9 September 2024
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9 Sep: Papua New Guinea will bring in former New Zealand governor-general and senior diplomat Sir Jerry Mateparae to help resolve a deep impasse over Bougainville's political future.... more
9 Sep: The tragic royal, who was killed aged 36 in a 1997 Paris car smash, was stricken with the eating disorder just before she got married to Prince Charles, and continued to suffer with it as their marriage collapsed.... more
9 Sep: Wellington Phoenix coach Giancarlo Italiano is adamant striker David Ball will stay put with the team for the upcoming A-League football season... more
9 Sep: The actress, 52, caused a sensation in the 1999 movie by sharing a lesbian kiss on screen with her co-star Sarah Michelle Gellar, 47, and has spent recent years being open about her battle with multiple sclerosis - which has led to her being forced to use a cane to walk.... more
9 Sep: The 75-year-old revealed earlier this year he was battling an unnamed form of cancer which was detected after he went into hospital for a routine operation to correct an enlarged prostate, and a royal source has now said he is well on the road to recovery.... more
9 Sep: The singer, 55, reportedly made the remark to the actor, 54, while they were promoting their new 'Unstoppable' movie at the Toronto International Film Festival - with her comment appearing to be a reference to her collapsed marriage to Ben Affleck.... more
9 Sep: The tragic royal was killed aged 36 on 31 August, 1997, and spent years in pain over her crumbling relationship with Charles, which saw him have a fling with his now-wife Camilla and her seek comfort in lovers including former cavalry officer James, now 66.... more
9 Sep: The 'Lord of the Rings' actor, 85, is at the centre of outrage after he made a string of digs at the Royal Family - including branding Prince Harry dim, and Queen Elizabeth "quite mad" and "rude".... more
