Facebook’s data fallout continued via the hard-hitting news of a New Zealander this week.

Self-professed political nerd and New Zealand prime minister, Jacinda Ardern, “makes the most of it” during a meeting with former United States president Barack Obama.

Former All Blacks centre Conrad Smith has confirmed he will hang up his boots at the end of the season and take up a role as an advocate for players.

Here’s more comedy gold from from the New Zealand bloke often mistaken as/accused of being an Australian.

Before Trent Boult and Tim Southee further compounded England’s disastrous winter down under, the word coming out of the England camp was to regain pride and in the words of Sir Geoffrey Boycott, ‘get in and stay in’, writes Charlie Inglefield.

Pope Francis has called the exploitation of women for prostitution a “crime against humanity” and on behalf of Catholic men, begged society for forgiveness. 

A British tourist to Cambodia has been sentenced to a year-long jail sentence for producing pornography.

Social media giant Facebook has seen its shares plunge two percent over the last two days as the fallout from the Cambridge Analytica data breach continues.

New Zealander Chris Liddell has been appointed United States president Donald Trump’s chief of staff.

All Blacks coach Steve Hansen said despite finishing in fifth place in the Six Nations, England must not panic because they are a good side. 

A childcare worker in Oregon, in the United States, has been sentenced to 21 years in jail after pleading guilty to 11 counts of first-degree criminal mistreatment.

The usual comedic stuff from the New Zealand bloke often mistaken as/accused of being an Australian.

The campaign director responsible for the success of New Zealand Labour has been removed from his position, after failing to inform the police, parents and the country’s prime minister, Jacinda Ardern, about the alleged sexual assault of four teenagers at a holiday camp held by the party.

Harlequins have announced a cooperation agreement with New Zealand Rugby, which will see the club strategically linked with the world champions.

Tributes vast and varied poured in for world-famous British theoretical physicist and cosmologist, Stephen Hawking, who died at the age of 76 years old this week.

This is a question that many people are asking after the many reports of fraud, scams and even identity theft in conjunction with online binary options brokers.

New Zealand women have appointed former Black Caps all-rounder Jacob Oram as the team’s bowling coach while Mathew Bell has extended his contract as batting coach of the White Ferns.

The New Zealand Security Intelligence Service have confirmed a teenager tried to assassinate Queen Elizabeth II during a visit to the country in 1981.

The Hurricanes and New Zealand Rugby have announced that John Plumtree will take the head coach position for the 2019 Super Rugby season.