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Editorial: Lomu's legacy lives on prouder than ever
EDITORIAL: The great man remembered, three years after his tragic death.
Rape case focuses on teen's choice of underwear
Man acquitted after lawyer tells jurors that 17-year-old wore a thong with lace front.
UFO mystery: 'We saw a bright light and it just disappeared'
The object was moving at twice the speed of sound, the pilot reported.
Audio reveals moment pilots report seeing mysterious UFO
UFO probe is under way in Ireland after pilots reported seeing mysterious bright lights.
Entries flood in for Suzuki Series
Suzuki Series swamped with entries and a strong international flavour for Whanganui leg
Worker sacked for 'stealing' magazine out of trash wins $49K payout
The worker picked up a publication, which had been discarded by a customer.
Grounded: Ryanair pilots and crew protest on office floor
A picture has emerged showing Ryanair cabin crew lying on an airport office floor.
850 teachers short: Govt's $40m recruitment goes into overdrive
Overseas teacher recruitment goes into overdrive.
Dublin: Good, bad and ugly sides of Ireland's biggest village
The Irish capital is a drinker's paradise, but the tourist hordes homing in.
Emerald Isle: Eight great Irish escapes
Neil Hegarty selects the best 'green' breaks on the Emerald Isle.
Backpackers smuggle cocaine into NZ in Irish drug ring
NZ police seize bank account in global investigation to target notorious Kinahan cartel.
Late passenger tackled after heroic runway dash
The would-be passenger made a dramatic dash onto the tarmac.
Overseas campaign to recruit 400 teachers
Most of the planned 200 relocation grants for overseas teachers have now been approved.
Scandal of cesspit babies: Bodies of 800 kids were thrown in a sewage tank by nuns
Pope's visit leads to calls for Catholic Church to exhume site at former home.
Pope will meet with sex abuse victims during Ireland visit
Outrage among rank-and-file Catholics in Ireland over latest revelations.
'We're Christians but not Catholic': Why abuse survivors are leaving the Catholic Church
Staunch Catholics are leaving their scandal-battered church in droves.
An American in Belfast: 'Peace walls' and murals to Troubles
An American in Belfast, Hugh Biggar takes a tour of the Troubles.
Britain's historic heatwave reveals hidden gems
It's been dubbed as a "new Stonehenge" and has been discovered by the heatwave.
Holidaying Kiwi praised after Irish river rescue
Aucklander Gary Price jumped in the river with another man to help the woman to safety.
Editorial: Theresa May's days look numbered
EDITORIAL: Britain probably needs a new Government as Brexit troubles boil over.
Carpenter completes business degree in Antarctica
He was fixing up Scott Base by day and studying to be a business guru at night.
Queen St jukebox killing: Why top author wants murder case re-examined
Writer wants historic murder case put before criminal injustices commission.
Israel Folau loses appeal over one-match ban
Backlash expected after the Wallabies fullback lost a marathon appeal hearing.
Folau banned for one game after Ireland clash
World Rugby panel takes four hours to decide.
NZ's first woman doctor an abortionist
New Zealand's first woman doctor was struck off in Britain.
Royal goes barefoot on the beach
A royal family member has managed to break protocol and enjoy a stroll on the beach.
Watkins White Ferns in Whitewash of Ireland
Allrounder takes a wicket as she was not needed to bat with Amelia Kerr's unbeaten 232
Scary note found in plane toilet
Handwriting samples taken from passengers on United Airlines flight after note found.
Watkin's White Ferns just keep dominating Ireland
Another 400 plus score to wrap up the three ODI series with one game to play.