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Dairy prices continue downward slide
The latest fall overnight follows the 1.4 percent drop in the previous auction.

Sculpture of Trump strapped to a cross displayed in Switzerland

German government offering Afghans set to immigrate money to stay put

Zelensky visits troops near embattled front line town of Pokrovsk

Hamas hands over coffin it says contains Gaza hostage's body

This Rick Steves Italy Tour Showcases Slower-Paced Culture, According To One Of His Guides

Shaun Johnson says ‘heads will roll’ after Eli Katoa’s terrifying head knock saga
The NRL has now launched an investigation into how the situation happened.

Add 1TB of MicroSD storage to your Steam Deck for just $63
Handheld gaming PCs like the Steam Deck are amazing… but so are the file sizes of modern PC games. Baldur’s Gate III is sitting at over 140GB on my machine (and I don’t even have the Withers Big Naturals mod), which is more than half of the storage of the...

Optimism Te Pati Maori crisis can be sorted at hui
While two factions are at loggerheads, the problems will only be sorted if they start talking to each other, the National Iwi Chairs Forum says.

Patti Smith: Queen of cool's love letter to the people who've shaped her
Patti Smith's new memoir is about love, pain, her musical journey and discovering her true identity.

Players in tears as coach dies during match
Mladen Zizovic, manager of Serbian top-flight side FK Radnicki 1923, dies after collapsing during a match.

England drawn with Spain in World Cup qualifying
England are drawn with Spain in their qualifying group for the 2027 Women's World Cup as Scotland, Wales, Northern Ireland and Republic of Ireland all learn their opponents.

England's Roebuck a doubt for Fiji game and Steward yet to train
Wing Tom Roebuck is a doubt for England's match with Fiji on Saturday after limping out of training on Tuesday with an ankle injury.

Rachel Reeves soft-launches tax rises
The Chancellor refuses to rule out tax rises in Budget.

Head of UK's richest family dies aged 85
Gopichand Hinduja helped transform his father's modest textile and trading businesses into a global conglomerate.

Why commercial fishing is still being allowed in 'protected' Hauraki Gulf zones
The Hauraki Gulf recovery is at risk after a last-minute fishing carve-out to the new Tikapa Moana, a City Councillor and a Marine Science Professor warn.

Fourth group of Afghans from Pakistan arrives in Germany

Rod Emmerson’s cartoons: Week of November 10 - 16
Rod Emmerson's take on the week.

Iwi leaders seek meeting with disaffected Te Pati Maori MPs
It wasn’t known what the two groups within the party were thinking ‘because they’re not talking to each other’, an iwi leader says.

The second-best webcam has solved its fatal flaw
eMeet’s Piko+ webcam was the best new webcam I saw during 2025, but it had one flaw: The version I was shipped for review included a tripod, but no webcam mount. Sometime this year, eMeet quietly fixed this, and you can now buy a “traditional” version of the webcam at...

‘Move over, Ben’: This is how jockey Jamie Melham pushed her husband aside riding to Melbourne Cup glory
Jamie Melham had to outmanoeuvre her jockey husband Ben in a seesawing Melbourne Cup field before she found a crucial gap that allowed her to ride to glory.

Police make appeal after person fleeing gunshot injured in balcony fall
The victim jumped from a second floor balcony in a block of Wellington flats to escape a person wielding a gun.

'I'm in disbelief' - England's Penge rivals McIlroy for Race to Dubai after ban
English golfer Marco Penge says he is "in disbelief" as he prepares to tee off the DP World Tour's penultimate tournament with a chance of winning the Race to Dubai.

Alexander-Arnold mural defaced before Anfield return
A mural of Trent Alexander-Arnold has been vandalised as the Real Madrid right-back prepares to face former club Liverpool on Tuesday.