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A second-string Wales team held on for a narrow 13-6 win over Georgia with stout defence denying the eastern European country a first win over a top tier rugby- playing nation in a controversial finish at the Principality Stadium.

Not the best weekend for New Zealand's finest on the footy fields. But at least the All Blacks avoided the ignominy of an embarrassing defeat at Murrayfield.

Tottenham manager Mauricio Pochettino felt aggrieved with decisions in the build-up to both Arsenal goals as Tottenham suffered a 2-0 defeat in the North London derby while the goals flowed elsewhere.

The Vatican said on Saturday it had opened an investigation into reports that a former teenage altar boy, who allegedly repeatedly forced a dormitory mate to have sex with him, went on to become a priest.

Lebanese Prime Minister Saad Hariri arrived Saturday in Paris nearly two weeks after suddenly resigning his post from Saudi Arabia, a move that set off fears of wider instability and raised questions about whether he had willingly quit.

Zimbabwe President Robert Mugabe and his wife Grace are "ready to die for what is correct" and have no intention of stepping down in order to legitimise this week's military coup, his nephew, Patrick Zhuwao, said on Saturday.

Frustrated Elanora residents say 'someone needs to take responsibility' over the collapsed retaining wall at a unit complex.

A single blood test could help identify which people suffering chest pain are at a low risk of having a heart attack, a Queensland researcher says.

Macau British motorcycle racer Daniel Hegarty has died following an accident at the Macau Grand Prix.

The best photos from the international wire agencies.

Iraqi forces captured the border town of Rawa, the last remaining town under Islamic State control, on Friday, signalling the complete defeat of the group's self-proclaimed caliphate.

Eight-thousand Tongan fans hailed their team's progression to the World Cup semi-finals with hymns – while the neutrals all praised Moses.

Very successful European cities including Paris have largely resisted any urge to Manhattanise their central areas.

Lidia Thorpe will now make history as the first Indigenous woman elected to the Victorian Parliament.

The US President's Twitter message on Friday evening reversed a decision by the US Fish and Wildlife Service.

The partner of a Walcha grazier found dead inside his homestead three months ago has been charged with murder.

Thierry Neuville will take a commanding lead into the final day of Rally Australia at Coffs Harbour after mishaps claimed the defending champion, landed a car in a creek, and forced the cancellation of a stage.

Maverick Nationals MP George Christensen has put Malcolm Turnbull on notice he will defy the government and cross the floor.

Celebrities want us to forget their early moments - but the public has a long memory.

From Hawthorn to the Western Bulldogs, we preview who your club is likely to select the draft.

Crunch byelection expected to go down to the wire.

The Sandown Guineas, coming at the end of the spring carnival and often contested by lightly raced or improving types, regularly throws up a promising three year old.

Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk has stressed there is nothing unusual about federal Labor leader Bill Shorten not attending the Queensland campaign launch.

Sex and the City's Samantha was the epitome of a woman who was wild, revolutionary and enviable.

A teenager is undergoing surgery after he was stabbed in the neck following an argument outside a pub in Brisbane.