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NZ scraps Māori culture rules in schools

The New Zealand government has abolished mandatory Māori cultural practices in classrooms, sparking debate about cultural preservation versus educational flexibility.

Zohran Mamdani: Redefining New York Politics

Discover the remarkable journey of Zohran Mamdani, the democratic socialist capturing hearts and minds across New York with his unconventional approach to politics and community organising.

New Zealand's Great Exodus to Australia

New Zealand is experiencing an unprecedented population drain as citizens head to Australia in record numbers, driven by better wages and living costs. Discover the economic forces behind this mass migration.

New Jersey Governor Race: Key Battle for 2025

The fiercely contested New Jersey governor's race is heating up as Democrat Josh Shapiro and Republican Jack Ciattarelli clash in a contest that could signal national political trends for 2026.

Turnage's Railway Children triumphs at Glyndebourne

Discover how Mark-Anthony Turnage's powerful new opera adaptation of 'The Railway Children' delivers an emotional masterpiece at Glyndebourne, blending nostalgic storytelling with contemporary musical brilliance.

Torrential Rain Floods New York City Streets

Heavy rainfall transforms New York City into waterways as streets flood, vehicles struggle, and emergency services respond to the unexpected Halloween weather crisis.

Bamberger Symphoniker's Triumphant New Album

Jakub Hrůša leads the Bamberger Symphoniker in a spectacular new album featuring Strauss's 'Don Juan', Dvořák's Symphony No. 8 and Glazunov's 'The Seasons' - a must-listen for classical enthusiasts.

Isle of Dogs: From 'Dullest' to 2,900 New Homes

The Isle of Dogs, once dubbed London's most boring area, is undergoing a massive regeneration project featuring thousands of new homes, commercial spaces, and community facilities in a major boost for the capital's housing market.

UK Launches 'Town of Culture' Search for Overlooked Towns

The government unveils a new competition to crown England's next cultural hotspot, specifically targeting towns that have been 'written out of the national story' and deserve recognition for their unique heritage.

Florence + Machine's 'Everybody Scream' Review

Florence Welch returns with her most ambitious work yet - 'Everybody Scream' masterfully balances raw emotional intensity with moments of profound tranquillity in a career-defining album.

New Orleans Catholic Church pays $100m abuse settlement

In a landmark legal breakthrough, over 60 survivors of sexual abuse by Catholic clergy in New Orleans have reached a $100 million settlement, exposing decades of systematic cover-ups within the archdiocese.

New York Food Banks Face Catastrophic Shutdown

Critical food assistance for millions of vulnerable New Yorkers hangs in the balance as emergency pandemic funding dries up, forcing food banks across the state to scale back operations or close completely.

Doctor's Bracing Advice for New Mothers

An NHS consultant's powerful message challenges the 'bounce back' culture, revealing why slowing down is crucial for new mothers' long-term health.

Abu Dhabi Challenges London & NY Financial Dominance

Abu Dhabi launches an aggressive strategy to transform into a global financial powerhouse, challenging established hubs like London and New York with massive sovereign wealth backing and strategic reforms.

Sainsbury's New Bakery Item Wows Shoppers

Sainsbury's has launched an irresistible new bakery item that's sending shoppers into a frenzy, with many claiming it's the best supermarket baked good they've ever tasted.

Animal Crossing Coming to Nintendo Switch 2

The beloved life simulation game Animal Crossing appears to be heading to Nintendo's next-generation console, with industry insiders suggesting development is well underway for Switch 2.

NSW fast-track laws could accelerate mining projects

Controversial new planning laws in New South Wales could allow major mining and power projects to be fast-tracked, as Premier Chris Minns concedes they'd likely qualify under the contentious system.

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