Alfriston College: South Auckland school in lockdown, people told to stay away
Alfriston College said people should not visit or phone the school.
3 sourcesStuff, RNZ, The New Zealand Herald·The most covered stories of November 5, 2026
The stories that most newspapers covered on November 5, 2026, compared side by side.
3 sourcesStuff, RNZ, The New Zealand Herald·Pixar Names Jonathan Garson as President; Jim Morris Moves to Emeritus Role
3 sourcesThe Hollywood Reporter, Variety, Deadline·Aureka lands production licence for historic Vic gold mine
2 sourcesThe Sydney Morning Herald, The Age·Bosson back hoping tempo suits Kiwi raider in Five Diamonds hit-and-run
2 sourcesThe Sydney Morning Herald, The Age·The devastating afterlife of a childhood friendship
2 sourcesThe Sydney Morning Herald, The Age·Manly offers two-year deal to take Test star Trbojevic off the market
2 sourcesThe Sydney Morning Herald, The Age·New Zealand's oldest man, Sir Lloyd Geering, dies aged 108
2 sourcesRNZ, The New Zealand Herald·AI start-up Heidi cuts jobs weeks after raising $475 million
2 sourcesThe Sydney Morning Herald, The Age·Farage appoints RAF wing commander as armed forces spokesman to rebuff claims he is pro-Putin
2 sourcesEvening Standard, The Independent·To Hull and back: Glasgow cat reunited with owner after 280-mile stowaway trip
2 sourcesEvening Standard, The Independent·Charles Dickens’ writing chalet among sites added to heritage at risk register
2 sourcesEvening Standard, The Independent·Batman’s Batpod and Indiana Jones’s fedora among items in £10m film auction
2 sourcesEvening Standard, The Independent·Big jump in number of customers switching current accounts – figures
2 sourcesEvening Standard, The Independent·Amy’s childhood home was a converted aircraft hangar. Now she’s taking over a remote island paradise
2 sourcesThe Sydney Morning Herald, The Age·U2 have a new album. This time, we’re the ones paying, not them
2 sourcesThe Sydney Morning Herald, The Age·