Rare 242kg monster fish hauled in off Hawke's Bay coast
Only three blue marlin have ever been reported caught off the Hawke's Bay coast.
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Joe Carbery lauds Dargaville-raised grandson in Irish triumph
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UK bookings surge for countries recently removed from red list
Travel bookings surge in the wake of UK's slashed red list.
A global deal aimed at ending tax havens gains momentum
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Boat-sinking Arctic walrus given floating couch
Welsh and Irish tourism adopt lost, boat-sinking Arctic walrus.
Kiwi pilates entrepreneur backed by Hollywood producer
A Hollywood producer has backed the launch of a Kiwi's "smart" reformer pilates machine.
Joseph Parker breaks silence on being linked to meth case
'I know where I stand. I know what I've done, and I know what I haven't done.'
'World turned upside down': Bride-to-be killed hours after dress shop
She was meant to tie the knot with her childhood sweetheart. Hours later she was dead.
Global ransomware attack leaves companies scrambling
"No other ransomware campaign comes even close in terms of impact."
Surprise venue tipped to bid for America's Cup over Auckland
Venues appear to be lining up to take the hosting rights for the 2024 America's Cup.
Gangs of cyber pirates attacking like never before
FBI has compared the rising threat posed by ransomware thieves to the 9/11 terror attack.
Leaky homes lawsuit: Company says poor workmanship to blame
Global firm claims crummy Kiwi builders to blame for leaky building disasters.
Leaky homes lawsuit: Top bosses in global company knew of problems - lawyer
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'Take back control' returns to haunt UK
Editorial: Parts of the UK have now picked up the Brexit slogan, 'taking back control'.
'Never forgive him': Chilling reason mum wants daughter's grave dug up
Her 3-year-old died in horrific circumstances. Now mum fights to have her body returned.
Biden commits to Good Friday accord on St Patrick's Day
Signed in 1998, the Good Friday accord helped end Ireland's decades of sectarian violence.
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Despite Coronavirus restrictions one St Patrick's Day tradition was able to scale up.
St Patrick's Day arrives for Irish Kiwis
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Netherlands, Ireland suspend AstraZeneca vaccine over blood clot concerns
The move comes after a 'cluster of four serious, very rare... clotting events' in Norway.
Pen pal of the year? Irish girl stunned after receiving letter from Ardern
Lily wrote to Ardern amid lockdown. Months later, there was a letter in the mail for her.
Kiwi nun broke lockdown restrictions in Ireland to attend exorcism
Nuns on the run: Evicted from their religious retreat and now in trouble for Covid breach.
Covid 'red list': Lying on arrival in England could mean 10 years in prison
People arriving in England who lie about visiting Covid hotspots could face jail.
EU's Covid vaccine supply assault backfires
In a week for the EC president to forget, her cajoling turned into a horrific own goal.
Supply squeeze? What rules in Europe could mean for NZ's Covid vaccine
New EU controls on Covid vaccine exports could mean there are not as many doses for NZ.
DIY Downton: Couple land lockdown job restoring castle
As far as starter-homes go Neil Watt and partner Kris Reid had hit the jackpot.
'Shameful history': Irish PM to apologise for Catholic church baby death scandal
"My heart is breaking for every survivor"