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- Pennsylvania is the state to watch
We are just a few days away from the most consequential US election in my lifetime.
- Airstrikes kill leading Hamas figure
Prospects of a ceasefire between Israel and its foes Hamas and Hezbollah have run aground as Israeli airstrikes killed scores of people in the Gaza Strip, including a senior Hamas official.
- Atishu, Atishu they all fall down to Kiwi
Ayear after flying home for second behind Pride Of Jenni in the Group 1 Empire Rose Stakes (1600m), Go Racing’s pin-up girl Atishu returned to Flemington yesterday and went one better for the Kiwi syndicators.
- Polkinghorne gone from exclusive club
Former Remuera eye surgeon Philip Polkinghorne is no longer a member of the Northern Club, the Herald on Sunday understands.
- Wallabies welcome the talent of Suaalii
Banishing any notion of jealousy, awestruck Wallabies teammates say they can’t wait to play with “insanely talented” code hopper Joseph-Aukuso Suaalii.
- Caps battle to regain control
They chased down a modest total and defended a massive target. Now, to complete a whitewash over India, the Black Caps for the first time must seize back control.
- HEART AND SOUL
A couple who poured their heart and soul into a former halfway house in Auckland’s Grey Lynn have been rewarded for their efforts.
- She’ll be Jake: Brimmer blinder
If this is the start of things, then everyone will want more. The rivalry between Auckland FC and Wellington Phoenix is under way and it’s real.
- Danyelle Mealings In this Herald on Sunday series, we ask well-known Aucklanders for their favourite spots in the city. This week, actor Danyelle Mealings takes us on a tour of her top places.
Favourite beach? Goat Island Marine Reserve has my heart. I grew up in the Bay of Islands, surrounded by so many beautiful beaches so when I moved to Auckland I was delighted to discover another stunning beach where the water is clear, blue and full of sea life. Go on a sunny day when the tide is low and you’ll have the most rejuvenating day. Don’t forget to take your snorkels.
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SAUDI ARABIA
OF WIND?
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- ‘Untangle the web’:
$18m frozen
More than $18 million of alleged bribes from a South American corruption scandal will remain frozen in New Zealand after police were given more time to “untangle the web” of international bank accounts....
- Awful anthem versions: Daze the music died
Opinion has been unanimous this week that the national anthems have been grotesquely awful at the Rugby World Cup, with recordings of a kids’ choir being called unforgivable, and poorly received everywhere....
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- Paul Henry still draws anaudience
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- ‘Poisoning for dummies’ Doctor accused of harming partner also questioned about first husband’s death
Stephen Lewis was lying in his hospital bed with an IV line in his left side and a catheter when he felt a tug on his luer....