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Provence: AIX marks the spot
Provence is at its best in the early autumn, writes Sally Carpenter Hale.
Provence is at its best in the early autumn, writes Sally Carpenter Hale.
Emmanuel Macron was bombarded with text messages and late night calls.
National Front officials' "unpatriotic" culinary choice has horrified supporters.
Four tourists were rushed to hospital after allegedly having acid thrown in their faces.
A memorial is planned in a French town liberated by New Zealand forces in WWI.
There's a green revolution sweeping through the land of great reds, writes Kevin Begos.
Catherine Masters enjoys a short visit to the gateway to Provence.
Artwork by British street artist Banksy has been painted over because wall looked shabby.
The city that is the hub of wine-growing in southwest France has more jewels in its crown.
A formal kidnapping investigation has begun in the disappearance of Maelys de Araujo.
Tourists were locked inside the Eiffel Tower and the Eurostar evacuated.
All the iconic photos you need to take while in the City of Lights.
Newspaper's latest issue takes aim at victims of the catastrophic Hurricane Harvey.
Allyson Gofton plays support driver as she follows her family on a cycling tour of France.
France is New Zealand's third largest partner within Europe.
European student referrals to NZ universities have jumped 136 per cent after Brexit.
Armed police evacuated a train station in France after reports of 'suspicious behaviour.'
Champion skier Tom Garatadour did not return as scheduled from backcountry ski trip.
Paris police authorities say a security operation is underway.
A young Frenchman was arrested after trying to breach security armed with a knife.
Two Kiwi wine experts explain how to pick a good drop.
Airport fight row intensifies as new revelation emerge.
An airport worker has punched a passenger who was holding his baby at the terminal.
More than 200 sheep died after they hurtled over a cliff in the Pyrenees mountains.
COMMENT: The French paradox - eating cheese and drinking wine but practising moderation.
Sailing's version of the Tour de France copies the cycling one in many ways.
Products containing the French sparkling wine may not be able to use the name 'champagne'.