One the world's great novels taken off Wales' GCSE because of racial slurs
Steinbeck's novella, which was published in 1937, tells the story of George Milton and Lennie Small, who are displaced ...
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What Happens When Rules Are Broken Twice?
An intense back-and-forth about violations and authority takes center stage. Who’s right, and who’s taking it too far? Find ...
Westpac NZ admits overcharging customers $6.35m
Westpac New Zealand has admitted to “misleading representations” that resulted in $6.35 million in overcharges, the Financial ...
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Can the Ferrari Purosangue cut it on New Zealand's most spectacular driving roads?
One country somehow combines all of our favourite roads from all over the world. We take in the majesty of New Zealand from ...
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Sri Lanka target success in New Zealand with balanced ODI squad
Sri Lanka have announced a strong 17-member squad, led by Charith Asalanka for their upcoming three-match away ODI series ...
UPSC cheating case: Delhi HC refuses to grant anticipatory bail to ex-IAS trainee Puja Khedkar
In September, the Centre discharged Puja Khedkar from the IAS, after she was accused of faking her identity to get more attempts in the UPSC examination.
"Symptoms from a defence force that is struggling": Retired Lieutenant Colonel on further NZDF cuts
The New Zealand Defence Force is making more cuts in a bid to help its nearly $130-million budget shortfall.  Documents ...
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'Batting is a little better, like...': Cheteshwar Pujara reveals Rohit Sharma-led India's weakness ahead of Boxing Day Test of Border-Gavaskar Trophy 2024-25
India veteran batter Cheteshwar Pujara reckons that Rohit Sharma-led side's real weakness is bowling because the middle order ...