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A Bollywood ode to India's 1983 cricket world cup win recreates one of the greatest upsets in sports history.

Angry neighbours say workers for an Auckland property developer have ruined a driveway and damaged fences, trespassed, sworn at them, and created unacceptable noise.

Cricket is a 'National religion', and having a film on an iconic moment from India's cricketing history is like the proverbial cherry on the icing.

It is said that cricket is not just a sport, but a national religion, and having Bollywood make a film on an iconic moment from Indias cricketing history is like the proverbial cherry on the icing.83, the upcoming multi-lingual film by Kabir ...

It is said that cricket is not just a sport, but a national religion, and having Bollywood make a film on an iconic moment from Indias cricketing history is like the proverbial cherry on the icing.

An Auckland couple say incessant noise from their Kāinga Ora neighbour is destroying their lives, leaving them at breaking point with chronic insomnia and

David Winskill Hornsey Parish Church. Print by William Ellis, 1791 - Credit: Hornsey Historical Society The opening to David Friths cracking new book on The Hornsey Enclosure Act is rather brutal. The purpose of the legislation, he writes was to “enclose, divide and allot to individual tenants or freeholders the commons and waste lands of the manor that had by custom previously been used by all." At a stroke this did away with vital rights of grazing and collecting fuel for the poor. There...