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Coroner Sarah Ormond-Walshe opened and adjourned the inquest into Sgt Matiu Ratana's death.

It's estimated that 550 million people will travel domestically during the eight-day holiday.

Officials raise fresh concerns about firm's ability to tackle engineering problems with its products.

Great Britain boxer Sandy Ryan considered quitting the sport after the Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games was postponed for a year.

The latest incident comes just as another woman died this week after being allegedly gang raped.

The grim milestone is reached with the virus spreading fast in India and picking up again in Europe.

Stipe Lozina punched and stamped on the woman at least 15 times in a suspected Islamophobic attack.

Takahiro Shiraishi admitted to using the social media platform to seek out and kill his victims.

Under the Hindu nationalist BJP, Muslims feel more powerless than at any time in India's history.

People should immediately stop using the Hictkon smart plug with dual USB ports, the watchdog warns.

The Vatican suggests the US is trying to exploit the Pope ahead of November's US election.

Taku Sekine is said to have fallen into depression after "false" sexual assault allegations.

Former Deputy PM LK Advani, 92, was among those charged over the 1992 destruction of the Babri mosque

The woman's death after she was gang raped allegedly by upper-caste men has caused huge anger in India.

The Australian singer had a string of hits in the 1970s, but is best known for her feminist pop anthem.

Tens of thousands of people are expected to visit the Great Wall as Golden Week approaches.