18 October 2025
Tear gas and stun grenades were used to disperse hundreds of protesters who were calling for more provisions for those who helped oust the former government of Sheikh Hasina.
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18 Oct: A woman stabbed in Melbourne's CBD is making a physical recovery from the incident, but is still struggling with the emotional aftermath, her family says.... more
18 Oct: The Ukrainian president offers the US thousands of military drones in exchange for American Tomahawk missiles, but Donald Trump says he wants to end the war "without thinking about Tomahawks".... more
18 Oct: Millions of Americans are expected to take to the streets this weekend as part of nationwide protests against US President Donald Trump. Here's what to know about the events, which could see the single biggest day of protest in US history.... more
18 Oct: King Charles's brother has come under significant pressure after being linked to the late convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein and his ties to China.... more
18 Oct: The US military has launched six strikes on Venezuelan vessels the Trump administration claims were involved in drugs trafficking, and some are warning the intervention is threatening to spark an all-out war.... more
18 Oct: John Bolton has become one of Donald Trump's most vocal critics after he was ousted from the US president's administration during his first term.... more
17 Oct: Known for his landmark apology for Japan's World War II aggression and the phrases "deep remorse" and "heartfelt apology", Tomiichi Murayama has died at a hospital in Oita City.... more
RUGBY Canterbury hooker George Bell's outlined what he claims will be critical to containing Hawke's Bay as they bid for a first NPC final berth since 20-22 More...
BUSINESS The rising cost of food is also affecting chocolate with popular Kiwi brand Whittaker's increasing its prices More...
