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Twenty-five years ago, the September 11 attacks became the deadliest assault on American soil since Pearl Harbour. The wars that followed cost trillions of dollars and hundreds of thousands of lives. Twenty years after the invasion of Afghanistan, the Taliban took back the country, and America's standing has taken a heavy hit. Peter Bergen, CNN's national security analyst, has reported from the Mi...

The latest news from the United States with Nine News reporter Lauren Tomasi in Washington DC.

An update on the latest news from RNZ's rural team.

The latest news from RNZ's business team.

National has promised to introduce random drug testing for those on the jobseeker benefit - but former National Health Minister Dr Jonathan Coleman is not a fan of the plan.

A damning King's Counsel report into the Teaching Council's handling of sex-offender Timothy Fisher's case has been released.

The top stories and other headlines at midday

The All Blacks beat Australia convincingly at Eden Park to retain the Bledisloe Cup, as the NPC gets down to the final four teams. 

New Zealand chef and author Mark Gregory has collected 150 practical tips and tricks in his new book, Home Sweet Hacks: Hacks and Hints for Kiwi Homes.

Gyles discusses recent political polls returning the coalition Government to office, as a new NZIER report paints a grim picture for young people trying to find a job.

The latest RNZ Pacific news and sport.

Jared has the latest from a community meeting in Arrowtown about fast-track housing developments.

With cost of living front of mind for most households, pet owners are finding the expenses associated with their animal difficult to manage.

Dara Ó Briain, one of Ireland's best known comedians, is bringing a new show to New Zealand, drawing on some deeply personal material. 

The latest RNZ Pacific news and sport.

West Auckland butcher gets 1000 applications for two jobs; Audit finds access to respiratory care depends on location; Weekly interview with opposition leader, Chris Hipkins; Arrowtown locals concerned about fast-track housing; Kiwi runner Camille French wins Melbourne marathon

President Trump announces a ceasefire on Russia and Ukraine attacking energy infrastructure.

'Fix one thing' is how part of Auckland's Start Up week is being sold to participants. 

A third of New Zealand households say they are struggling to provide affordable and nutritious meals.

Once a Trump devotee, Anthony Scaramucci is now one of the US President's most vocal critics.

The latest RNZ Pacific news and sport.

Just 11 months after having her second child, New Zealander Camille French has won the Melbourne marathon. In her comeback race, French held off fast-finishing Australian Olympian Sinead Diver over the last 10 kilometres. She has represented New Zealand at two Olympics and now has her eye firmly set on Los Angeles in 2028. She spoke to John Campbell about the race.

The 84-strong New Zealand Doctors' Orchestra came together for its annual charity concert in New Plymouth recently. Since its inception in 2012, the ensemble has played 14 different centres raising almost $100,000 for hospices around the country in the process. Taranaki Whanganui reporter Robin Martin went along to rehearsal.

A Northland primary school has become the first state school in New Zealand to convert to the current charter system. Pakaraka School will now be run by the Society of Holistic Learners - a charitable trust led by parents at the school. Principal Patricia Simeon spoke to Ingrid Hipkiss about the conversion.

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