Vivo V40e will soon be launched in India, according to a recent report. The newest member of the company's V-series, will reportedly be equipped with a curved display and a 5,500mAh battery. The...
TEHRAN, Sep. 14 (MNA) – Iraq’s Prime Minister Mohammed Shia' al-Sudani says that Israeli forces have committed “the most heinous of killings, massacre, destruction and violation against civilians in full view of the world”.
It's been awhile since the Kansas City Royals have played meaningful September baseball, and it's a feeling the club wants to get used to.,The Royals
Vice President Kamala Harris and former President Donald Trump are campaigning in battleground states this weekend as Election Day approaches.
Luke Derrick’s second collection was a masterclass in how to make stodgy suits look sexy.
Memorials will be held today to honor two of the victims of last week’s deadly shooting at a Georgia high school. CBS News has obtained 911 calls from parents of students trying to get information in the moments after the violence unfolded. The shooting left two teachers and two students dead.
Nine out of 10 general practices are increasing their patient fees to keep afloat as a new report shows the government is drastically underfunding primary healthcare.
ACT Leader and MP for Epsom David Seymour has written to Auckland Transport and the Albert Eden Local Board in opposition to removing car parks from the West Side of Manukau Rd at Greenwoods Corner.
National Road Carriers Association (NRC) is pleased to see the Government’s announcements today allocating funding to Roads of National Significance (RONS) and Roads of Regional Significance (RORS).
Catholic Church leaders in Aotearoa New Zealand have refused to fully disclose an independent report on how they have handled abuse complaints.
E tū media members are seeking to develop sector-wide guidelines for the deployment of AI in New Zealand journalism. This work is urgent in the face of AI being rolled out in ways that are already changing our stories.
Singer Justin Timberlake has accepted a plea deal related to his DUI charges from this summer. Meanwhile, police in Bolivia seized 11,000 turtle eggs that were being illegally transported. All that and all that matters in today’s Eye Opener.
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Former England manager Sven-Goran Eriksson was laid to rest yesterday in his hometown.
Disney fans are being kept waiting for up to 10 years to join the secretive 'Club 33' - but two former members of the expensive 'cult' are now spilling its secrets.
Minsk marks its 957th birthday. The celebrations kicked off with a solemn flower ceremony at the Minsk Hero City Monument.
The 2025 Waitangi Day Celebration Fund (the Fund) is open until Monday, 7 October.
Kiwis shouldn’t have to sacrifice their membership of a rowing club or bridge club just because a piece of legislation loaded on costs in a cost-of-living crisis. The people running these clubs are busy parents, grandparents, and hobbyists building ...
This investment will also support growth in Mosgiel and Queenstown and unlock land for for up to 2,000 new houses to tackle the housing crisis in the region. Up to $33 million will be invested in improving network efficiencies to reduce congestion ...
We are committed to making sure that every transport dollar is spent wisely on the projects and services that Kiwis need. For Northland, this means investing in a resilient and reliable road network that keeps Northland connected and thriving.
Our communities should be supported to build sustainable societies that allow people to move around without great cost to the climate or household budgets.
Prime Minister Christopher Luxon and his Malaysian counterpart, Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim, have today released a Joint Statement emphasising both countries’ commitment to the bilateral Strategic Partnership.
Forty-year-old Arpan Maity, a practising physician and an alumnus of R G Kar Medical College and Hospital, was busy collecting food items, clothes, raincoats, umbrellas and other materials at a makeshift counter near the state health department headquarters where thousands of medics have been staging a sit-in for the last five days. From cots, bed sheets and raincoats to large umbrellas and food packets, the agitators are flooded with items from common people, Maity told PTI at the agitation site. Читать дальше...