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Daily Mirror apologises to Prince Harry over unlawful action
A British tabloid publisher has apologised to Prince Harry for unlawfully seeking information about him, at the start of a lawsuit the royal is bringing over alleged "industrial-scale" phone-hacking.
Ruling won't stop Donald Trump running for president
Writer E.Jean Carroll has spoken after winning a defamation and sexual assault case against Donald Trump.
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The ruling won't stop… Audio
US: E Jean Carroll speaks after successful case against Trump
Last week our reporter Henry Riley was at the pub with the Prince and Princess of Wales. This week it's Bevan Hurley's turn to be at the centre of news coverage - he's been in court for the defamation… Audio
Japan: creating explosion - canned coffee & laundry powder
Fresh off a plane from his honeymoon in Mexico is our Japan correspondent Chris Gilbert. Nathan Rarere caught up with him for the first time in a couple of weeks and asked him about a most Japanese of… Audio
UK: Prince Harry gets apology from Daily Mirror
We begin this morning in the UK - where Prince Harry has received an apology from the Daily Mirror. With Nathan Rarere from London is our correspondent Henry Riley. Audio
Australian government releases 2023 budget
Cash for cost-of-living relief, housing and healthcare are the highlights of the Australian government's 2023 budget, released last night.
The Albanese government is also expected to deliver the… Audio
Civilisation at a 'turning point' - Putin
Vladimir Putin says civilisation is at a 'turning point' due to the war in Ukraine, comparing the conflict to world war two.
The President of Russia made the comments on Victory Day, Russia's annual… Audio
Imran Khan arrested after being charged with corruption
To the Middle East now - in Doha is our correspondent Alex Baird. Audio
Solo parents big winner in Australian budget
We begin this morning in Australia - joining Nathan Rarere from high above Brisbane is our good friend Pam Corkery. Audio
Governor-General on Goff's blunder
Governor-General Dame Cindy Kiro says lessons have been learned following the breach of tikanga at an event leading up to King Charles' coronation.
High Commissioner to the UK Phil Goff caused… Audio
UK: King Charles asks people to volunteer on Bank Holiday
They're busy de-festooning London of bunting - for all the action from the massive clean-up, Nathan Rarere is joined by our correspondent Ellie Jay. Audio
Australian Correspondent Brad Foster
Brad Foster provides a catch-up on a busy week in Australia including news of the passing of Australian MasterChef judge Jock Zonfrillo, the Aussie connections to the King's Coronation, and discusses… Audio
Coronation Concert - C listers celebration?
A packed crowd at Windsor Castle has been watching a music concert as part of King Charles' coronation celebrations.
It wraps up a weekend of more relaxed festivities, after Saturday night's very… Audio
Hipkins tells BBC: Treaty settlement process 'very powerful ... but it isn't easy'
In a 10-minute interview, Prime Minister Chris Hipkins has told Britain redress for indigenous peoples must be an open process that's "always a work in progress". Video
William pays tribute to King Charles and late Queen
The Prince of Wales says Queen Elizabeth II would be a "proud mother" as he praises his father King Charles.
'Cornucopia' of coronation events at Wellington Cathedral
Among a raft of events across the country to mark the King's coronation was a three-day festival of events at Wellington's Cathedral of St Paul.
A coronation-themed organ recital, a concert, a live… Audio
Gun salutes, church services, planting to celebrate coronation
Twenty-one-gun-salutes, church services and tree planting were some of the events to mark King Charles' coronation here in Aotearoa.
But along with renditions of God Save the King came the republic… Audio
Royalist on watching the coronation from NZ
Many New Zealanders tuned into the Coronation on Saturday.
Some dressed up, held viewing parties, or even put in the effort to bake the special coronation quiche.
One person having a cup of tea for… Audio
Families ripped apart by Pacific blackbirding now reuniting
From the 1860s until 1901, trading ships took Pacific islanders to work on plantations - many kidnapped or tricked, now some of those families are being reunited.
Whangārei royal fan on the coronation
King Charles' Coronation brought pomp and ceremony to screens around the globe this weekend.
Dramatic hats, bejewelled swords, gold carriages, hundreds of horses and diamond-laden crowns were all on… Audio
