24 July 2020
An assurance a spate of break-ins in the Dunedin student quarter isn't related to a pair of men door-knocking with fake surveys
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24 Jul: For weeks, things have been blowing up or catching fire in Iran, including a heavily fortified, highly restricted, underground nuclear enrichment facility. Here's what we know about what is causing the explosions.... more
23 Jul: A small number of reports from around the world of patients who appear to have caught coronavirus a second time might be worrying, but experts say it's too soon to jump to conclusions.... more
23 Jul: Joe Biden has promised to name his running mate by August 1. So with a little over a week to go, here are five of the women most likely to end up on his ticket.... more
23 Jul: The 99-year-old, wearing a suit and tie, appeared sprightly and was seen chatting with soldiers at the ceremony at Windsor Castle to transfer his role as colonel-in-chief of The Rifles.... more
23 Jul: As he lay on his hospital bed after contracting the coronavirus, Ravi Kumar recorded a final message for his family in Hyderabad, in India's south. He died just hours later. He was only 34 years old.... more
23 Jul: A scheme that would allow the Family Court to access superannuation information was meant to come into effect on July 1 but it still hasn't materialised. Advocates say the delay is compounding financial disadvantage women are facing during the pandemic.... more
22 Jul: Papua New Guinea has recorded its biggest daily spike of coronavirus cases, with another eight people diagnosed in Port Moresby, and there are fears the country's weak health system could become overwhelmed.... more
22 Jul: As evidence mounts that severe COVID-19 affects our blood vessels, doctors are using a technology called extracorporeal membrane oxygenation to help severe COVID-19 patients. Here's how that works.... more
22 Jul: When Taliban militants killed her parents for refusing to pay protection money, Qamar Gul took her father's rifle and shot two of them dead. Now she's being praised as a hero by Afghans fearful of the Taliban's possible return to power.... more
