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A daily column looking at humorous, satirical and simply strange news.
A daily column looking at humorous, satirical and simply strange news.
Russian leader has been blamed for ordering some of the deadliest strikes in the war.
'That's basically evolution. It's happening in real time in front of our eyes.'
'A fair amount of people still can't cope with the fact that we have a young female PM.'
A photo of Kate Middleton in Jamaica has sparked a social media meltdown.
New York Times: A team of national security officials is assigned to sketch out responses.
The former Opposition leader says Beck will make a good, pro-business Super City mayor.
Almost 1900 complaints have been made about the policing of the protests.
The PM wanted to discuss the traffic light system. Others had other things in mind.
Sue Clarke took the stand at an inquest into the murder of her daughter and grandkids.
Some are concerned by easing of restrictions, particularly for the health system.
Devastated family mourns father-of-three Mark Sanders.
Mercy dash for sick kaumātua stuck on property which now resembles an "island".
The 94th Academy Awards will return to their usual home, Los Angeles' Dolby Theatre.
Residents were evacuated overnight and hundreds are still without power.
Sonny Bill Williams has destroyed Barry Hall in a two-minute belting.
Slips, flooding and huge swells in Hawke's Bay.
Schools told they can still require Covid-19 vaccination for certain roles.
Tauranga doctor David Holland has been missing for nearly two weeks.
Putin audaciously put the West in uncomfortable position by announcing a brutal move.
A Taupō EV dealer has seen sales more than double this month.
Will Gull's move spur others to follow?
His defiant stand comes as major Covid mandate changes are announced.
Tensions flare further in Europe as Russian diplomats are accused of spying.
Ryan Tapsell mentioned several times he had videos of his former partner.
A Crips affiliate drove into a group of Mongrel Mob members, running down a child.
Why Jarden says there's choppy water ahead.
Offer comes amid FMA scrutiny of wholesale investment schemes
OPINION: 'We could pay for a lot more health care if we wanted - and could afford to.'