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NZ to toughen anti-terror laws after knife attack

The Auckland attacker has now been identified as Sri Lankan Ahamed Aathil Mohamed Samsudeen.
Asia
Tuna bounce back, but sharks in 'desperate' decline

Extinction list update reveals mixed news for marine life, as world conservation summit open in France.
Science & Environment
New Zealand cinema worker's voicemail blooper

A cinema employee in New Zealand went viral on TikTok with his attempt to leave a voicemail recording.
Asia

Sport

Will there be more on-track controversy?

Another intense home race - this time for Max Verstappen - could be another one to savour.
Formula 1
Warrington rematch with Lara ends in draw

Josh Warrington's rematch with Mauricio Lara ends in a technical draw after the Mexican suffered a huge cut above his left eye in the second round.
Boxing
Depay stars in emphatic Netherlands win

Memphis Depay scores twice as the Netherlands secure an important World Cup qualifying victory over Montenegro.
Football

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Ten films to watch this September

Including a Sopranos prequel and a thoroughly modern Cinderella
Culture
The capital city you've never heard of

It's located in the shadow of one of the world's most-visited cities
Travel
How to clean up microplastics with magnets

An Irish 20-year-old has found a way to keep our water plastic-free
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The French take on a trendy 'superfood'

Some 850 seaweed varieties flourish in Breton waters
Travel
Bangladesh's unusual use for oysters

An island hard-hit by climate change could be protected by the humble shellfish
Future
Four stars for Dune

Denis Villeneuve's sci-fi epic premieres at the Venice Film Festival
Culture
How narcissists climb the ladder

Why self-centred workers keep getting promoted
Worklife
News Quiz: What did Ronaldo get up to?

How closely have you been paying attention to what's been going on during the past seven days?
World
Easy lunch ideas for the return to school or work

No more soggy sandwiches – portable lunches have never tasted so good
Food
The dream that started at the supermarket

Aruba had never had a Paralympic team until a student in her 20s decided to make it happen.
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Soldier describes caring for Kabul airport baby

Lt Col Ben Caesar helped look after the baby who was pulled over the airport wall in Afghanistan.

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