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It was a chilly but dry start for most people up early on Thursday to attend Anzac Day services.

Columbia University has extended the deadline for students to remove their camp, while police scuffled with protesters elsewhere.

He is first in line to be the new host of Newstalk ZB's Early Edition morning show, according to a report.

Papua New Guinea superannuation operator Nambawan Super Ltd says about 1000 families will have to move from the Bush Wara settlement in Port Moresby by mid-July.

A group of people had to manually lift and move a car before New Plymouth's Anzac Day dawn service could begin.

Rotorua councillor upset at Housing Ministry plans to keep contracting hotels for emergency housing.

Hatred and murderous intent poison the air here, in an area perfect for a cursed arena. Soldiers battle in this demonic church made for offering tribute to and for unholy worship of a false god.

At Workday Innovation Summit 2024, I had a bit of an agenda: no more responsible AI feel good sound bites - the kind we've heard from various keynote stages...

The new rules require airlines to disclose extra service fees alongside the full fare and offer cash refunds for cancelled flights - not vouchers or credit.

The horses, one of which was covered in blood, caused chaos as they roamed the city centre and collided with vehicles.