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Harris v Donald: We’ve got the result!

It's the clash the world has long anticipated: HARRIS v DONALD!

Timeline: The twists and turns of the US presidential election 2024

Financial Times: These campaigns have been another remarkable ride for American democracy.

Hoax bomb threats disrupt polling in key US states; Russian interference blamed

Bomb threats have been directed at three important polling states in the US.

Polls begin to close, first results imminent in knife-edge election

In some states, almost half of votes have already been cast.

Workplace horror: Man buried alive under hot asphalt

First responders said the grim scene was 'something you do not want to see'.

How the US election could unfold: Four scenarios

New York Times: A look at some plausible outcomes.

‘F*** around and find out’: DA warns election protesters as US braces for violence

Leaders are calling for a‘peaceful transfer of power’ amid fears of Jan 6-style unrest.

Republicans call for voters to ‘avenge’ Peanut the squirrel’s death

The seizure – and euthanasia – of Peanut sparked outrage from fans.

On Telegram, a violent preview of what may unfold on election day and after

New York Times: Tensions rise as Trump allies rally armed watchers for election day.

US election: Donald Trump escalates false claims of fraud

Trump is already claiming fraud before the final count of votes begins.

‘If Harris wins, you’re going to see armed protesters’: Threats amid US election chaos

A film-maker who spent three months with the Proud Boys militia is predicting turmoil.

Newly minted unicorn: Jamie Beaton's Crimson raises $68m at $1b valuation

'It's the single biggest cheque we've ever written.'

Simon Wilson: Why don't we get to vote? How the US election result will affect us all

OPINION: Four ways for President Kamala Harris to make a difference to climate change.

Property Insider: SkyCity's forest panels illuminated; Mormon temple opening; Metlifecare in Remuera

A tower of this size would be a big ask.

Weary, troubled and nervous: Americans flood the early vote

New York Times: Nearly 75 million people have cast early ballots.

Many Americans know strife won't end with polling day

You might think the election wraps up this week, but you'd be wrong.