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Pressure mounts on Israel to explain deaths of aid workers
Pressure is mounting on Israel to explain why seven humanitarian aid workers in clearly marked vehicles were killed in an air strike this week.
Seven people died after the World Central Kitchen… Audio
UN suspends aid movements at night in Gaza
The World Food Programme will continue operations during the day following the deaths of seven aid workers in Gaza.
Finnish police say bullying was motive for school shooting
Finnish Police say the 12-year old who shot three fellow students claims he was bullied.
British conservatives set for heavy defeat to Labour - survey
YouGov projects Rishi Sunak's Conservatives would win just 155 seats and Labour would win 403.
NATO foreign ministers meet in Brussels to discuss long-term military support for Ukraine
NATO foreign ministers are meeting in Brussels to discuss how to put military support for Ukraine on a long-term footing.
On the agenda for the two-day meeting is a proposal for a 100 billion Euro… Audio
Aid convoy in Gaza deliberately targeted by IDF say sources
US President Joe Biden says he is "outraged and heartbroken" following Israel's killing of seven humanitarian aid workers in Gaza this week.
In a highly critical statement, the President said Israel… Audio
NATO celebrates it's anniversary in Brussels
To Europe now, our correspondent in Sweden is Dr Anita Purcell-Sjölund who spoke with Nathan Rarere. Audio
UK: Tea and a tour of Balmoral, yours for only £150
To the UK now, correspondent Ellie Jay is with us from London Audio
Death toll rises in Taiwan's strongest earthquake in 25 years
The quake, which hit duing rush hour in Taiwan, set off a tsunami warning for southern Japan and the Philippines that was later lifted. Video
Taiwan earthquake: Correspondent William Yang
Nights' Taiwan correspondent William Yang gives us the latest on the 7.7 earthquake that struck off the coast of Taiwan earlier today. Audio
Kiwis caught in magnitude 7.7 Taiwan quake: 'Really, really terrifying'
Delphine Herbert - who was also in Christchurch for the 2011 disaster - was on her first full day in Taiwan when the quake hit. Audio
Australians outraged, PM tells Netanyahu after citizen killed in Israeli strike
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has admitted it was an Israel Defense Forces air strike that killed Australian aid worker Lalzawmi Frankcom and six others.
Australian aid worker among 7 killed in Israeli airstrike
The aid workers killed in an Israeli airstrike in Gaza were British, Polish, Australian, Palestinian and a dual US-Canadian citizen.
Trump calls illegal migrants 'animals' and 'not human'
The Republican presidential candidate intensified his focus on illegal immigration during visit to key swing states.
Britain condemns 'appalling' killing of aid workers in Israeli airstrike
Benjamin Netanyahu say an airstrike that killed seven people from Australia, Britain Poland and the US was unintended and "tragic".
Reports Kava is being commercially grown in US
Recent reports of Kava being commercially grown in the United States have sparked concerns about the threat posed to the Kava Industry in the Pacific Islands.
RNZ Pacific's Finau Fonua has more. Audio
Israeli strike kills seven aid workers
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has admitted that an "unintentional" strike killed seven workers of food aid charity World Central Kitchen.
Among those killed by the Israeli strike were… Audio
Tesla first quarter numbers worse than expected
Electric carmaker Tesla has released its first quarter vehicle production and deliveries report, and the numbers are worse than anticipated.
Deliveries fell 8.5 percent from this time last year, and… Audio
Fire kills 29 people at Istanbul nightclub during daytime renovations
Turkish authorities say fire engulfed the underground nightclub and dozens of residents living above it were evacuated.
International condemnation of Israel after killing aid workers
To the Middle-East now - in Doha is Alex Baird. Audio
