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Tai Tokerau budget 'not ever been overspent' - Mariameno Kapa-Kingi
Mariameno Kapa-Kingi says she has taken "some time" to decide how to respond, without getting caught up in the "unforgivable storm of the mainstream media".

Teens arrested after robbery at Auckland pawnbrokers caught on camera
A 16-year-old and 18-year-old have been arrested after a a robbery at a pawnbrokers in Birkenhead, on Auckland’s North Shore.

Israel confirms strikes in Gaza after ‘blatant violation’ of ceasefire by Hamas

Kate Cassidy’s friend reveals her ‘concerning’ behavior after Liam Payne’s tragic death: ‘She was definitely not OK’

Vietnam’s love affair with gas bikes is colliding with a new electric reality

Police concerned for missing Palmerston North teen
Police have asked anyone with information to get in touch.

Watch: Christopher Luxon on $515m spend-up for new roads
The government will spend more than half a billion dollars buying properties for its Roads of National Significance. Watch the Prime Minister discuss the plan here.

Inland Revenue says tax crackdown paying off
Tax department details arrest warrants, bank account deductions that have pulled in almost $12 per $1 spent.

Bouncy balls, points gaps & Honda Civics - inside Celtic's dismal day
BBC Scotland examines what was a day of incident for defending Scottish champions Celtic at Dundee.

Amorim's big moment - are Man Utd finally ready for lift off?
Finally, at Anfield, home of Manchester United's - historically and statistically - biggest rivals, Ruben Amorim's team delivered a statement win.

These confederate statues caused nationwide protests. Melted down, they're now art pieces
The 18 decommissioned Confederate monuments have been deconstructed and displayed to make a statement on the horrors of slavery.

Bankers on edge, a gilded cash room and US blaming China - my week with global finance elite
After five days talking to ministers, bankers and trade negotiators at the IMF, the BBC's Faisal Islam assesses the global outlook.

MoD probes claims Russian hackers stole files on bases
The files, including details of RAF and Royal Navy bases, were reportedly published on the dark web.

Inland Revenue says tax crackdown paying off
The tax department has been stepping up efforts to pull in overdue tax, which is estimated to have reached $10 billion.

Government confirms $1.2b towards roads of national significance
The Government has confirmed a combined $1.2 billion to move key projects in its Roads of National Significance ( RoNS ) programme.

Two police officers injured during Haredi protests against draft dodger arrests

Hauraki marine protection law creates 'dangerous precedent' - recreational fishers
A recreational fishing advocacy group has accused the government of creating exclusive zones for commercial fishing with a new marine protection law.

PM Christopher Luxon to respond to Labour’s ‘Future Fund’ in post-Cabinet press conference
Labour's policy borrows the name of a similar idea of New Zealand First's.

Verstappen's 'positive pressure' as he goes 'flat out' for fifth title
For the first time all year, Max Verstappen says that winning the world championship is a real possibility after his United States Grand Prix victory.

After 'No Kings' protests, where does Democratic resistance go next?
Millions of Americans joined anti-Trump protests, but Democrats are less popular than the president and divided over how to fight back.

India sparkles as millions celebrate Diwali festival
Known as the festival of lights, Diwali celebrates the victory of good over evil.

China will soon have a new Five Year Plan. Here's how they have changed the world so far
Beijing's leaders are deciding on a blueprint that sets China's economic goals for the next decade.

'Andy sweats over police probe' and 'ceasefire in peril'
A Met investigation into Prince Andrew and the Israel-Hamas ceasefire dominate Monday's front pages.