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Trump claims Kim killed his uncle and put head on display
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North Korea fires 'unidentified projectile'
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Men lured to mines, killed by gang who claimed compo on their behalf
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Tying up grooms, eggings and stunts: Crackdown on wedding 'hazing' rituals
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Japan: Dos and don'ts of skiing in Japan
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Mates, meth and millions: Duo face jail for $50m drug import
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ISIS bride could 'face death penalty'
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Sri Lankan suicide bomber's mum, sister in Auckland
Mother and sister 'co-operating fully' with NZ Police from home in South Auckland.
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The diplomat, the sniffer dog and $300k cash
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Core group of world leaders to attend Jacinda Ardern-led Paris summit
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Sri Lanka bans burqa following Easter terrorist attack
A week after terrorists killed hundreds, Sri Lanka has banned all kinds of face covering
Special forces soldier in heroic Himalayas rescue
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Cyprus serial killer case: Body in suitcase pulled from lake
Army officer claims he killed five women and two of their young daughters.
'Backward thinking': Kiwi richlister slams Elon Musk and Jack Ma
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Australian Defence Force preventing Kiwis from serving
Australia's government has concerns about an "insider threat" within their defence force.
Sergeant-widow fills military bereavement gap
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Kiwi digger who survived two world wars
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6.1 magnitude quake strikes Philippines, child one of three confirmed dead
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Terror in Sri Lanka: Memo shows 'authorities knew what was coming'
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Buffet bomber: Terrorist waited in line for breakfast and then set off bomb
One of suicide bombers checked into a five-star hotel and detonated bomb at breakfast.