Foreign Office planning meeting with officials demanding trillions
Members of the Reparations Commission of the Caribbean Community (Caricom) are planning to travel to the UK in April, sources ...
Pastures Past: New Zealand’s first frozen meat shipment in 1882
On February 15, 1882, the Dunedin left Port Chalmers for London, with New Zealand’s first shipment of frozen meat. The cargo came from Totara Estate, south of Oamaru, and was made up of 4311 sheep, ...
Judge blocks Elon Musk's DOGE from accessing sensitive US Treasury Department material
Anyone prohibited from having access to the sensitive information since Jan. 20 must destroy all copies made from the ...
The historic Clark House, once owned by the Queen has been sold
A mansion owned by royalty, and one of New Zealand's most viewed homes, the historic Clark House in Auckland's Hobsonville, has finally been sold.
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Electronic Artist Brings To Light Hidden History Of The Pacific
Photo: Supplied Freeman was awarded the APRA AMCOS Art Music Grant to research and develop The Girmit. The premiere was ...
Tap into Tasmania’s history while staying at Stillwater Seven in Launceston, Tasmania
It has always been an icon of Launceston’s dining scene and is considered one of the best in Tassie, with luxury ...
UWI senior lecturer calls for Jamaican Patwa to be enshrined in new constitution
Blake, associate dean of the Faculty of Law at the University of the West Indies, Mona, is calling on the Constitution Reform ...
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Papua New Guinea police officer holding rifle allegedly threatens to ‘blow brains’ of civilian
A police officer has been arrested and charged after allegedly pointing a high-powered rifle at a civilian in Papua New Guinea and allegedly threatening to "blow his brains". The tense exchange took ...