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A freight train in South Africa may have broken a world record after pulling 696 wagons in one go on Sunday, 18 October. The train was about 7.6 kilometres long. That’s roughly how far most people could walk in an hour and a half. It was run by Transnet Freight Rail, which runs South Africa’s […]

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A 117-year-old woman from a small village in Albania may be the oldest woman in the world. Qamile Marra was born on 19 August 1909, according to several official documents. That would make her two days older than Britain’s Ethel Caterham, who Guinness World Records recognises as the world’s oldest living woman. Proving the exact […]

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All Blacks captain Ardie Savea has signed with the Auckland Blues for next year’s Super Rugby Pacific season, in a move he says feels “unexpected” but exciting. The 32-year-old loose forward needed a new Super Rugby team after his old club, Moana Pasifika, closed down. Savea spent this year on a break from Super Rugby, […]

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Whakaari/White Island, a volcano off the coast of the Bay of Plenty, is gently giving off small amounts of volcanic ash. Because of this, Earth Sciences NZ has raised the volcano’s alert level, a scale scientists use to show how active a volcano is. The change was confirmed on Tuesday afternoon, 20 October 2026, when […]

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