Bloodied schoolbags belonging to children who never came home after an airstrike by the Saudi-led coalition #Yemen. At least 33 children were killed. Where does Saudi Arabia get most of its arms? From Britain and the US.

I beg to differ. Cook didn't DISCOVER Australia and New Zealand . There were people there already who DISCOVERED those places long before Cook. Ridiculous. 'The Pacific' , starts tomorrow Foxtel History. And as "Uncharted"@Primetv_NZ Sunday 2 Sept.

The happy couple gracing the Hungarian government’s campaign advertising its new family policy is already famous on the internet...and not for being madly in love.

“I fell onto my knife sculpture”

What an interview! Love this from NZ 7s Rubes Tui 🏉 Beautifully done Jill Douglas

Deeply disappointing to hear - on top of everything - that Afghans who received Scholarships from the UK government to study in the UK this year have now been told they will not be granted visas due to "administration issues". Surely someone can sort this out?

Auckland’s Sky Tower, lit in the colours of the Tongan flag 🇹🇴

Between the communion wine truck crashing through the 🇷🇺 embassy gate today and the fishermen blocking the naval exercises, someone needs to write a piece explaining the Ireland-Russia relationship

"...In my 35 years of teaching, I have NEVER had a class this disruptive"

If you don't recognise these tactics, then you haven't been paying attention. From Kharkiv's frontline, #Ukraine dc and Feras. With thanks to our local team. BBC News (UK) BBC News (World) Graphic content warning.

Otter transcription and New Zealand accents. A match may de in he'll

Finally found the Twitter rule book

What’s the least important commemorative plaque you’ve seen this week?

The battered city's importance has been questioned. But officials in Kyiv and a bereaved mother explain why they feel surrender is not an option. nbcnews.to/3MqAuTt

A new radio service on shortwave from ⁦BBC World Service⁩ on #Sudan is launching and to be broadcast twice daily for next 3 months, providing news and information bbc.co.uk/news/world-afr…

🇳🇬 The internet became a place for the LGBT community in Nigeria to connect with others more safely – until criminal gangs went digital too. #BBCAfricaEye investigates the rise of #Kito, by which Nigeria's queer community are catfished, blackmailed, beaten or worse. ⬇️

The one guy watching Lord of the Rings lmao

Ho ho ho!

Of all authoritarian governments, China is one of the most aggressive in pursuing dissidents abroad, often by threatening and harassing their relatives back home, and sometimes using sophisticated technology to track critics online, rights groups say. nbcnews.com/news/world/chi…

Anybody who doesn't know the dynamics, history and supposed pretexts of murderous pogroms, in the UK and elsewhere, should be informing themselves, sharpish. Call this what it is.