At least 39 people died and at least 170 more were injured following a deadly train collision near Cordoba in southern Spain.

Investigations are ongoing into the extent of the damage, with more still to be recovered.

UK correspondent Gavin Grey says the train travelling to north to Madrid, partly derailed just over an hour into its journey, hitting an oncoming train. 

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At least 39 people died and at least 170 more were injured following a deadly train collision near Cordoba in southern Spain.
Investigations are ongoing into the extent of the damage, with more still to be recovered.
UK correspondent Gavin Grey says the train travelling to north to Madrid, partly derailed just over an hour into its journey, hitting an oncoming train.&nbsp;
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With a straight down the middle approach, Heather du Plessis-Allan Drive on Newstalk ZB delivers the very latest news and views to New Zealanders as they wrap up their day.

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Gavin Grey: UK correspondent on the fallout from deadly train crash in Spain

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Australian opposition leader Sussan Ley is facing additional leadership challenges after Angus Taylor resigned from the party's front bench.

Reports claim Taylor's supporters have requested a special party room meeting to consider a so-called spill motion, meaning the party's leadership is up for contest.

Australian correspondent Murray Olds says the Liberal Party is seeing a significant drop in the polls, and Ley's popularity is on the decline.

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Australian opposition leader Sussan Ley is facing additional leadership challenges after Angus Taylor resigned from the party's front bench.
Reports claim Taylor's supporters have requested a special party room meeting to consider a so-called spill motion, meaning the party's leadership is up for contest.
Australian correspondent Murray Olds says the Liberal Party is seeing a significant drop in the polls, and Ley's popularity is on the decline.
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Murray Olds: Australian correspondent on Liberal leader Sussan Ley facing a leadership challenge

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Lofty goals for the All Whites at this year's World Cup.

New Zealand Football has confirmed a warm-up fixture against fourth-ranked England, nine days before their opening pool game against Iran.

Sportstalk host D'Arcy Waldegrave explained further.

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Lofty goals for the All Whites at this year's World Cup.
New Zealand Football has confirmed a warm-up fixture against fourth-ranked England, nine days before their opening pool game against Iran.
Sportstalk host D'Arcy Waldegrave explained further.
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D'Arcy Waldegrave: Sportstalk host on the All Whites facing off against England ahead of the World Cup

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Winston Peters won't say if a referendum on abolishing the Māori seats would be a post-election negotiations sticking point.

He's announced the NZ First policy today - reigniting its 2017 campaign, which didn't make it into the coalition agreement with Labour that year.

Peters says things could be different this election. 

"No use saying it's the bottom line if they don't give you the tools - how can it be a bottom line? If you walk in here with not enough votes, you're not going to be able to get there."

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Winston Peters won't say if a referendum on abolishing the Māori seats would be a post-election negotiations sticking point.
He's announced the NZ First policy today - reigniting its 2017 campaign, which didn't make it into the coalition agreement with Labour that year.
Peters says things could be different this election.&nbsp;
"No use saying it's the bottom line if they don't give you the tools - how can it be a bottom line? If you walk in here with not enough votes, you're not going to be able to get there."
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Winston Peters: NZ First leader on the party campaigning for a referendum on Māori seats

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Gavin Grey: UK correspondent on the fallout from deadly train crash in Spain

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