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Thousands of indigenous educators to meet in Tamaki Makaurau for event
World Indigenous Peoples' Conference on Education will be held in Aotearoa for the first time in 20 years.

Penguin family halts bach rebuild at Urenui beach
Nesting penguins discovered under floorboards, delaying Vile family’s coastal renovation.

AMD says its data center revenue will jump 60% over the next 3 to 5 years

Kevin the giraffe makes a cross-country trip
Kevin is travelling from Christchurch's Orana Park to his new home at Hamilton Zoo.

Police following 'strong' leads in Wainoni shooting investigation
A woman remains in a stable condition in hospital after being shot at a Wainoni property on Monday night.

France to help Palestinians draft constitution for future state, Macron says

Macron and Abbas plan committee towards Palestinian state

Argentina Freezes Hayden Davis’ Assets as LIBRA Probe Closes In on Milei’s Inner Circle

"I am Saudi man": Ronaldo’s love letter to Saudi Arabia and his retirement hint

'Written in the stars' - but Earps expects Man Utd boos on return
Paris St-Germain keeper Mary Earps says a return to former club Manchester United was 'written in the stars', but expects some booing in Wednesday's Champions League tie.

'VAR has to rein its neck in' - how I'd change football for the fans
In his BBC Sport column, former Premier League manager Tony Pulis looks at which laws he would change in football.

Will We See Trump v BBC In Court?
How likely is it that President Trump’s threat to sue the BBC will end up in court?

Wolff to sell stake valuing Mercedes F1 at £4.6bn
Toto Wolff is in advanced talks to sell part of his shareholding in the Mercedes Formula 1 team, with the proposed sale valuing the team at a record £4.6bn.

Four potential obstacles in House vote to end US shutdown
The spending plan may have passed the Senate, but it's not yet a done deal in the House.

The WW1 piper who marched through gas, bullets and bombs to save his regiment
Daniel Laidlaw was awarded the Victoria Cross for his bravery in the face of battle.

Nurses penalised for complaining about trans woman in changing room, tribunal told
Closing submissions are being made in an employment tribunal brought by eight female nurses.

Police cancel town's Fight for Life fundraiser due to gang tensions
Wairoa Mayor Craig Little backs police call to deny permit.

Once a liberal darling and champion of progressive policing, Andrew Coster has fallen from grace
Coster is on leave from his role as chief executive of the government's Social Investment Agency after a damning report identified "serious misconduct" among the upper echelons of police.

Analysis: Andrew Coster's fall from champion of progressive policing
Analysis - Once a liberal darling and champion of progressive policing, the former police commissioner has gone to ground, his reputation and legacy in tatters.

Djokovic had 'slap from reality in last couple of years'
Novak Djokovic still believes he can win a 25th Grand Slam title - despite being given a "slap from reality in the last couple of years".

Webb backs officials over disallowed Liverpool goal
Howard Webb insists it was "not unreasonable" for Virgil van Dijk's goal to be disallowed for offside against Manchester City

Reform calls for review into BBC and Plaid relationship
Reform highlighted the party's leader and head of political strategy, both who worked for the BBC.

Andrew shuts down Pitch@Palace business
The closure of the former prince's start-up competition Pitch@Palace marks his step away from public life

Ros Atkins on... how the BBC is run
The BBC's analysis editor looks at how the organisation works - to understand why two bosses quit over the weekend.