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From polo ponies to urgent 911 call, what happened in Argentina.

Experts warn Brazil's air monitoring is outdated as wildfires cause health crisis.

Financial Times: Libertarian leader says ‘degenerates’ would ruin his fiscal balance.

Pressure mounts to find solutions as the All Blacks face the Pumas.

The All Blacks face a pressing challenge after their 38-30 defeat to Argentina.

All blacks coach Scott Robertson speaks to the media in Wellington following a historic loss to Argentina. Video / NZ Herald

OPINION: Beauden Barrett's age-defying form challenges the All Blacks' strategy.

Police entered the stands to prevent disorder between fans.

Kenny Lynn joins Martin Bogado with Argentina squad.

New York Times: 'Cults exist here, but we’ve never seen one that operated at this level.'

Times: 'Harry is an offensive player ... whereas William is a solid defensive player.'

60-year-old Argentine woman watched her Miss Universe dreams melt away.

Financial Times: Aggressive interest rate cuts blamed for black market volatility.

Discover where your favourite destinations sit among the 20 top-ranked nations.

Lawyer and journalist Alejandra Rodríguez now has her sights set on the national title.

Buenos Aires is a city that keeps its own time and is a gift to jet-lagged travellers.

The couple are passionate about helping people have a better quality of life.

Why Buenos Aires continues to thrive as a tourist hotspot.

FT: A record 2 billion people are set to go to the polls as autocracy spreads worldwide.

NYT: Bad vibes, conflicting stories and odd injuries - were two climbers killed in 1973?

Painful economic steps new president announced sound draconian.

Brendon Johnston says he now wakes up every day feeling 'excited'.

Penguins, whales and polar icebergs were to be expected. A pint of porter was not.

It unfolded from a seemingly dire situation in one corner of their in-goal area.

Financial Times: Virtually everyone, except the very rich, feel effects of fiscal reform.

Financial Times: Signs maverick next leader is backing away from flagship policy.

Live like a cowboy in the little-known Uspallata Valley.

Right-wing populist, Trump admirer, resoundingly win's Argentina’s presidency.

Sergio Massa’s victory over Javier Milei means the two will go to a November 19 runoff.