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The Midweek Herald published five death notices last week.

Blackburns Christina Gabbitas was invited to speak at the annual British Association of Women in Policing Awards (BAWP).

Several Civil War-era structures have been discovered under a construction site in downtown Richmond.

Plus: how maths provides a sporting edge; housing in tourist towns; the case against Elgar's Cello Concerto; and the Great British quiche

Prime Minister Chris Hipkins has been invited to attend this year's NATO Leaders' Summit, as the military alliance looks to increase its engagement in the Pacific region.

The prime minister attended last year but won’t attend this year, despite the war in Ukraine and European support for Taiwan in doubt.

NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg welcomed Minister for Foreign Affairs of Japan Yoshimasa Hayashi, Minister of Foreign Affairs of New Zealand Nanaia Mahuta, Vice Foreign Minister of the Republic of Korea Do Hoon Lee, and Deputy Ambassador of Australia to NATO David Dutton to NATO Headquarters on Wednesday (5 April 2023).

Developers found graves in the Virginia woods. Authorities then helped them erase the historic black cemetery.

When surveyors found a cemetery in rural Virginia, consultants and regulators downplayed the historical significance of the graves. They never reached out to the families of the deceased.

Deirdre O’Connell’s detailed and well-researched 400-page book examines the political forces behind the frame-up and deportation from Australia of Sonny Clay’s Colored Idea, a black American jazz troupe, in 1928.