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Jetstar A320 jets' software update complete, resume flying
However, some of Air New Zealand's fleet remains grounded with further cancellations possible.
Australian PM Albanese marries in Canberra
Anthony Albanese is the first Australian prime minister to get married in office, after proposing to Jodie Haydon on Valentine's Day last year.
Al Gillespie: Solutions in Ukraine?
Waikato University International Law professor Alexander Gillespie joins Jim to discuss the latest from Ukraine. Audio
Hong Kong mourns 128 victims of high-rise blaze as 200 remain missing
Authorities have arrested 11 people in connection with the city's worst blaze in nearly 80 years.
Hondurans face elections under shadow of Trump, fraud allegations
Three candidates have emerged as frontrunners, but there is no clear favourite.
Why are screen villains always drinking milk?
From Frankenstein to cold-blooded assassin Anton Chigurh in No Country for Old Men, milk is a long way from human kindness in movieland.
Israeli raid in southern Syrian village kills 13, Syrian state media says
Thirteen people have been killed in an Israeli "criminal attack" in a village, Syria says, while Israel says its troops came under fire during an operation to arrest militants.
Airbus issues major A320 recall after flight-control incident
Sources say some jets may need hardware changes, during one of the busiest travel weeks internationally.
Toy Story turns 30: Pixar's animated comedy went to infinity and beyond
Toy Story took more than four years to create and made history as the world's first computer-animated feature film.
R360 league launch delayed until 2028, Tindall says
The launch of the R360 league, billed as a 'new global rugby series', has been delayed by two years, to 2028, ensure its long-term commercial impact.
Ukraine latest
Ukrainian president Volodymyr Zelensky's chief of staff has resigned following an anti corruption raid on his home. Audio
Ukraine's key peace negotiator resigns after anti-corruption raid of his home
One of President Volodymyr Zelensky's closest aides, Andriy Yermak has often been seen as Ukraine's second most powerful man.
Hong Kong tower fire toll rises to 128, more arrests made
Hong Kong's security chief says the fire alarms were not working properly, and a task force to investigate possible corruption on renovations has been set up.
Trump vows to freeze migration from 'Third World Countries' after DC attack
The comments followed the death of a National Guard member who had been shot near the White House in an ambush.
Two escape from French prison using bed sheets
United Kingdom correspondent Lucy Thomson spoke to Lisa Owen about two prisoners in France escaping by using bed sheets, as well as the UK's Labour government reversing a key promise on workers… Audio
Death toll continues to rise in Hong Kong apartment fires
Asia correspondent Katie Silver spoke to Lisa Owen about the death toll continuing to rise from the devastating apartment fires in Hong Kong, as well severe weather and flooding across Southeast Asia… Audio
Survivors ask how Hong Kong was fire allowed to happen
For half an hour as the fire grew and swallowed an adjacent building, Wan watched television in his home, unaware of the danger blazing his way.
US reviewing 'every' Green Card of 19 countries after capital attack
The order banned entry of almost all nationals from 12 of the countries, including Afghanistan.
US National Guard member dies after Washington shooting
Sarah Beckstrom has died from her wounds after she and fellow member of the National Guard were ambushed by a lone gunman near the White House in Washington, DC.
Hong Kong's deadliest blaze in decades kills at least 94, scores missing
Firefighters are still scouring the torched buildings in an apartment complex for scores of people listed as missing.