Picassos in the garage? Artist's handyman is convicted of hiding stolen works
New York Times: Man claims Picasso gave him art. Then he forgot about them for decades.
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Paris marchers decry violence against women
Tens of thousands of protesters marched through Paris yesterday.
Hallowed sporting ground abandoned to homeless
Inside Whangārei's Jubilee Park, a former league ground and now a home for the destitute.
Tennis lovebirds split after recent triumphs
They were the new power couple at the top of the tennis world.
Clashes mar yellow vest movement's 1st birthday
Police used tear gas as protesters tried to smash windows and enter a shopping mall.
Comment | It's time to take down the Mona Lisa
New York Times: Painting a security hazard and not even a satisfying bucket-list item.
How Isis changed France
New York Times: Isis' crimes have long since woven themselves into fabric of French life.
British death truck victim had just been deported
A victim believed to be on the truck texted: "I can't breathe. Mum, I'm very sorry."
All Blacks' mana undimmed, grief will pass: expert
Expert says national mourning will be short-lived because All Blacks' mana is intact.
Lyon: Leave your food troubles at les traboules
Alexia Santamaria wishes she had more room in the gastronomic capital of France.
Why the All Blacks are no longer favourites to make the final
A match prediction model rates the Springboks as the most likely to make World Cup final.
Motorbikes: Another big international field set for December's Suzuki Series
Riders from Britain, Ireland, France, Belgium and Australia coming to the Cemetery Circuit
Paris: Grand hotel weathers the test of time
Courtney Whitaker explores the complex history of Hotel Lutetia in Paris
Luxury river cruising in Bordeaux
The five-star food and service made this cruise live up to its luxury reputation.
Shattered All Blacks fans hear of cancellation on arrival in Japan
Some All Black fans found out about cancellation just minutes after arriving in Japan
Lessons learned from inspirational world champs
Whanganui athletes can draw inspiration from the IAAF World Championships in Doha.
Cornwallis sea rescue: Heroic French woman identified
French firefighter and athlete Marie Duvivier has been praised for her heroics.
Paris police ask how they missed a radical killer in their midst
New York Times: Police missed warning signs about employee who killed four colleagues.
Dead girl with world's most-kissed lips
The heartbreaking story behind the woman whose kiss saves thousands of lives a year.
Study: ABs favourites, but dominance fading
Major study backs All Blacks for win - but dominance not as great at 2011 and 2015
Police employee kills four in stabbing frenzy at Paris police headquarters
The 20-year-old police employee worked in the intelligence unit.
Room Check: Rive Gauche, Paris
Courtney Whitaker stays at the renovated Hotel Lutetia, on the Rive Gauche, Paris
How Iran's president left Trump hanging, and Macron in the hall
New York Times: It was a mission lifted out of a Hollywood thriller.
Epstein's butler reveals the VIP guests
The butler reveals the famous faces who allegedly visited the disgraced financier.
Former French president Jacques Chirac dies age 86
New York Times: Chirac was one of France's dominant leaders over three decades.
France's greatest hits
Pair the pleasures of Paris with a leisurely cruise in Provence, says Kristie Kellahan.
Notre Dame's toxic fallout
New York Times: Dangerous dust scattered onto Paris streets at Notre Dame burned.
Man who died having sex on work trip was victim of 'work accident'
Company liable after court finds that "a sexual encounter is an act of normal life"
Kiwis shine at world's most prestigious trail race
Kiwi Ruth Croft successfully defended her title at the OCC race.
All that glitters: A day trip to Versailles
Venture away from the city of love for a day trip to Versailles.