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Springboks coach Rassie Erasmus appeared in good spirits after a fun night out, a week after his divorce made headlines. Take a look...

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Organisers could not avoid getting embroiled in controversies related to the ongoing war in Gaza and furore over invitations to far-right politicians

Dutchman Mark Rutte widely supported to take over as head of NATO. He would succeed Jens Stoltenberg. Washington has made it "clear" to its allies that the Dutch Prime Minister would make "an excellent secretary general", said White House spokesperson John Kirby on Thursday. But some of the 31 member states of the Alliance consider that the time has come for a woman to lead NATO for the first time. With AFP invites you to look back at the news that marked the week.

Townsville Bulletin

Nottingham Rugby have appealed for donations after their pitches and facilities were hit by severe flooding.

Event chief Paddy Cosgrave’s resignation and several high-profile Big Tech bailouts hang over the tech conference.

Prime Minister Rishi Sunak faces a third by-election test after a close ally of Boris Johnson resigned from the Commons with "immediate effect".

At first, it was difficult to know what was going on. Each invasion was different. We often didn’t see the invaders. From time to time we saw ministers at some farms, but it wasn’t clear why they were there. Later it emerged that many were acquiring their own farms.