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High profile members of Imran Khan's political party arrested
More members of Imran Khan's party have been arrested in Pakistan, Anas Mallick talks us through the news stories of the week from South Asia Audio
UK: Oliver Campbell has conviction overturned after 34 years
A man's murder conviction has been over-turned in the UK - Ellie Jay reports from London on the case of Oliver Campbel''l' Audio
Harris puts Trump on defensive in fiery presidential debate
A former prosecutor, Harris, 59, appeared to get under the former president's skin repeatedly, prompting a visibly angry Trump, 78, to deliver a series of falsehood-filled retorts.
Feature interview: The American stories we miss
Zaid Jilani is something that feels very unusual in the United States right now. He's a journalist who doesn't want to tell stories that fit into narratives on the left or the right. Fiercely… Audio
Harris, Trump go on the attack in first debate's opening moments
Republican Donald Trump and Democratic Vice President Kamala Harris immediately went on the offensive in the opening segment of their first presidential debate, each seeking a campaign-altering moment…
Heading Off: Visiting Torquay with Basil Faulty
Today Jesse heads to the Devonshire seaside town of Torquay, which local hotelier Basil Faulty says is well worth the visit. Basil is currently in New Zealand running a series of informational… Audio
Australia to set minimum age for social media
The Australian government has committed to setting a minimum social media age limit, citing concerns about mental and physical health. Burnet Institute programme director of behaviours and health… Audio
Foo Fighters' Dave Grohl admits fathering baby outside marriage
"I love my wife and my children, and I am doing everything I can to regain their trust and earn their forgivenes," he wrote in a statement.
Questions raised over NZ decision to play cricket test against Afghanistan
The Black Caps and Afghanistan are still waiting to get their one off test match underway in India, after two days of ground delays. The match was already controversial with some saying New Zealand… Audio
Half of Timor Leste population turns out for mass with Pope Francis
The Vatican estimates at least 600,000 attend the mass, with Timor Leste one of two mainly Catholic countries in Asia.
Details released for King Charles' visit to Australia and Samoa
King Charles and Queen Camilla will visit Sydney, Canberra and Apia in October.
Four hopefuls left in race to lead UK Conservatives
The Conservatives face an uphill battle after their worst ever election result with former minister Robert Jenrick the frontrunner to lead the party.
Final hours until first debate between Harris and Trump
Donald Trump is expected to accuse Kamala Harris of flip-flopping on policy, while she says he has "real problem with the truth".
US: Harris, Trump preparing differently for debate
The first presidental debate between Kamala Harris and Donald Trump being held in Philidelphia this afternoon, Bevan Hurley has been looking at how the candidates are preparing. Audio
Typhoon Yagi unleashes destruction in Vietnam, threatens Hanoi
The death toll is at least 127, with 54 people still missing as flooding hits the northern provinces.
Mid-East:shooting on border between Israel, Jordan
A shooting on the Israel/Jordan border leads news out of the Middle-East, Alex Baird has the wrap from Doha. Audio
Decline in legal tobacco sales in Australia
Legal tobacco sales are down in Australia - and it's partly down to illegal cigarettes - expert smoker Pam Corkery has the story Audio
Trump and Harris go head to head tomorrow in debate
United States correspondent Todd Zwillich speaks to Lisa Owen about the second presidential debate and first meeting between Donald Trump and Kamala Harris set to kick off tomorrow. Audio
What's happening in Oz?
Our Australian correspondent Brad Foster share the latest news from across the ditch. Audio
From schools to politics to pharmacies, former students apply Kiwi education
"I was sent to New Zealand with a purpose to learn - and to bring those learnings home," says o ne of the students in a pioneering cross-country programme.
