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Today, 18 March, the crescent moon for Shawwal is being sought in Saudi Arabia. What does this mean for Eid al-Fitr celebrations in New Zealand? And what do eID, eIDAS and Eider have to do with it? Read more here.
CONDUSEF is inviting children to take part in the 'Financial Strokes' drawing contest to encourage financial literacy. Entries are open at their Zacatecas, Veracruz and Pachuca Hidalgo offices.
Pope Leo XIV has moved into his new apartment in the Vatican. Here's a look inside the rooms, what makes them special, and what daily life is like for the Pope there.
Thousands of teachers take to the streets of Barcelona in a historic strike this March 16. We break down the reasons for the walkout, the atmosphere at the protest, and how it's affecting schools.
The price of butane gas bottles goes up again this Tuesday, March 16, 2026, due to the conflict in Iran. We'll tell you how much it costs now and what alternatives like Campingaz gas cartridges or Wolfpack plastic bottle holders are available.
The Environmental Defence Society (EDS) has tested common supermarket foods and found traces of pesticides harmful to bees and human health. Read about the report and what you can do about it.
It's that time of year again: On 29 March 2026, daylight saving time begins. Here's everything you need to know about the clock change, the never-ending debate, and what it means for New Zealand.
Pulled just before airing: A TV programme scheduled for this week about Natascha Kampusch and her captor, Wolfgang Priklopil, has been unexpectedly pulled from the schedule. What's the story behind it?
Explore how iftar connects communities across New Zealand, with stories of massive shared meals, local initiatives, and that timeless question: how much longer?
Maria Furtwängler opens up about feminism, societal regression, and her dual roles as a doctor and actress. A look at the woman behind the headlines.