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‘Murderers!’: Protesters demand resignations after deadly Valencia floods
Local people are furious about the lack of warning.
Is it okay to undertake the famed Camino de Santiago by car?
Sacrilegious or sensible? A world-renowned pilgrim walking route can also be a road trip.
Over 200 dead, woman rescued from car three days after flood
Prime Minister admits response not enough amid criticism of ‘too slow’ authorities.
Spain deploys 10,000 more troops after historic floods kill 211
Spain deploys 10,000 troops to Valencia as floods kill 211; hopes of survivors fading.
Spain flood death toll soars to 158, 'dozens' missing
Many people remain missing two days after the start of the catastrophe.
'We're scared': At least 95 killed in Spain as floods sweep away cars
'Unprecedented phenomenon': Storms trigger country's deadliest floods in decades.
Paul Lewis: Why this city is stronger than Auckland for next America's Cup host
Logic says Auckland has about as much chance as a tissue paper mainsail.
Brian Rankin: Lessons Māori and Pākeha can take from the America’s Cup experience in Barcelona
OPINION: Team NZ had an inspirational leader and all the right people.
'Best possible outcome': Burling reflects after uncertainty turns to celebration
'We really enjoyed the race ... and I think it was just picturesque Barcelona conditions.'
Challenge accepted: Team NZ confirm first step in next Cup defence
No decision has been made on where the next Cup defence will be sailed.
'We are stuck': Family fears for Kiwi missing for five months in Spain
The expat has not been heard from since May.
Paul Lewis: How mistakes, not speed, shaped recent America's Cup races
OPINION: Team New Zealand can't outrun tactical blunders.
Tragic reason young tourist died at Spanish attraction
The 26-year-old man's death illustrates the 'perils' of social media.
Nelson couple forced to pay $1000 due to airline booking error
The confused couple were given a choice: pay the surprise fee or stay stuck in Barcelona.
'Never come back': Protesters march against AmCup in Barcelona
More than 1000 marched in opposition to the regatta being held in the city.
The Sailing Professor: Despite impressive start, Team NZ can't get carried away
OPINION: Team NZ drew first blood on the opening day in Barcelona.
The major unknown that could decide America's Cup
OPINION: The first-to-seven contest begins with two races on Sunday morning.
Water demand will surge because of wars and tech, says utility boss
Financial Times: Floating desalination plants and thirsty data centres stir up water.
Sir Ben Ainslie: Why I believe we can beat New Zealand and win the Cup
OPINION: Great Britain has never won the America's Cup but Ineos hopes to change that.
What it's like to fly Business Class from Auckland to Doha with Qatar Airways
Rubbery hapuka threatens to tarnish an otherwise excellent Business Class flight.
The night Villa beat Bayern Munich to win European Cup – then lost trophy in the pub
This week's match will be a poignant night for the surviving members of the class of ‘82.
Fake Brad Pitt romance: Five arrested in $576,000 scam
Cybercriminals posed as the Hollywood star and studied the victims' profiles.
The sailing professor: The variable that could decide Challenger Series final
OPINION: A final series between Luna Rossa and Ineos Britannia is a difficult one to pick.
At Barcelona’s best cocktail bars, abstract drinks fit for Dali
Dissecting Barcelona's weird and wonderful (and highly regarded) cocktail scene.
Kirwan's steep America's Cup learning curve with Luna Rossa
'I’m really starting to understand everything, or most of, what’s going on'
Two more wins for Team NZ as end of involvement in challenger series looms
Team New Zealand claimed two wins on a testing day while the first semifinalist was found.