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Protests in Europe as locals push back against mass tourism
New York Times: Protesters in Barcelona sprayed tourists with water on the Golden Mile.
Kiwi fans miss out as broadcasters skip Women's Euros coverage
The tournament starts on July 3 in Switzerland and is streaming in 138 countries.
Everything you should know about Spanish tapas
Tapas have travelled the world, but nothing beats the OG in Madrid.
Alex Powell: Where does Lawson stand with Red Bull as Hadjar continues to shine?
OPINION: What we learned from the Spanish Grand Prix.
'We got screwed': Lawson narrowly misses points in chaotic Spanish Grand Prix
The Kiwi was so close, but so far from more points in Barcelona.
'Pretty disappointed': Lawson qualifies 13th for Spanish Grand Prix
The Kiwi wasn't able to repeat his heroics from Monaco qualifying last week.
Watch: Liam Lawson gifted Whittaker's chocolates by Kiwi F1 fan
Todd Kirkwood had been carrying the blocks for a month while on holiday.
'Good base to build on': Lawson records two top-10 finishes in Barcelona practice
The Kiwi seems poised to continue his Formula One resurgence.
Spurs finally end trophy drought with Europa League win over Man Utd
It had been 17 years since Spurs last won any silverware.
Spain shuts 65,000 Airbnb listings amid rental crackdown
Over 65,000 Airbnb listings in Spain will be shut down due to housing issues.
100 dead as Israel launches fresh Gaza offensive
The Israeli military says it has struck over 150 targets in the Gaza Strip in 24 hours.
‘Great honour’: World leaders welcome Leo, first US pope
Robert Francis Prevost, now Pope Leo XIV, is the first American pope.
Children rescued from four-year Covid lockdown in ‘horror house’
Parents, fearing Covid, forced kids to wear three face masks indoors.
Inside the online gang accused of crippling M&S with cyber-attack
The attack wiped millions from M&S's market value and emptied some shelves.
'Wake-up call': Blackouts highlight risks of net zero reliance
Emergency declared in Spain; Portugal's water supply might be disrupted.
Power cut across Spain and Portugal leaves millions without electricity
A massive power outage struck Spain and Portugal on Monday, impacting millions by disrupting public transport, traffic lights and hospitals.
Massive power outage across Spain and Portugal impacts 58.5 million people
Traffic chaos ensued as roads clogged and stop lights failed in major cities.
So, you think you can dance? Put your steps to the test at these toe-tapping destinations
The art of movement is central to many cultures.
Gregor Paul: The surprising countries making charge for RWC hosting rights
Leaders of the global game are keen on Middle East investment.
Chinese restaurant shut down after pigeons served as ‘roast duck’
'The duck had a taste that was, at best, strange,' an unwary visitor noted.
Where to next? Contenders to host America’s Cup after Auckland ruled out
Auckland was officially ruled out as a potential America's Cup host earlier this week.
'Real threat': NZ Hells Angels member arrested in Spain after two years on run
He was initially arrested in 2020 for conspiracy to smuggle cocaine into New Zealand.
No Hula-Hooping, no peeing in the ocean: 11 rules that might surprise travellers
There will be no building of sandcastles in Italy, thank you.
NZ’s Liam Lawson dubbed ‘F1’s new superstar' in high-profile interview
Lawson sat down with the best-selling magazine GQ in Madrid during F1 preseason testing.
Surgeon who operates on NZ women with controversial syndrome charged with killing patient
The surgeon is considered a saviour by some NZ patients, who say he changed their lives.
America’s Cup in Auckland ‘won’t happen’ without a bed tax, says mayor
Tātaki Auckland Unlimited have been in early talks about hosting the next America's Cup
‘Hugely satisfying’: Barcelona’s $2 billion America’s Cup boost
The study was carried out by the University of Barcelona.