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Paul Lewis: €154 fine for a €3 bus fare - Kiwi tourists’ Bologna nightmare

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Steve Braunias: Thank you and good night

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How does New Zealand produce so many successful child actors?

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Editorial: Saudi Arabia's World Cup reveals Fifa’s lack of moral compass

OPINION: Fifa has associated itself with the Saudi regime's dubious human rights record.

Claire Trevett: Politician of the Year 2024 - Why King of the Roads Simeon Brown beats the rest

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