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Boat setback forces France out of SailGP Auckland
The French will have to settle for watching from the shore, as the fleet tries to break their official speed record on the Waitematā Harbour. Audio
'Very, very special' - Monfils on record-breaking ASB Classic win
Gaël Monfils walked off Stanley Street a winner on Saturday, taking home a title that he'll cherish for a long time.
Block resignation topples New Caledonia's government
A block resignation means the whole government of New Caledonia is deemed to have resigned, and should now act in a caretaker mode.
France has a new PM, but Macron has the same old problems
Analysis - After the toppling of France's government, the next will also have minority support, and be vulnerable to attack from far-right and left-wing opponents.
Notre-Dame holds reopening ceremony
The word "Merci" was projected on to the Paris cathedral as it reopened, in thanks for its salvation after a devastating fire that brought the 860-year-old building close to collapse five years ago.
New French PM spells bad news for pro-independence NCAL groups
The appointment of a right wing Prime Minister in France could potentially fan violence in New Caledonia, says an advocate for Kanaky independence. Audio
France injects new aid to keep New Caledonia's economy afloat
The new financial buoy would allow those essential services to continue operating, at least for the month of September.
New Caledonia's Congress President, Roch Wamytan, replaced
Analysis - In a first in New Caledonia's short Congress history, the new Chair of the local Parliament is now a woman.
Roch Wamytan: 'New Caledonia is not France'
The New Caledonia Congress President has doubled down on Kanaks' aspirations to seek self-determination and lambasted France for "demeaning" Pacific leaders' mission.
France has 'belittled' PIF: New Caledonia wants Pacific mission 'deferred' - Wamytan
A Pacific Islands Forum high-level mission was expected to travel to New Caledonia this week to speak to all sides involved in the ongoining violence in the French territory.
New Caledonia unrest death toll rises to 11 following clash with gendarmes
In New Caledonia, violent unrest and clashes between the rioters and law enforcement units have killed one more person.
New Caledonia’s curfew extended until 19 August
New Caledonia's curfew, which was imposed days after violent unrest broke out on 13 May, has been extended until 19 August, the French High commission said on Friday.
NZ cyclists take gold, bronze medals in final Olympic races
Cyclist Ellesse Andrews has won the women's sprints, while Ally Wollaston claimed bronze in the omnium. Follow RNZ's live updates.
Kerr cashes in with Olympic high jump gold
High jumper Hamish Kerr's historic Olympic gold medal comes with controversial prize money.
Brown, Rabuka and Manele to lead Pacific mission to New Caledonia
The three-person Pacific leaders mission to New Caledonia is expected to happen prior to the Forum Leaders Meeting in Tonga on 26 August, PIF chair Mark Brown says.
France 'decides on who enters' New Caledonia - diplomat
Véronique Roger-Lacan says it is up to Paris to decide whether a high-level mission to New Caledonia will be possible prior to or after the Forum Leaders' Summit in Tonga. Audio
No word from Paris on Pacific mission to New Caledonia - Tonga PM
Hu'akavameiliku says the countdown for a response from France is on with Pacific leaders set to meet in Tonga in the last week of this month.
Foreigners in the heart of the NZ Olympic golf team
Traditional sporting rivalries have been put aside for the Paris Olympics, with an Englishman and a South African getting the full Kiwi treatment while helping New Zealand golfers.
Telecoms installations vandalised in France
Telecom installations in several areas of France have been vandalised, French media have reported.
Olympics drone scandal: 'Expect heads to roll' - footballer
A former New Zealand footballer says he expects "heads to roll" within Canadian footballing ranks - including the women's team's head coach - over the Olympic Games drone scandal.