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'Auckland is under siege?': City dwellers startled by fireworks display
Bastille Day fireworks erupted over Auckland Harbour tonight, to many people's surprise.
MH370 pilot in control 'until the end', French investigators suspect
The readouts "lend weight" to suspicions that he crashed into the sea in a murder-suicide.
35 employees committed suicide. Will their bosses go to jail?
New York Times: Company charged with "moral harassment" after wave of suicides.
French motorists to 'lose licences' for driving while on mobile phone
France introduces one of the harshest responses to phone use behind the wheel.
Die Pest! E-scooters invade Europe - and people there hate them too
Washington Post: Europe inundated with e-scooters and riders add the ingredient of beer.
Fake doctor who slaughtered family freed after 26 years behind bars
Times: Liar. Husband. Father. Embezzler. Murderer. Can he be trusted after his release?
The 30 civil servants paid $1.7m a year to do nothing for 25 years
The existence of so many "phantoms" has shocked the nation.
At least three people dead as Europe swelters through heatwave
At least three people have died from suspected heatstroke
The year in Paris that transformed Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis
New York Times: How Paris became one of the greatest influences in Jackie O's life.
World's first wine theme park is like Disneyland for adults
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'There's nowhere else like it': Westside actor's favourite European city
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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.
How scammers used a silicone mask and Skype to steal $90 million
A man impersonated a French minister to scam millions of dollars from banks.
Kiwi's pilgrimage to honour relatives' war service
New Plymouth man's pilgrimage to Italian war cemetery and Cassino battle site.
NZ's healthcare system ranked 18th globally
New Zealand's healthcare system ranked 18th place jointly with the UK.
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.
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.
She went overboard and disappeared: The latest tragic addition to list of cruise ship deaths
When search was called off, woman joined long list of vanished cruise ship holiday-makers.
Brexit: Macron warns Johnson over EU divorce bill
Macron warns against not paying Britain's Brexit bill.
Search called off for woman who fell off cruise ship
A frantic search for a woman who fell overboard in the Mediterranean has been called off.
D-Day 75: The places marking the Longest Day of WWII
Normandy is preparing for another onslaught - this one the commemorative type.
Poignant contrasts: D-Day's landscape in 1944 and now
AP revisited the beaches and damaged villages that symbolise the Allied struggle.
The plane crash that horrified the world, 10 years on
A reliable Airbus A330 fell from the sky and into the ocean, killing everyone on board.
Influencer claims 'curvy' photos cost her a luxury trip
Influencer claims she was booted from the trip over a picture of her "curvy" friend.
French rock star's Instagram defeats his widow in inheritance battle
New York Times: Instagram helped kids of French Elvis defeat his widow in legal battle.
France hands Isis suspects to Iraq, which sentences them to hang
New York Times: Seven trials over four days. Seven identical sentences: death by hanging.
Kiwi tennis ace reveals bombshell just before French Open match
'It's not me, it's you': Artem Sitak left to scramble after shock news at Roland Garros.
European elections show gains for Greens, far-right
Exit polls show the political centre appears weakened.
Police hunt suspect after explosion in French city of Lyon
Police describe the suspect, wearing light-coloured shorts, as "dangerous."
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Taking the pain out of finding France's best baked goods.
Editorial: Christchurch Call and corporate conscience
Pressure on tech giants and other corporates to change has been mounting for some time.