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NZItaly's top diplomat cancels trip over Trump's claim Italian PM 'begged' for photo with him
Italy's top diplomat has canceled a trip due to comments made by former U.S. President Donald Trump, who claimed that the Italian Prime Minister 'begged' for a photo with him.
Enjoy a hell of a day, I want more! Here comes the cable guy!
The article provides a weather forecast from the Republic Hydrological and Meteorological Institute of Serbia (RHMZ). It states that the night will mostly be clear with occasional rain or thunderstorms in mountainous areas. Tomorrow is expected to be predominantly sunny and warm with light winds from the north. Afternoon showers or thunderstorms are anticipated in southern and eastern parts of Serbia. Temperatures range between 11°C and 33°C. The weekend and beginning of next week will remain largely sunny and very hot, with temperatures reaching up to 35°C. Short-term rain or thunderstorms,伴有
Moroccon football star Achraf Hakimi set to stand trial in a rape case
Moroccan football star Achraf Hakimi is set to stand trial in a rape case.
Freed Israeli hostage recounts sexual abuse in Gaza, urges victims to speak out
An Israeli hostage who was freed recounts experiencing sexual abuse in Gaza and encourages other victims to come forward.
Dragon Boat Festival links modern China to traditions more than 2,000 years old
The headline mentions the Dragon Boat Festival and its connection to ancient Chinese traditions, but no further details or context are provided due to lack of article text.
Cops tracked fleeing driver through complaints as he caused havoc from Hurunui to Christchurch
The article reports on an incident where police tracked a fleeing driver who caused chaos on roads from Hurunui to Christchurch, based on complaints received.
Vance's push to get Iran talks started hits an early bump as weekend negotiations are put on hold
The article reports on Vance's efforts to initiate talks with Iran, which have encountered an early obstacle as weekend negotiations are being postponed.
Multiple patients, ‘distressed’ people on scene after van crash near Gisborne
A van crash occurred near Gisborne, resulting in multiple patients and distressed individuals being present at the scene.
Boy whacks assailant with scooter during attack on 11-year-old friend in Whitby
A boy used a scooter to strike an assailant during an attack on his 11-year-old friend in Whitby.
SH1 north of Wellington set to be closed for hours after serious crash
A section of the SH1 highway north of Wellington is expected to remain closed for several hours following a serious crash.
Bolters? Sackings? Who will be picked in the All Blacks squad?
The article discusses potential changes in the New Zealand rugby team, the All Blacks, focusing on possible player selections or dismissals.
New Zealand First's campaign to scrap Independent Māori Statutory Board just 'dumb, racist stuff' - mayor
A mayor has criticized New Zealand First's campaign to abolish the Independent Māori Statutory Board, calling it 'dumb, racist stuff'.
Watch: Funeral director's comical march to honour man who spent a lifetime bringing smiles
A funeral director performed a humorous march to honor a man known for bringing joy to others throughout his life.
Helicopter crashes near Dairy Flat
A helicopter crash occurred near Dairy Flat.
A former All Black, three ex-NRL players make Joe Schmidt's final Wallabies squad
The article mentions that Joe Schmidt has selected a final Wallabies squad which includes a former All Black and three former NRL players.
He won the All Whites' goalkeeper race. Now he has to stop Egypt's star attackers.
The article discusses a player who has been selected as the goalkeeper for the New Zealand national football team (All Whites) and now faces the challenge of stopping Egypt's star attackers.
Body found on shore of Lake Tekapo
A body was found on the shore of Lake Tekapo. Police stated this is the second such discovery in the area within a week, though they confirmed the incidents are unrelated. The body was discovered in shallow water on the western shore on Wednesday. Authorities are investigating the cause of death, which is not currently considered suspicious. The deceased does not appear to have any family in New Zealand, and police have contacted the appropriate consulate to notify overseas relatives. The case has been referred to the coroner.
Fatherhood, footy, but no ‘cherry on top’: McKenzie’s Chiefs wish could push All Blacks claim
The article discusses Sam McKenzie's aspirations with the Chiefs rugby team and his potential progression to the All Blacks, referencing his personal life including fatherhood and his passion for football.
Missing fisherman found after week adrift in Cook Islands
A missing fisherman was found after spending a week adrift in the Cook Islands.
Labour's Andy Burnham wins a special election, setting up a showdown with Starmer to lead Britain
Labour's Andy Burnham has won a special election, positioning him against Starmer in a leadership contest for Britain.
South Dakota man whose life sentence was commuted by Noem now implicated in his niece's death
A man from South Dakota who received a commuted life sentence from Governor Kristi Noem is now implicated in the death of his niece.
Doctor censured over sexual contact with patient in remote community
A doctor has been censured for engaging in sexual contact with a patient in a remote community.
Buyer loses appeal over 'four-bedroom' house with hidden water damage
A buyer has lost an appeal regarding a 'four-bedroom' house that had hidden water damage.
Not a politician? Here's how you could spend $13,000 on five nights in luxury
The article provides information on spending $13,000 for five nights in luxury, targeting non-politicians.
Future of disputed piece of Auckland land still undecided six years after Crown purchase
The future of a disputed piece of land in Auckland remains unresolved six years after it was purchased by the Crown.
Nearly 500 cannabis plants seized in Auckland police operation
Auckland police conducted an operation resulting in the seizure of nearly 500 cannabis plants.
Twenty-six years since its iconic tree was felled, what is happening with One Tree Hill’s replacement?
The article examines the current status of the replacement for the iconic tree at One Tree Hill, 26 years after the original tree was cut down.
Video shows the ‘disappointing’ moment cops watch State of Origin while driving
A video has surfaced showing police officers watching the State of Origin match while on duty.
How table-topping Hurricanes got just one player in Super Rugby’s team of the year
The article discusses how the New Zealand rugby team, the Hurricanes, despite finishing at the top of their league, have only one player included in Super Rugby's team of the year.
PM quiz: The slang term ‘dank’ is used to describe something as what?
The article presents a trivia-style question asking what the slang term 'dank' is used to describe, without providing further context or explanation.
Former face of Lotto and Kiwi entertainer caught up in worldwide FBI sting
A former face of Lotto and Kiwi entertainer has been implicated in a global FBI operation.
Diesel spill caused cars to slide on busy road in Auckland's Takapuna
A diesel spill occurred on Lake Rd in Auckland's Takapuna, causing vehicles to slide and leading to traffic delays. Police reported that the spill originated from a broken-down truck and spread from Esmonde Rd to Devonport. Emergency services responded to the incident, and Auckland Transport's contractor, Fulton Hogan, nearly completed the cleanup by shortly after 12pm.
Coaching overhaul for Auckland FC’s title defence as Corica heads to Asia
Auckland FC is undergoing a coaching change as coach Corica moves to Asia, aiming to strengthen their position in defending their title.
Police investigate serious incident in Tokoroa overnight
Police are investigating a serious incident that occurred in Tokoroa during the night.
Hot air balloon crash in Methven leaves one person with minor injuries
A hot air balloon crashed in Methven, resulting in one person receiving minor injuries. Firefighters responded to the incident at a recreation reserve, and the balloon was later removed from the road. A local resident described witnessing the balloon deflate rapidly. The event was part of a festival celebrating the start of Methven's Fire & Ice Hot Air Balloon Glow and Laser Festival.
New supermarket loyalty scheme hits rollout hurdles
A new supermarket loyalty program has encountered challenges during its implementation phase.
Tim Payne confirms ‘life-changing’ move to South American club
Tim Payne has confirmed his 'life-changing' move to a South American club.
Watch: Flurry of goals powers Switzerland past Bosnia-Herzegovina
Switzerland defeated Bosnia-Herzegovina in a match characterized by a flurry of goals.
Men charged with arson after Auckland fire
Men have been charged with arson following a fire in Auckland.
Quiz: The Hard Word ...feeling of friendliness, goodwill and familiarity
The article's headline refers to a quiz titled 'The Hard Word' focusing on the feeling of friendliness, goodwill, and familiarity. No further content is available for analysis.
‘One-of-a-kind’ Dame Jools Topp to be farewelled in Auckland
The article announces the farewell event for Dame Jools Topp in Auckland, referring to her as 'one-of-a-kind'.
Auckland suburb finally getting a bus service after years of begging
Auckland suburb finally getting a bus service after years of begging
Bolt became detached before helicopter crash; engineers likely distracted and fatigued - report
A report suggests that Bolt, presumably referring to a piece of equipment or component, became detached prior to a helicopter crash. The report also indicates that engineers involved may have been distracted and fatigued.
Driver caught holding loaded crossbow after crashing into building
A driver was apprehended with a loaded crossbow following an incident where they crashed into a building.
Championship winning Auckland FC coach resigns
Championship winning Auckland FC coach resigns
Heavy rain and severe gales set to batter parts of NZ as front moves north
The article reports on incoming heavy rain and severe gales affecting parts of New Zealand as a weather front moves north.
Watch: South Africa keeps its World Cup hopes alive with Czechia draw
The article reports on South Africa's World Cup hopes remaining alive after a draw against Czechia.
Minister hits back at ‘fantasy land’ claims 60% of DOC land could be sold
A minister has responded to claims that 60% of Department of Conservation (DOC) land could be sold, dismissing such suggestions as 'fantasy land'.
Watch: Glenn Phillips sports sunglasses in leading Black Caps fightback against England
The article highlights Glenn Phillips wearing sunglasses during a significant innings by the New Zealand cricket team (Black Caps) against England.
‘Serious mistakes’: How 11-year-old autistic girl was mistaken for an adult and drugged in psych ward
The article reports on an incident involving an 11-year-old autistic girl who was mistakenly treated as an adult and administered medication while in a psychiatric ward.
Supreme Court sides with a Texas man who says it’s not a crime for marijuana users to have guns
The Supreme Court ruled in favor of a Texas man who argued that it is not a crime for individuals who use marijuana to possess firearms.
Teacher who sent sexually explicit messages to teen loses name suppression
A teacher who sent sexually explicit messages to a teenager has lost their name suppression, meaning their identity will now be publicly disclosed.
AM quiz: Which country has the bigger population, Scotland or Ireland?
The article presents a quiz question asking which country has a larger population between Scotland and Ireland.
‘How many times before he’s fired?’ Parents demand action over school staffer
Parents are demanding action regarding a school staffer, with concerns raised about how many incidents have occurred before potential disciplinary measures are taken.
For months, a man tried to get answers from Air NZ about his missing laptop. Then Stuff got involved
A man attempted to obtain information from Air New Zealand regarding a missing laptop, and Stuff became involved in the matter.
The least-hard hard thing you can do for your health
The article's title suggests a discussion about simple health practices, but no body text is available for further analysis.
Residents return to war-ravaged southern Lebanon with hope and sorrow
Residents are returning to areas of southern Lebanon that have been affected by conflict, carrying both hope and sorrow.
Gunmen attack airport in Niger's capital as explosions, gunfire heard
Gunmen attacked an airport in Niger's capital, with explosions and gunfire reported.
Church of England apologises for role in forced adoptions as recent as the mid-1970s
The Church of England has issued an apology for its involvement in forced adoptions, with some cases occurring as recently as the mid-1970s.
Shane Jones’ luxury flights booked weeks before Cabinet approved cheaper ones
The headline suggests that Shane Jones booked luxury flights weeks prior to Cabinet approving cheaper flight options.
Legendary oak tree linked to Robin Hood dies after 1200 years
A legendary oak tree associated with the legend of Robin Hood has died after living for approximately 1200 years.
Police identify man found dead in Lake Tekapo
Police have identified a man who was found dead in Lake Tekapo.
Trainer let three emaciated broodmares languish in dirt paddock
A trainer is accused of allowing three severely undernourished broodmares to remain in a dirty paddock.
Chlöe Swarbrick ‘reeling’ at closure of beloved Auckland music venue where she worked
Chlöe Swarbrick is reportedly 'reeling' from the closure of a beloved Auckland music venue where she once worked.
Ex-Silver Fern hits out at ‘double standards’ as Israel Folau's NRL move 'blocked'
The article reports on a former Silver Fern who has criticized what they describe as 'double standards' regarding Israel Folau's attempt to join the NRL.
One critical after helicopter makes mercy dash to Marsden Point
A helicopter made an emergency landing at Marsden Point, likely due to a medical situation requiring urgent assistance.
One dead after car crashes into shopping centre in Auckland
One person has died after crashing into a food outlet at the Red Beach shopping centre in northern Auckland. Fire and emergency services responded to the incident, along with police and ambulance crews. The driver was pronounced dead at the scene following medical assistance.
Heavy rain, strong winds and a weirdly warm shortest day on the way
The article reports on upcoming weather conditions in New Zealand, including heavy rain, strong winds, and an unusually warm shortest day.
State Highway 45 blocked after serious crash
State Highway 45 was blocked following a serious crash.
Beloved family dog dies after being mauled while on walk
A beloved family dog died after being mauled during a walk.
Councillors vote against continuing Wellington's Golden Mile project
Councillors have voted against continuing Wellington's Golden Mile project.
Tim Payne’s 50 best moments from New Zealand vs Iran, ranked
The article discusses New Zealand's 2-2 draw with Iran in their opening match at the 2026 FIFA World Cup, focusing on Tim Payne's performance as New Zealand's starting right-back. It includes anecdotes about fan reactions, including a pre-recorded interview due to overwhelming crowds and a fan wearing a 'No Payne, No Gain' shirt. The article notes that Elijah Just scored both New Zealand goals, becoming the most prolific World Cup goalscorer in All Whites history.
We asked the party leaders one question about MPs’ pay. This is what they said
The article presents responses from New Zealand political party leaders regarding MPs' pay, based on a single question posed to them.
Watch: Debutants score first World Cup goal, but Colombia prove too strong
The article reports on a debutant scoring their first World Cup goal, though Colombia were ultimately victorious.
‘Hearts broken into a million pieces’: Parents of children killed in Sydney pram tragedy speak out
The article reports on parents of children who were killed in a pram-related tragedy in Sydney sharing their emotional experiences.
Gourmet burger chain goes into receivership after 12 years
A gourmet burger chain has entered receivership after operating for 12 years.
‘I don’t have a choice’: Taco shop owner defends price rise
A taco shop owner is defending a recent price increase, stating they have no alternative but to raise prices.
Tell us which takeaway chip is king - and where you can find the best ones
The article invites readers to vote on which takeaway chip brand is considered the best and where they can find the best options.
A brief history of politicians’ perks (and why they're so hard to understand)
The article provides an overview of politicians' perks and discusses the complexity involved in understanding them.
In photos: Creative hats steal the show at the Royal Ascot races in England
The article highlights photographs from the Royal Ascot races in England, focusing on creative hat designs that were a notable feature of the event.
CCTV crew help Palmerston North police track down alleged armed offender
CCTV operators in Palmerston North assisted police in locating an alleged armed offender following an incident where a man was seen pointing a firearm at a group of people. The man was arrested, and a firearm, live ammunition, and drugs were recovered from a nearby vehicle. Police praised the collaborative effort involving CCTV teams, a dog unit, and frontline officers in safely resolving the situation.
Watch: ‘Constant stream of hoons’ wreak havoc on Tauranga street
The article reports on a situation in Tauranga where a 'constant stream of hoons' is causing disruption on a local street.
Transport Minister will not rule out petrol tax increases
The Transport Minister has stated they will not rule out the possibility of increasing petrol taxes.
Police investigating fatal single-vehicle crash
Police are investigating a fatal single-vehicle crash.
Watch: England score four to overwhelm Croatia in wild Dallas showdown
The headline reports on a sports event where England defeated Croatia with a score of four in a match held in Dallas.
SHOCK! The tennis player withdrew from Wimbledon!
World No. 15 tennis player Lorenzo Muzetti withdrew from Wimbledon due to an injury sustained during the Rome tournament, which forced him to skip the French Open in Paris. Muzetti stated that his rehabilitation is progressing well but he has not yet been able to start full training. After careful evaluation, it was concluded that he cannot participate in Wimbledon this year. He emphasized that returning to the court fully prepared is his priority. Muzetti lost to Serbian tennis player Novak Djokovic in the 2024 Wimbledon semifinals. His withdrawal opened the possibility for his compatriot, 49
Auckland pizza favourite to close its doors this month
A popular pizza restaurant in Auckland is set to close its doors this month.
Want to chat about the All Blacks squad or the Super Rugby final? Join the discussion with our rugby writers
The article invites readers to participate in discussions about the All Blacks squad and the Super Rugby final with the publication's rugby writers.
Stuff Group launches major new local news network, Neighbourly News
The Stuff Group has launched a new local news network called Neighbourly News.
All White cuts Bali holiday short for sudden World Cup call-up
The article reports that an athlete known as 'All White' has cut short a holiday in Bali due to a last-minute call-up for the World Cup.