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Pope scolds Vatican staff for gossiping

“The people say it very well: Gossip is zero”

Salon

Pope Looks To His Legacy In Creating 21 New Cardinals

Pope Francis will on Saturday create 21 new cardinals from five continents, including bishops from Algiers, Tehran, Tokyo and Abidjan -- many of whom may one day help choose his successor.

International Business Times

Labour, Hipkins slip to new low as NZ govt finds groove

Chris Hipkins, who led New Zealand for nine months before losing the 2023 election, has polled just 13 per cent as preferred prime minister.

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Chiding in plain sight, Part II

Our investigation into influence takes us to the battleground electorate of Ilam

Newsroom.co.nz

Chlöe can’t count on cannabis this time

Green MP Chlöe Swarbrick pulled off a major electoral coup to win Auckland Central in 2020 but without the cannabis referendum to encourage younger votes to the polls she faces a tougher battle this election

Newsroom.co.nz

NZ election 2023: with a month to go, polls point to a right-wing coalition government

The New Zealand general election to be held in one month, on October 14, will be the country’s tenth under the mixed member proportional system (MMP).

The Conversation

'After the first stroke I didn’t even know I had a daughter'

When Paul Flaherty woke up he had no recollection of his daughter, aged 6

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Dad couldn't remember seven-year-old daughter after waking up from devastating stroke

Devoted father Paul Flaherty, 48, says he 'didn’t even know I had a daughter' after a devastating stroke left him struggling to remember the last six years of his life

Daily Mirror

Scots dad struggled to remember he had a daughter after waking up post-stroke

A Scots dad who suffered from a stroke struggled to remember the past six years of his life, including the birth of his daughter, after he woke in hospital following the ordeal.

Glasgow Live

Scots dad who suffered stroke couldn't remember young daughter when he woke up

He was rushed by ambulance to Glasgow Royal Infirmary before being transferred to the Queen Elizabeth University Hospital.

Daily Record

Ardern's pared back life leaves Labour in limbo

Jacinda Ardern's departure from politics is an admirable admission of burnout, but one that still leaves difficult questions for her party, says Sam Sachdeva..

Newsroom.co.nz

How George Pell rose from country Victoria to become Australia's most senior Catholic

George Pell was one of the most prominent religious figures in Australia over the past 50 years, rising from regional Victorian priest to become a senior figure at the Vatican. But he faced numerous controversies along the way.

ABC News

Hamilton West to set tone for NZ election

The opposition National party candidate of Tama Potaka appears a likely winner of Saturday's by-election in Hamilton West.

AAP

Polls throw Collins onto the attack

With 12 days to go until a new mayor is declared for Auckland, Labour-backed Efeso Collins is forced to go after Wayne Brown, who has passed him in the polls

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As rumours swirl, Pope Francis names new cardinals

Vatican City (AFP) - Pope Francis, who recently raised the possibility of retiring due to his declining health, will create 20 new cardinals on Saturday -- many of whom could one day choose his successor.

AFP

Pope in 'tectonic' shake-up of Vatican bureaucracy

Vatican City (AFP) - Pope Francis on Saturday followed through on a promise made ahead of his 2013 election and published a much-anticipated shake-up of the Vatican's powerful governing body.

Reuters

Pope rules baptised lay Catholics, including women, can lead Vatican departments

Pope Francis introduced a landmark reform on Saturday that will allow any baptised lay Catholic, including women, to head most Vatican departments under a new constitution for the Holy See's central administration.

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