the post, John Tamihere challenges two Te Pati Maori MPs, Mariameno Kapa-Kingi and Takuta Ferris, to resign if they are unhappy with the party’s direction.

Woman given too many opioids on busy night at Middlemore Hospital
The 46-year-old woman went to Middlemore Hospital's busy emergency department experiencing pain.

'Greed, avarice, and entitlement' - Te Pati Maori president urges MPs to quit
Te Pati Maori president John Tamihere has told MPs Mariameno Kapa-Kingi and Takuta Ferris to "do the honourable thing" and quit Parliament.

Man wrongly convicted of murder back in jail for sexual connection with minor
Kelvin John Williams told the child he felt like a "dirty old man" talking to her - but the messages did not stop.

Tongan star undergoes surgery after suffering ‘seizure activity’ from head knocks
Melbourne Storm provide positive update on Eliesa Katoa after distressing scenes at Eden Park.

You've heard about the housing crisis, but have you heard about the burial one
Councils all over Aotearoa are being urged to not forget about the dead.

On board the first Christchurch-Adelaide flight: South Australia, finally within reach
It’s now easier for South Islanders to fly to South Australia, and for them to visit us.

Eliesa Katoa 'being monitored' after concussion hospitalisation
Tonga Rugby League president says forward 'Eliesa Katoa is being monitored at Auckland Hospital after suffering two head knocks during the Tonga vs Kiwis Pacific Cup game on Sunday.

MAG Tomer Yerushalmi, former military prosecutor Matan Solomesh arrested in leak probe

Chistopher Luxon speaks to media after return from Asia trip, Donald Trump meeting
The Prime Minister attended two major international summits.

Strong winds fan large fire in Northland shelter belt
Firefighters are working to put out the blaze.

‘A real bummer’: Why All Blacks skipper’s leg wound needed a dozen stitches
All Blacks captain and lock Scott Barrett arrived in Edinburgh with a dozen stitches in a leg wound, but at least there were no psychological scars from the trip to Chicago.

'People are hungry': US shutdown puts food assistance in CNMI, Guam at risk
The US government went into shutdown on 1 October after Republicans and Democrats in Congress failed to pass appropriations funding government services.

Consumer NZ warns over Temu and Shein toys after investigation finds failures
Testing found more than 60 percent of the products investigated from both online stores had failures.

Pharmac could trim list of medicines awaiting funding
There are more than 120 drugs currently being considered, and many have been there for a number of years.

Person ‘seriously injured’ at work unloading item from wagon
Emergency services responded to the incident in Riccarton and rushed the person to Christchurch Hospital.

Not enough known about seafloor to begin mining, Cook Islands government scientist says
There is still not enough known about the seafloor to decide if deep sea mining can start in the Cook Islands, government scientist says.