Room Check: Rive Gauche, Paris
Courtney Whitaker stays at the renovated Hotel Lutetia, on the Rive Gauche, Paris
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Notre Dame's toxic fallout
New York Times: Dangerous dust scattered onto Paris streets at Notre Dame burned.
Crack cocaine turns Paris neighbourhood into 'hell'
New York Times: Five squalid acres are home to France's largest open-air crack market.
Seagulls the feathered scourge of Paris claim police
Parisian police have declared they are facing a new reign of terror.
Notre-Dame came far closer to collapsing than anybody knew
New York Times: Firefighters were going in "without knowing if they would come back out".
Grisly bird strike splatters Singapore Airlines flight
The photos reveal grisly scenes reminiscent of an Alfred Hitchcock horror film.
The year in Paris that transformed Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis
New York Times: How Paris became one of the greatest influences in Jackie O's life.
'Van Gogh's revolver' sells at Paris auction
The weapon was discovered in the 1960s in fields in a northern French village.
Frank Bainimarama: Sport, climate change and Crusaders' gift to Fiji
Fijian PM says the Crusaders offset some of their carbon boot prints for their Suva game.
Stick to what you know: Paris' best baguettes
Taking the pain out of finding France's best baked goods.
Editorial: Christchurch Call and corporate conscience
Pressure on tech giants and other corporates to change has been mounting for some time.
Profit-chasing leads YouTube users to 'rabbit holes': Tech experts
Former Google technician tells Jacinda Ardern about broader issues of online harm
Facebook reveals livestream crackdown on eve of summit
Facebook announces tougher measures on livestreaming just hours before Paris summit.
Be brave, Prime Minister - big tech can be regulated
We as a society, both New Zealand and global, have to reclaim the internet.
Soper: Ardern used by Macron to boost his image
COMMENT: What is French President Emmanuel Macron playing at with summit call?
Glass, golden flames or a beam of light: What should replace Notre-Dame's spire?
NYT: Following the fire at Notre-Dame, a question remains: What should replace the spire?
Where the PM's 'Christchurch Call' summit will fall short
Researcher recommends moves that could push the social media giants into real change.
Paris is calling - return to France for under $1000
Travel deals are being rolled out at one-day event in Auckland.
Ardern hopes to work 'collaboratively' with Zuckerberg in Paris
Ardern hopes she and the Facebook founder can work collaboratively in Paris next month.
Paris: We'll always have Notre Dame
We will rebuild Paris's great cathedral. We've been constantly rebuilding her since 1163.
The real story of Jesus Christ's crown of thorns
How did the precious relic end up in Notre Dame cathedral in Paris?
White privilege: Billionaires race to pledge millions to rebuild Notre Dame
France's elite have been engaged in one-upmanship over donations for Notre Dame.
Notre Dame inferno: Short-circuit likely cause of devastating blaze
As Paris paid tribute to those who fought to save cathedral, police investigate blaze.
The plans to protect cultural treasures
Te Papa stores items at three places in Wellington to reduce risk of loss from fire.
Notre Dame Paris to rebuild in 5 years
In just five years the structure could be restored, or taken in a brave new direction.
Twenty-three minutes that could have saved Notre Dame?
Alarm was raised during mass at 6.20pm but staff could not find the fire until 6.43pm.
'Safe in our hands': Notre Dame restoration company's boast
French president says he wants to see Notre Dame rebuilt within five years.
Hero priest who rescued Notre Dame's relics
Fire brigade chaplain entered burning Notre Dame to help recover holy relics.
Desperate acts that saved Notre Dame's priceless treasures
Chaplain rushed into burning cathedral to save the Blessed Sacrament and Crown of Thorns.
How did the Notre Dame Cathedral blaze start?
As firefighters battle to save the Notre Dame, attention turns to how the fire started.
How firefighters saved Notre Dame's treasures
"People are just in a state of total shock. It's almost like a cultural September 11."
Paris needs another Hugo to champion Notre Dame
Sentiment will see Notre Dame rise from the flames
'It looked golden': Kiwi expat describes Notre Dame destruction
Kiwi expat Roderick Fry and his son watched world-famous Notre Dame cathedral burn down.