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Comfortable, heres jimmy kimmel [cheers and applause] jimmy oh, thank you very much, thank you for coming. You know what . I have to say, it makes me feel really good, because, i know theres a lot of negativity in this country right now. This week especially has been the most disturbing, the most divisive week in many years. A lot of people have been questioning our values and what it means to be an american and so this, what im about to show you could not have come at a better time. A moment courtesy of our national pastime, it is one of those special, magical moments that come out of nowhere...

[cheers and applause] jimmy oh, thank you very much, thank you for coming. You know what . I have to say, it makes me feel really good, because, i know theres a lot of negativity in this country right now. This week especially has been the most disturbing, the most divisive week in many years. A lot of people have been questioning our values and what it means to be an american and so this, what im about to show you could not have come at a better time. A moment courtesy of our national pastime, it is one of those special, magical moments that come out of nowhere and something i think every one...

[cheers and applause] jimmy oh, thank you very much, thank you for coming. You know what . I have to say, it makes me feel really good, because, i know theres a lot of negativity in this country right now. This week especially has been the most disturbing, the most divisive week in many years. A lot of people have been questioning our values and what it means to be an american and so this, what im about to show you could not have come at a better time. A moment courtesy of our national pastime, it is one of those special, magical moments that come out of nowhere and something i think every one...

PICTURES: Primary school pupils from Keiss and Bower have been enjoying a "once-in-a-lifetime" range of adventurous pursuits at an activity centre.

The work of Ayesha Green and Shona Rapira Davies powerfull mix in Toi TÅ« Toi Ora. Forget the backstage dramas in Wellington’s museums just for a moment: let’s celebrate art history getting exciting again. First, there was The Dominion Post front page news - City Gallery Wellington is to host an exhibition of Swedish artist Hilma af Klint in December. This show got New York’s Guggenheim its largest audience in its history. Pause on that for a moment - not Picasso, Van Gogh or Monet. “Klint who?” most will have asked. Or, “Don’t you mean Gustav Klimt?” the Austrian pain...