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The All Blacks have lost out to France, 29-30. Video / Sky Sport
WorkSafe shuts down Christchurch Show rollercoaster
A rollercoaster at a Canterbury A&P show has been shut down over safety concerns after people reported seeing “bolts falling out”. Video / Supplied
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Christopher Luxon meets with Xi Jinpeng at APEC Summit. Hīkoi to arrive in Porirua today. Brian Tamaki faces police action over march. Video / NZ Herald
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Witnesses to late-night ram-raid locked themselves away
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Luxon secures invitation to China after APEC meeting with Xi Jinping
Their face-to-face meeting has been hailed a success by the PM as it concentrated on trade issues. Video / TVNZ
Christopher Luxon meets Chinese President Xi Jinping
Prime Minister Christopher Luxon has met with China’s President Xi Jinping at the Asia-Pacific economic (Apec) summit in Peru today. Video / NZ Herald
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Christopher Luxon is in Peru, weather has affected many hoping to run in the Queenstown marathon today and Brian Tamaki prepares to hold a 'Make New Zealand Great Again' rally.
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A man who was in a coma claims he was woken by listening to Coldplay music. Whilst attending Auckland's show he was brought on stage.
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Thousands gathered at Heipipi Park in the middle of Gisborne before walking to Te Poho o Rawiri Marae as part of the Tairāwhiti Hīkoi mō te Tiriti.
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New Social Investment Agency aiming to make societal change
Social Investment Minister Nicola Willis speaks to service providers about how she wants her new agency to effect societal change. Video / Mark Mitchell
Truck crashes down bank in Wellington’s Aro Valley
The driver was not injured, but three houses have been evacuated as a precaution as the truck is stabilised and removed. Video / TVNZ
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Scott Robertson names side to play France in Paris.
Fall out expected over fiery first reading of the Treaty Principles Bill | NZ Herald News Update
Fall out expected over fiery first reading of the Treaty Principles Bill and Prime Minister hopes to meet with leaders at APEC summit. Video / NZ Herald
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Barry Soper condemns uproar during Treaty Principles Bill reading
The veteran broadcaster says he’s “never seen hatred like that in Parliament before”.
Air NZ recruits Kiwi NBA player Steven Adams for latest safety video
The airline said the basketballer approached them about working together.
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The current and incoming presidents met face-to-face on Thursday, US Correspondent Logan Church reports.
Fiery, emotional scenes in Parliament as MPs vote on Treaty Principles Bill
As politicians debated the Bill for the first time, labels "liar" and "disgrace" were hurled at the ACT Party.
House suspended after Te Pāti Māori MPs start haka in Parliament
Speaker Gerry Brownlee suspended the House and ordered the public gallery cleared. Video / Parliament TV
Willie Jackson ejected from question time over response to Treaty Principles Bill reading
MP Willie Jackson is ejected from the house during question time for refusing to apologise for his response to David Seymour's reading of the Treaty Principles Bill.
Dune: Prophecy official trailer
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Seymour responds to Luxons statement
Act leader David Seymour responds the Prime Minister's statement that the Treaty Principles Bill is simplistic. Video / Mark Mitchell
Maritime Union holds ferry rally at Parliament
The union is calling on the Government to invest in publicly owned and operated rail-capable ferries. Video / Mark Mitchell
Luxon criticises controversial Treaty Principles Bill
Prime Minister Christopher Luxon has criticised the controversial Treaty Principles Bill ahead of its first reading today. Video / Mark Mitchell