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New Zealand will kickoff their campaign against Iran on June 15.

Fisher and Paykel’s $22b valuation makes it NZX’s largest listed company.

Joaquin Guzman Lopez has changed his plea to a narcotics trafficking charge.

Two judges quit, alleging the contest’s final choices were secretly pre-set.

Fatima Bosch’s win followed a public clash with Thai organiser Nawat Itsaragrisil.

The self-portrait's sale surpasses Georgia O’Keeffe’s $44.4m record set a decade ago.

Police used tear gas after masked demonstrators tore down palace barriers.

NY Times: Storm drainage blockages caused by fat a major flooding problem, officials say.

Inna Moll says a makeup artist urged her to film the controversial clip.

Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth called it the deadliest day of the campaign.

OPINION: 'The cheering of the crowd turned to sounds of horror behind me.'

The note claimed Miguel Angel Beltran had been killed ‘for spreading false accusations’.

OPINION: What we learned from the Mexican Grand Prix.

All the action from the Autodromo Hermanos Rodriguez.

A tangle with Williams’ Carlos Sainz ended the Kiwi’s race in the early laps.

The Kiwi was unable to set a flying lap in the second stage of qualifying.

The Kiwi was given just one session on the first day of the race weekend.

The team is expected to decide its 2026 lineups after this weekend’s Mexican Grand Prix.

Zhi Dong Zhang is alleged to have worked closely with Mexico’s drug cartels.

Reserve driver Ayumu Iwasa will take the Kiwi’s place in the first practice session.

New York Times: Nearly 60% of the 1244 largest data centres in the world are outside US.

Australian-owned Aligned runs more than 50 data centres.

US President: 'I could say the same thing for the Olympics.'

Canada, the top lumber supplier to the US, now faces combined duties of 45%.

President Claudia Sheinbaum says 10,000 troops are aiding rescue efforts.

At least 22 people have died in Hidalgo, one of the worst-hit states.

Floods and landslide leave grieving families in central Mexico. Video / AFP

Flooding has damaged more than 1000 homes across Hidalgo state.

Eatery part-owned by Israel Adesanya had claimed Mexican chef stole their taco branding.