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A love for the Hurricanes forged more than 20 years ago on the other side of the world has helped led Clark Laidlaw to the head coaching job at the Super Rugby side

Family First is concerned children born by surrogacy are being left out of the conversation

New Pulse netball coach Anna Andrews-Tasola has revealed the biggest lesson she's learnt from her predecessor Yvette McCausland-Durie

The 'What's Love Got to Do With It' singer married music producer Erwin Bach, 67, a decade ago after a 27-year romance, and he donated a kidney to her to save her life in 2017 and supported her through her other health woes including her 2013 stroke just before they married

The 'Because of You' hitmaker decided to transfer 'The Kelly Clarkson Show' - which has run out of the Universal City lot in Tinseltown since its 2019 debut - to the Big Apple from Los Angeles to be closer to her family in North Carolina

Some Auckland train lines are up and running again after pausing because of smoke from a large scrap metal fire in the southern suburb of Favona, expected to billow all day

The 42-year-old star - who was initially married to Westlife singer Brian McFadden from 2002 until 2006 and has Molly, 21, and 20-year-old Lilly-Sue with him but went on to have Heidi, 16, and Max, 15, with second husband Mark Croft and also has nine-year-old daughter DJ with the late George Kay - has given her children public profiles online and wants them to understand how to take responsibility for themselves

The ex Chanel muse praised her 20-year-old daughter for walking in her cap and gown to get her diploma from the Ivy League university and labelled her a ""brainy beauty"" as she did it alongside her blossoming modelling career

The 65-year-old star shot to fame as a child with his brothers as part of the Osmonds before breaking out as a solo artist and later went on to start up a variety act and host a talk show with his younger sister Marie but while he is tempted to return to Las Vegas for a one-off special of their long-running slot, he admitted that there is ""nothing"" on the cards just yet

St George Illawarra's race for a new coach has been whittled down to two candidates after Jason Ryles rejected the offer, deciding instead to return to Melbourne as the likely successor to Craig Bellamy