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Illegally brewed liquor kills at least 34 in India
More than 100 drinkers are hospitalised, with some in critical condition.
This surprising country boasts some of the world's best beaches
Hidden in plain sight, no one even considers it as 'beachy'.
At least 8 dead after trains collide in eastern India
A cargo train rams into a passenger train in India’s eastern state of West Bengal.
Ladies first: Women get special seat selection on this airline
The feature has received praise from women and men.
Modi claims victory in India’s election but needs coalition support
More than 640 million votes were cast in the marathon election held over six weeks.
14 dead after scorching Indian heat wave
Temperatures soar up to 49.9C in parts of India this week.
Virtues of a 'simple, peaceful life' marked on 100th birthday
Her secret to longevity? No smoking or drinking plus lots of fruit, veges and family time.
Fire at a baby care centre in New Delhi kills seven infants
Five newborns survived the blaze and are being treated for smoke inhalation.
Fire breaks out at popular amusement park in India, killing 27
The park is usually packed with families with children.
Where to go in India to avoid the well-trodden tourist route
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Grounded planes, low student numbers hit pilot academy
'The issue for council is: how long are you willing to support it while it’s loss-making?'
See the world’s wonders with these hot deals
From the Great Barrier Reef to the Taj Mahal, these deals are full of the world's marvels.
Opinion: What it’s like to be an Asian journalist working in mainstream media
"Journalism is about highlighting narratives often neglected by mainstream media."
Watch: Huge billboard collapses during raging storm, at least 14 dead
Rain and high winds caused the large billboard to fall over a petrol station.
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Frustration over prolonged Brynderwyns closure, gang crackdown announcement and the search for survivors trapped underneath a collapsed billboard in the latest NZ Herald headlines.
Rough Guides' readers pick world's most beautiful countries – does NZ even rank?
Discover where your favourite destinations sit among the 20 top-ranked nations.
Family of missing Northland fisherman keep faith as search continues
Ferzil Babu’s family remember him as a loving husband and a great dad.
Jamie Dimon cautions over soft landing for ‘unbelievable’ US economy
Financial Times: Dimon says he’d ‘love to be president, but you’d have to anoint me’.
'Shame on the family': Man's descent into violence, porn, adultery after marriage
The couple were only married for a month when the violence began.
What you need to know about the world’s largest democratic election
India has a population of over 1.4 billion people and close to 970 million voters.
India begins world’s largest election as Modi seeks third term
Nearly 970 million people will vote — more than 10 per cent of the world’s population.
Big jump in late-summer visitors to NZ from a year ago
Overseas visitor numbers up, but still not at pre-pandemic levels.
Colin Munro Q&A: Why he turned down the Black Caps
The Kiwi master blaster has had incredible highs in the shortest form of the game.
First time to India? Why a luxury cruise is the best way to travel
Colourful, chaotic and complex: What it's really like to visit India by cruise ship.
How the super-rich travel in Asia - 9 extravagant train journeys you never knew existed
Welcome to a world of onboard massage rooms, Champagne on tap and claw baths.
Uber rival Ola looks set to stop NZ rideshare operations this week
The rideshare company has puts the skids on local operations.
Food inflation across rich nations drops to pre-Ukraine war levels
Financial Times: Inflation across industrialised nations down to 5.3% in February - OECD.
From rat-infested tip to a thing of beauty: The story of Hamilton Gardens
Peter Sergel tells the history of the world-renowned attraction.
The brutality of sugar: Debt, child marriage and hysterectomies
NY Times: Coke and Pepsi have profited from a brutal system of labour that exploits kids.
Woman slammed for 'promoting poverty' in holiday video
Viewers called out the 24-year-old for her 'insensitive' video.
India’s navy frees ship hijacked by Somali pirates
Financial Times: Gang that seized bulk carrier in December forced to surrender.
'That's a win-win': Winston Peters sees path to trade victories after India trip
Peters returns from India touting wins on direct flights, trade, and security.