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Watch: Explosion rings out from truck engulfed in flames on suburban street
Video captures the moment an explosion rings out from a burning truck on a residential street, close to a man trying to save his car from extreme heat.

'Little Gregory' murder haunts France 40 years on

How to plan the ultimate trip to Morocco

Lufthansa CEO expects further cuts to flight schedules

Teen unable to move below waist after pool accident
A friend's mum says Ryan was enjoying the summer with his mates when the incident took place.

How a Budget rule change could mean fewer tax rises
Here is how the chancellor could choose to tweak the government's borrowing rules to free up more cash.

Indian politician Baba Siddique shot dead in Mumbai
Siddique was a senior political figure in Maharashtra state, which is due to hold elections next month.

Accessibility remains an afterthought when it comes to transport - advocates
More than 1 million NZers have a disability, and their needs go beyond mobility parking and discounted taxis, Access Matters Aotearoa says.

There’ll be one winner in the Rebels v Rugby Australia battle – lawyers
Rebels have failed to read the room with their legal action against Rugby Australia.

Aussies strike early
Keele Browne opened the scoring the Prime Minister's XIII in their clash against Papua New Guinea.

Mostert collects wildcard
Chad Mostert makes contact with Brad Vaughan on the inside at Forrest Elbow.

Phoenix burning: NBL coach goes after 0-5 start
Five losses to start the season was enough for the Phoenix to part ways with Mike Kelly, a one-time coach of the year in the Australian league.

PNG burrow under the sticks
PNG's Judah Rimbu burrows under three defenders to score the first points against Australia.

Wishart hits back
Tyran Wishart dummies twice before splitting three PNG defenders to plant the ball down in goal.

Why Victorian racing’s No.1 attraction chose Sydney over Melbourne
Jamie Kah won’t be riding in Melbourne on Caulfield Cup day, top hoop James McDonald had a day to forget on a leader-biased track, and judgment day looms for the Pride Of Jenni camp.

Two arrests after NZ First conference ends with protest clashes
NZ First leader Winston Peters was delivering his final address to almost 900 attendees.

UK Gas Production Is Declining Faster Than Expected, Lobby Warns

Hezbollah fires new salvo of missiles at northern Israel

Bluebridge Connemara sailing cancelled yet again
The cancellation comes after the ferry hit a wharf and twice lost power in the past month.

England fight back to beat Canada and retain WXV1 title
England fight back in the second half to overcome an impressive Canada side in Vancouver and retain their WXV1 title.

Chris Brown concert shines spotlight on violence against women in South Africa
A petition with over 19,000 signatures has been started to stop the singer's concert in South Africa.

The ‘Willy Wonka’ moment that put Harry Souttar back on track for Socceroos
A change in club has proved the world of difference for the Australian defender.

Chapman sizzles with solo try
Australian star Jaime Chapman produced another highlight reel moment in the Prime Minister's XIII game against Papua New Guinea.

'Disgraceful' move rocks Moffat
James Moffat narrowly avoided Matt Chahda as he tried to lap him in last place.

Stranger than fiction: The Wallaby captain, an embezzled $1 million and a French arrest warrant
With an Irish schoolboy rugby gig and claims of coaches being paid without ever visiting southern France, Rocky Elsom’s international arrest makes for a bizarre sporting scandal.