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Analysis: A police crackdown will be followed by a "dialogue mission" to help heal the wounds in the South Pacific territory. Video

The eruption has sent ash 4km high, as streaks of purple lightning flashed around its crater, with authorities rushing people out of seven nearby villages.

"We've got to get gun owners to vote," Trump said. "I think you're a rebellious bunch. But let's be rebellious and vote this time."

In a country where criticising the government can get you killed, Toomaj Salehi has remained fearless.

Hari Simon told RNZ Pacific it has been a terrifying experience to witness the chaos unfold in New Caledonia.

Benny Gantz's prospective walkout could increase strains on an increasingly unwieldy wartime government.

"We just can't go on like this... we are killing ourselves," minister pleads.

Police say the activists glued themselves to a runway, leading to around 60 flights being cancelled.

Thousands of homes are destroyed, shops are under water and key roads closed after the deluge.

The doctors had trained for one of the worst war zones in the world. The reality was even worse than they imagined, they say.

CCTV has emerged appearing to show rap mogul Sean 'Diddy' Combs attacking singer Casandra 'Cassie' Ventura in a hotel hallway in 2016.

David DePape stood silently as he was sentenced and looked down at times.

Former President Donald Trump will head to Minnesota on a day off from his hush money trial for a Republican fundraiser Friday night in a traditionally Democratic state

New Zealand Football says it is concerned about the serious allegations made in the A-League betting scandal unfolding in Sydney.

The Sunday Times Rich List says the former Beatle boosted his wealth by $105m in the past year.

Israeli forces say the bodies of three people killed on 7 October were found in a Hamas tunnel.

Police are warning that the military is authorised to use lethal weapons if the violence doesn't abate.

Around 500 tonnes of aid is expected to enter the Gaza Strip in the coming days.

The man was reportedly armed with a knife and an iron bar and was shot when he went towards the police.

With the airport closed and no staff at the consulate, New Zealanders are feeling like they've "just been left alone".