First look into Paris’ rugby ball-shaped fan village on the Seine
Rugby gets pride of place with a 39,000-person village at Place de la Concorde.
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Para sprinter Mitch Joynt has achieved his dream of qualifying for the 2024 Paralympics.
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Troy Robertson knocked off the first milestone on his journey to the Paralympics.
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Why France is urging travellers to reconsider their visit
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French rioters target mayor’s home during fifth night of unrest
However, overall violence appears to have lessened compared to previous nights.
France arrests more than 1,300 people after fourth night of rioting
45,000 police officers fanned out in a so-far unsuccessful bid to quell violence.
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Angry residents set barricades on fire after video of the incident spread online.
Most NY-Paris flights take 8 hours. This one will take 90 minutes
The jet would fly five times faster than the speed of sound.
More than 20 injured after large explosion in Paris
Local officials attributed the blast and blaze to a gas leak.
Paris in push to improve quality of River Seine to allow swimming at 2024 Olympics
Swimming there is currently banned due to the levels of faecal matter.
Euro vision: Sir Grahame Sydney hosts tour of Europe’s top art galleries
Legendary NZ painter to explain Van Gogh, Rembrandt and Monet on exclusive new tour.
Visit this iconic Paris attraction before it closes for five years
The world-famous spot will be closed until 2030.
France holidays: Why the Left Bank is the right move in Paris
The allure of the French capital's Left Bank is anything but gauche.
How Parisians deal with tourists visiting due to Emily in Paris
'Emily Not Welcome' has been scrawled across the character's apartment building.
Protesters storm luxury company LVMH headquarters
Protests in anti-pension reform cause turn sights to mega-luxury giant.
Five things will get you 'dirty looks' from locals in Paris
Ditch those leggings and put down the snacks.
Scoot alors! Is Paris the start of an e-scooter counter-revolution?
Paris made its opinion on e-scooters clear, long before this weekend's vote.
Scoot alors! Paris votes on e-scooter ban
The French capital holds a vote this weekend on the controversial two-wheeled vehicles.
Major Parisian attraction closes amid pension protests
The popular tourism spot was a site of demonstrations for unionised action.
TikTok videos reveal street fires and protests in top tourist destination
Videos of the alarming scenes have amassed millions of views.
One million march in France, unions call new pension protests
France has been the scene of protests since the decision to raise the pension age.
France protests: French unrest impacts the King’s trip
King Charles is scheduled to undertake the trip to France on behalf of PM Rishi Sunak.
In Paris streets, heaps of garbage become protest symbol
A strike by garbage collectors is taking a toll on the renowned aesthetics of Paris.
This world-famous Paris attraction will reopen December 2024
After almost six years, visitors can once again see the magnificent landmark.
US Supreme Court weighs Google’s liability in Isis terror case
Can Google be sued for helping extremists spread terror message, attract recruits?
Europe’s most romantic capital revealed
Move over Paris, there is a new European city that has taken the love reigns.
Viral video warns tourists against speaking French in Paris
The Frenchmen warn tourists against trying to order "a kwassant" in Paris.
‘Scandalous’ act of vandalism throws Paris transport into disarray
Deliberate acts of arson has derailed Paris's public transport.
Emily in Paris: American expatriates wish Emily Cooper would go home
New York Times: Complaints the show is giving the real-life Emilys in Paris a bad name.
Why the world's most famous train is becoming a cruise line
The luxury rail company is branching out into hotels, hospitality and now cruises.
Six stabbed in Paris train station, attacker shot by police
France remains jittery following a spate of deadly terror attacks since 2015.