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Watch: Man City hammer Chelsea to pile pressure on Arsenal in Premier League title race
Pep Guardiola's team moved to within six points of leader Arsenal ahead of next weekend's top of the table clash

Luxon says war ‘highly volatile, highly unpredictable’, fuel importers confident into May
The Prime Minister has described shaping phases three and four of the National Fuel Plan.

Much of NZ in firing line for thunderstorms following Cyclone Vaianu
As Cyclone Vaianu veers away from Aotearoa, much of the country remains in the firing line for thunderstorms on Monday.

How to foster critical thinking for teens in online world
Repeating mental pathways, giving time to emotions and being a good debater are all key parts of learning to think critically, says an expert.

Hungary's Viktor Orban concedes landmark defeat to centre-right opposition
Veteran nationalist prime minister Viktor Orban was ousted by the pro-EU opposition Tisza party in landslide result.

Hunter dies in bushland, search and rescue team deployed
A man has died following a hunting incident in the bush near Dannevirke on Friday night.

Wellington woman Irene Katsougiannis died from blow with heavy ornament - coroner
Irene Katsougiannis was killed by her son, who went on a spending spree and died in Hong Kong days later.

'Planet Earth - you are a crew': Artemis crew urges unity on 'lifeboat' Earth
Christina Koch describes floating in the dark of space during their mission around the Moon.

Watch: Spanish star breaks driver in frustration then gets first-ever conduct warning at a Masters
The fiery Sergio Garcia then created a lighter moment on the same hole when he carried fellow Spaniard Jon Rahm's clubs for a bit.

Wellington women Irene Katsougiannis died from blow with heavy ornament - coroner
Irene Katsougiannis was killed by her son, who went on a spending spree and died in Hong Kong days later.

Money: 'Gentrified' suburbs where renters are disappearing
Census data shows the number of households who do not own their own homes has dropped in the past decade.

Prisoners need help planning for release - Salvation Army
Corrections claims it doesn't know - and doesn't need to know - how many prisoners have nowhere to live after their release.

Police guard Auckland house after early morning shooting
A house in Auckland's Greenlane has been damaged after a firearm was fired at the property in the early hours of Monday morning.

SH1 blocked after crash scatters logs across both lanes
With no diversions available, police are urging motorists to avoid the area and delay their travel.

Kiwis turn to travel agents amid Middle East disruption
Kiwis lean on travel agents as Middle East tensions drive reroutes, cancellations and surging demand for expert advice.

Feijoa named INFINZ innovation finalist for KiwiSaver app
Feijoa's round-up savings app earns INFINZ Awards innovation finalist spot as the fintech targets bigger KiwiSaver balances.

Super Typhoon Sinlaku nears CNMI as emergency declared, flights cancelled
A "monster" super typhoon is tracking toward the Northern Marianas, prompting a federal emergency declaration and widespread flight cancellations as officials warn of destructive winds and flooding.

The country in southern Europe that few tourists know about
Most visitors to Europe focus their trips on France, Spain and Italy, but there are an impressive 44 UN-recognised countries to explore.

French Polynesia's legislature shows new shape, more divisions
This follows the mass resignation of a group of 15 members of the Territorial Assembly, now headed by 25-year-old member Tematai Le Gayic.

Delays for early commuters on Auckland motorway after multiple cars in crash
A crash on State Highway 16 in Auckland is causing delays for early morning motorists heading towards the city.

One in four skip meals, medical care due to cost of housing - survey
Renters also reported colder and damper homes, lower energy efficiency and less control over living conditions.