NZ Prime Minister’s speech disrupted
Activists forced New Zealand Prime Minister John Key to discontinue his speech during the national day ceremonies.
The protest was raised against the centre right Government's decision to sell state assets.
Key was met by angry mostly Maori protesters when he arrived at a traditional meeting house in the township of Waitangi.
‘Terrorist gangs’ in Syrian Homs City
The Syrian authorities said armed "terrorist gangs" were behind the latest violence in city of Homs.
Earlier, the opposition had accused the government forces of launching a fierce assault on the city, which resulted in the death of 17 civilians and dozens being wound.
Residents feedback on social housing
Bournemouth residents welcome a decision for them to have their say in how council housing is allocated.
Residents will be able to access the council's online surveys which allows them to recommend the housing needs of people on low incomes, ex-armed force workers, and contributors to the local community.
Bournemouth wildlife trail launched
A seven-mile self guided trail through North Bournemouth’s history and wildlife has been launched in Kinson this week.
The meeting was conducted by Bournemouth Council’s PR volunteer officer, Richard Hesketh, with a presentation on the natural resources and wildlife in the area.
Regent Centre exhibits art
Dorset painter's collection of contemporary abstract paintings in acrylic is being exhibited in Regent Centre, Christchurch.
Our Entertainment reviewer Chencho Sherin went to investigate.
Unlit path safety fears
A dark pedestrian pathway through woods is unsafe at night but can’t be lit because of the “natural…