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McDonald's says an edited video of a man egging on a motorist to drive into protesters outside its north Dunedin restaurant does not show the full story.

Colonel Chris Hadfield has signed off after five months as commander of the International Space Station by performing David Bowie's Space Oddity in zero gravity.

ODT racing writer Matt Smith gives his tips for the weekend action.

Big kudos to Scott Rochford for capturing the action as what appears to be a fully pimped out mobility scooter cruises down Queens Drive in St Kilda.

The rotting remains of an orca washed ashore on Bay of Plenty beach is causing a global media frenzy after the giant carcass was dubbed a "sea monster''.

New Zealand Herald rugby writers Gregor Paul & Wynne Gray discuss which players have the potential to be picked for the All Blacks squad.

Irene Fuertes, from Spain, shows how to make paella Valenciana.

ODT rugby columnist Paul Dwyer talks to Otago Boys High School rugby coach Ryan Martin about the increasingly intense secondary school rugby scene, and to Southern front rower Warren Moffat.

While iconic Lakes District road the Crown Range may be daunting for many motorists, for ace Kiwi driver ''Mad Mike'' Whiddett its mix of varied-speed bends and switchbacks offers the perfect opportunity to showcase his drifting skills.

 Weather analyst Philip Duncan lets us know what to expect in terms of weather this week which is shaping up to be a wet one.