Ship Check: Avalon Envision
Anna Harrison sails aboard the Avalon Envision on the Danube to Budapest.
Anna Harrison sails aboard the Avalon Envision on the Danube to Budapest.
Max Rink said nothing like his NZ insurance nightmare would ever happen back in Germany.
Paris registered a jaw-dropping 42.6C, breaking the previous record by 2 degrees.
Parents who fail to show proof of vaccination face fines of up to $4000.
The claims by the descendants have been denounced as "sheer greed".
The German Chancellor insists she's fine and well and the tremor is not a concern.
Washington Post: Europe inundated with e-scooters and riders add the ingredient of beer.
New York Times: Far-right militancy is resurgent in Germany, in ways that are new and old.
Financial Times: Axe will fall hardest on investment bank which faces cuts of 40 per cent.
Italy's Interior Minister Matteo Salvini is unhappy with the decision.
At least three people have died from suspected heatstroke
Distressing new footage has raised fears over German leader Angela Merkel's health.
In the curious city of Fuggerei rental prices have remained frozen since 1521.
Neo-Nazi rock festival was forced to go without beer after the townspeople bought it all.
German locals and police foil Neo-Nazi festival by confiscating all of city's beer.
New York Times: Their billionaire descendants are grappling with the unspeakable secret.
New Plymouth man's pilgrimage to Italian war cemetery and Cassino battle site.
Megx might be the new kid on the block but his playful artworks are turning heads.
Fatal plane crashes in New Zealand increased rapidly as the Air Force expanded for WWII.
Another trip to the podium at the iconic race, although this time is a lower division.
Nurse put patients into cardiac arrest because he liked being able to resuscitate them.
For Niels Hoegel, it was all a game, it seemed - a life-or-death game.
Exit polls show the political centre appears weakened.
One of a car's core concepts and features could go through a monumental change
NYT: Victims whose bodies were used for research by Nazi doctors finally laid to rest.
NYT: Investigators were trying to determine whether the five deaths were related.
Staff at the German guest house made the grizzly discovery on Saturday.
Three bodies and two crossbows were found. Guests said they saw nothing suspicious.
NYT: What prevented colleagues from stopping one of the world's deadliest serial killers?
Jailed for numerous murders, a key suspect was in Portugal the time Maddie vanished.