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More Kiwis arrive home from riot-torn New Caledonia as French President Emmanuel Macron visits

More Kiwis arrive home from riot-torn New Caledonia as French President Emmanuel Macron visits
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More Kiwis arrive home from riot torn New Caledonia

There will be no rescue flights on Thursday after France declined applications amid Emmanuel Macron's visit to Noumea.

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More New Zealanders to arrive home from riot-torn New Caledonia

Foreign Minister Winston Peters says the government has received approval from France to bring another group of New Zealanders home.

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France declares state of emergency in New Caledonia

After three nights of rioting in Noumea, French President Emmanuel Macron has declared a state of emergency in New Caledonia

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Papua New Guinea PM: Nation does not deserve to be called cannibals after Biden says uncle eaten in WWII

Papua New Guinea prime minister James Marape blasted President Biden on Sunday, saying his nation did not “deserve” to be called “cannibals” after the commander in chief falsely suggested last week that his uncle was devoured by New Guinea natives during World War II.

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