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Horror in a stormy sea: passengers of the cruise ship “Crown Princess” injured after a storm off New Zealandr

The cruise ship Crown Princess with 3,100 passengers was caught in a severe storm near Milford Sound. As a result of the ship's tilting, 16 people were injured, but the liner continued its planned trip.

News of the World • March 3, 12:58 PM • 25523 views
Adam Sandler surprised at the Oscars 2025: how the comedian broke fashion rules

American actor Adam Sandler broke the dress code at the Oscars 2025 ceremony by wearing a $175,000 Aviator Nation hoodie and basketball shorts. The comedian skipped the red carpet and joked about his look with host Conan O'Brien.

News of the World • March 3, 08:50 AM • 240650 views
The world-famous band U2 supported Volodymyr Zelenskyy and Ukraine

The Irish rock band U2 posted a photo of President Zelensky wearing blue and yellow on Instagram. The musicians added a special message about freedom and supported Ukraine with the words “Glory to Ukraine!”.

Culture • March 2, 11:09 AM • 51786 views
Australia and New Zealand express support for Ukraine after the White House skirmish. Zelensky thanked

The prime ministers of Australia and New Zealand expressed support for Ukraine after the spat between Trump and Zelensky in the Oval Office. The leaders reaffirmed their unwavering position on protecting Ukraine's sovereignty.

Politics • March 1, 09:59 AM • 60810 views
The famous American film director becomes a citizen of New Zealand: “It's inevitable after Trump's re-election”

Avatar director James Cameron is planning to become a New Zealand citizen after 14 years of living in the country. He explains his decision by his unwillingness to return to the United States because of Donald Trump's policies.

News of the World • February 28, 09:03 AM • 146232 views
Chinese military exercises forced US pilots to urgently change routes

American airline pilots received an unexpected warning about China's military exercises near Australia during a flight. The incident occurred in the Tasman Sea, forcing crews to quickly adjust routes through busy air corridors.

News of the World • February 28, 03:35 AM • 31633 views
Thermos Day, Pink Shirt Day, World Slow Day: what is celebrated on February 26

On February 26, the world celebrates Thermos Day, Pink Shirt Day, Pistachio Day, Slow Day, and Good Deeds Day. Each holiday has its own unique history and social significance.

Society • February 26, 04:20 AM • 27432 views
Meetings, agreements, and negotiations with partners are being prepared: Zelensky told what the Ukrainian team is working on

The President of Ukraine announced new aid packages from Britain, Norway, Spain and other countries worth billions of dollars. The Baltic and Nordic countries will provide equipment and training for brigade-sized units.

War in Ukraine • February 25, 07:35 PM • 27218 views
New Zealand extends sanctions against Russia and allocates funds for Ukraine

The New Zealand authorities announced sanctions against 27 individuals and 25 legal entities from Russia. The country has also allocated $3 million to the URTF for Ukraine's recovery.

War in Ukraine • February 24, 02:57 AM • 26915 views
China denies Australian accusations of naval exercises in the Pacific

China's Defense Ministry has rejected Australia's accusations of insufficient information about military exercises in international waters. New Zealand confirmed its observation of Chinese naval forces in the region.

News of the World • February 23, 08:11 AM • 30351 views
The Cook Islands signed a strategic agreement with China against the interests of New Zealand

The Cook Islands have signed a comprehensive strategic partnership agreement with China in various fields. This decision caused concern in New Zealand, which has constitutional ties with the islands.

News of the World • February 15, 05:13 AM • 34550 views
Eight women accuse writer Neil Gaiman of sexual harassment

The author of The Sandman is accused of forced BDSM relationships and sexual harassment.

News of the World • January 14, 03:42 PM • 27208 views
Analyst tells what will happen to milk prices in Ukraine

Surpluses of raw milk contribute to price stabilization in Ukraine. Butter prices are likely to decline further as stocks of the product accumulate in warehouses.

Economy • January 4, 11:36 AM • 79219 views
In New Zealand, a female police officer was killed for the first time during an attack on a patrol

A police patrol was hit by a car driver, killing the first female police officer in history. A 32-year-old suspect was detained, and three other people were injured in the incident.

News of the World • January 2, 04:39 AM • 30331 views
Sydney welcomed 2025 with a grand fireworks display over the harbor

Sydney celebrated New Year's Eve 2025 with a large-scale fireworks display over the harbor and bridge. More than a million spectators were expected to attend the event, which featured a performance by Robbie Williams and indigenous ceremonies.

News of the World • December 31, 01:15 PM • 21957 views
Fireworks in the sky: New Zealand was one of the first to welcome the New Year

Auckland marked the start of 2024 with a grand fireworks display near the Sky Tower. New Zealand became one of the first countries to welcome the New Year after Kiribati and the Tonga Islands.

News of the World • December 31, 11:13 AM • 23503 views
First human case of avian influenza reported in Los Angeles

The first case of human infection with H5 avian influenza after contact with sick livestock has been detected in Los Angeles County. The patient has mild symptoms and is recovering at home after being treated with antiviral drugs.

Society • December 24, 06:27 AM • 17271 views
SoundCloud launches a new budget plan for musicians for $39 per year

SoundCloud has introduced a new Artist plan worth $39 per year for musicians. The plan includes monetization, distribution, and AI mastering options with certain limitations.

Technologies • December 17, 09:51 PM • 19236 views
Strong 7.3 magnitude earthquake hits Vanuatu

A powerful earthquake has struck near the Vanuatu capital of Port Vila, causing widespread destruction and at least one death. The main shock was followed by four more aftershocks with magnitudes ranging from 4.7 to 5.5.

News of the World • December 17, 06:30 AM • 16238 views
10 countries and the EU condemned the deployment of DPRK troops in Russia to be used against Ukraine: what they say

The foreign ministers of 10 countries and the EU condemned military cooperation between the DPRK and Russia, including the deployment of North Korean troops. The countries called on Pyongyang to stop helping Moscow and withdraw its troops.

War in Ukraine • December 16, 01:45 PM • 18621 views
Google reveals the most popular search queries of Ukrainians in 2024

“Power outage schedule” became the most popular query for Ukrainians on Google in 2024. Other top searches included Euro 2024, Oleksandr Syrsky, 20 Days in Mariupol, and EcoFlow.

Society • December 10, 12:46 PM • 18264 views
Global study shows critical decline in shark and Stingray populations over 50 years

Overfishing has reduced the number of sharks and rays by more than 50% since 1970. More than a third of chondrichthians are now threatened with extinction due to trapping, environmental degradation, and climate change.

News of the World • December 8, 09:33 AM • 23594 views
New Zealand suspends poultry exports due to new strain of avian flu

A highly pathogenic h7n6 avian influenza virus has been detected on a poultry farm on the South Island of New Zealand. The country temporarily stops exporting poultry until the end of the 21-day incubation period.

News of the World • December 2, 02:34 PM • 15679 views
In New Zealand, 30 whales were saved with the help of sheets

Local residents and conservationists have rescued more than 30 pilot whales stranded in New Zealand. The animals were raised with sheets and returned to the ocean, although four whales died.

News of the World • November 25, 12:31 PM • 16465 views
British instructors train Ukrainian Armed Forces to counter mine threat as part of Interflex

The British military is conducting demining training for the Ukrainian military as part of Operation Interflex. Twelve NATO and partner countries have joined the initiative to train the Ukrainian Armed Forces in countering explosive ordnance.

Society • November 24, 07:40 PM • 38310 views
Ukrainian flag unfurled in space

The crew of the SpaceX Polaris Dawn mission unfurled the flag of Ukraine with the UNITED24 logo in space at an altitude of 1400 km.

Society • November 21, 07:37 PM • 28763 views
Tens of thousands of people in New Zealand protest against controversial Maori law

35-50 thousand people took part in a nine-day protest march to the New Zealand Parliament. The demonstrators oppose a bill that calls into question the rights of the indigenous Maori population.

News of the World • November 19, 08:04 AM • 12293 views
In New Zealand MPs disrupted the work of the parliament by performing a traditional haku dance

Opposition MPs performed a haka during a debate on a controversial bill on Maori rights. Thousands of people joined a 10-day protest march against the legislation.

News of the World • November 15, 07:28 AM • 14411 views
Almost 200,000 victims of violence in state centers: New Zealand Prime Minister publicly apologizes in parliament

About 200,000 people were victims of physical and sexual abuse in New Zealand's state institutions from 1950 to 1999. Prime Minister Christopher Luxon publicly apologized in parliament for the “national shame”.

News of the World • November 12, 08:34 AM • 21075 views
X can provide users who don't pay for the social network with the ability to use the Grok chatbot

Social network X is testing free access to the Grok chatbot in New Zealand. The free version will have a limit of 10-20 searches every two hours on different Grok-2 models.

Technologies • November 11, 04:12 PM • 19133 views