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Michael Wood finishes Assisi pilgrimage at Pope's funeral
Former Minister of Transport Michael Wood found himself at the Vatican for the funeral on Saturday, he talked with producer Matthew Hutching Audio
Pope's funeral sees high powered talks between US, Ukraine
A big weekend at The Vatican for the funeral of Pope Francis - Anita Purcell-Sjölund reports from Europe Audio
Americans reflect on 100 days of President Trump 2.0
Trump promised the "most extraordinary first 100 days of any presidency in American history". Here's what some Americans think.
'Do you want something bad to happen?': Armed men threaten psychologist
The woman, who treated Colombian drug gang victims, is allowed to stay in New Zealand after ongoing death threats against herself, her mother and her husband.
Napoleon's sword to be sold at auction in Paris
Napoleon ordered the sabre in 1802 and kept it throughout his reign.
NZ's only cardinal reflects on 'amazing' funeral, 'daunting' job of choosing new pope
Cardinal John Dew, said he felt incredibly privileged to have attended Pope Francis' funeral. Audio
Virginia Giuffre remembered as a vocal advocate for sexual abuse victims
The prominent accuser of Jeffrey Epstein and Prince Andrew is being remembered for her "incredible courage" in speaking out against abuse and pursuing justice.
What Luigi Mangione supporters want you to know
Some have expressed sympathy and even support for Mangione who has been charged with the fatal shooting of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson. Audio
Explainer: What to watch for when a new pope is chosen
The new pope is soon to be decided through the secretive process of the conclave. Here's what to expect.
Kiwi aid worker returns to Syria after fall of Assad
Although Kiwi agency ReliefAid has been delivering aid to Syrian families since 2015, founder Mike Seawright had been prevented from entering the country under the dictatorial regime. Audio
Suspected chemical blast at Iran's biggest port kills 14, injures hundreds
A huge blast probably caused by the explosion of chemical materials killed at least 14 people and injured more than 700.
Hamas open to five-year Gaza truce, one-time hostages release
A Hamas official said the Palestinian militant group "is ready for an exchange of prisoners in a single batch and a truce for five years".
'Smaller is better': Why fashion has turned its back on inclusivity
Less than 1 percent of models during recent runway shows were plus-sized. Some fear it shows fashion is on a worrying trajectory away from inclusivity.
Pope Francis' coffin carried to his final resting place
Large crowds have gathered for the pope's funeral mass, before lining the streets as his coffin was carried to the Basilica de Santa Maria Maggiore where he has been laid to rest.
Lord of the Rings fan killed after accepting lift - inquest
Joseph Snode died in a single-vehicle crash on the West Coast on 28 January 2024.
Virginia Giuffre, who accused Jeffrey Epstein and Prince Andrew of sexual abuse, has died
"It is with utterly broken hearts that we announce that Virginia passed away last night at her farm in Western Australia," the family said in a statement.
Indian airlines to suffer higher costs in Pakistan airspace ban
The nuclear-armed arch-rivals have unleashed a raft of measures against each other amid tensions over a deadly militant attack in Kashmir.
Luigi Mangione pleads not guilty to federal charges in CEO killing
He previously pleaded not guilty to a separate set of New York state charges.
US judge arrested for allegedly obstructing immigration agents
The US Justice Department said Hannah Dugan refused to turn over a man after immigration agents showed up to arrest him in her courtroom.
Thousands expected in St Peter's Square for Pope's funeral
Pope Francis died at the Vatican on Easter Monday of a stroke and heart failure, following a long illness.
