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New Zealand entrepreneur Nick Mowbray visits Novak Djokovic on way to Wimbledon.
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'Scary' reality behind photo of pristine sea in Greenland
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Tourist saves church from arson, as Notre Dame awaits salvation
Spotting two confessional boxes on fire the church was saved by a quick-acting tourist.
'Van Gogh's revolver' sells at Paris auction
The weapon was discovered in the 1960s in fields in a northern French village.
Dutch university to employ only women
The university is appointing only female staff in a bid to improve its gender balance.
Kiwi's pilgrimage to honour relatives' war service
New Plymouth man's pilgrimage to Italian war cemetery and Cassino battle site.
Concerns raised over Germany's leader after shaking episode
German Chancellor claims she just needed to drink some water to cure the shakes.
Explosion and puff of smoke before bomber hits the water
Fatal plane crashes in New Zealand increased rapidly as the Air Force expanded for WWII.
Bomber hauled in from Cook Strait after forced landing
The Royal New Zealand Air Force plane came down at 12.30pm on December 14, 1939.
Ousted Egyptian president Mohammed Morsi dies in court
Morsi had just addressed the court, warning he had 'many secrets' he could reveal.
Racing: Kiwi Earl Bamber gets third in GTE class at Le Mans
Another trip to the podium at the iconic race, although this time is a lower division.
Trump brands London Mayor a 'national disgrace' in wake of weekend violence
The remarks came following the killings of three men in London in less than 24 hours.
World-class restaurants, castles, gardens and canals: What to see and do in Copenhagen
Star of new TV show says her hometown of Copenhagen is something quite special.
Meet John Lennon's Kiwi family: 'I sipped whisky in Beatles' hotel'
Beatles John Lennon and Ringo Starr met extended family members in Wellington in 1964.
Small donors, not French tycoons, help pay Notre Dame works
Billionaires wait to see if Notre Dame rebuild aligns with the vision of their companies.
Chernobyl - How world's worst nuclear accident happened
How the world's worst nuclear accident unfolded.
Fallout from Chernobyl influencers' sexy nuclear selfies
An 'insensitive' photo from the Chernobyl exclusion zone is generating fallout online.
Police to deploy permanent liaison officer to Europol HQ
The agreement will allow police to send a permanent liaison officer to Europol's HQ.
City College wrap
The Sport Whanganui review of college sport continues focusing on Whanganui City College
Killing spree made goldfields look like the Wild West
The Burgess gang committed the Maungatapu murders on goldfields track in Marlborough.
Romania from above: Images to inspire your fairy tale road trip
Photographer shares an aerial adventure and advice to plan your own Romanian road trip.
View to a spill: 'Bond like' infinity pool on top of Skyscraper
Death defying swimming pools are set to become the newest trend in central London.
Dark underbelly to Trumps' lavish week
There's a troubling side to the Trumps' extravagant tour of Europe.
Trumps 'automatic chemistry' with the Queen
The US president has long spoken of his respect for the Queen.
Trump landing in Europe a family operation
Questions are asked after the Trump's trip was treated like a promotional exercise.
Political Roundup: Budget 'hack' scandal reveals big accountability problems
COMMENT: Can we trust government departments? Can we trust Treasury not to lie to us?
Venice cruise ship crash: Kiwi has shoulder surgery
Joy Milmine and her husband will now cut their two-month European holiday short.
Cruise ship crash: Kiwi in hospital with broken shoulder
A New Zealander injured in the cruise ship crash in Venice is recovering in hospital.
Grace Kelly's granddaughter marries in Monaco
Charlotte Casiraghi, the granddaughter of screen legend Grace Kelly, has tied the knot.