Paul Pogba Breaks the Football Record

Paul has became the worlds most expensive 

football player ever. United Manchester has 

sign him up for 89 million dollars and Paul 

left the club for 1.5 million and 2.7 NZ dollars

also all of this happened in 2012. The player 

scored around 6 goals for 38 occasions but now 

he is a team member for the final of Euro for 

2016 and also the second most expensive 

person is Gareth Bale.By: Kiwi Kids News

The Worlds Smelliest Flower

The flower bloomed in New York and it is a rare flower called the corpse flower. The name was given cause of it's horrible stench it's also known as the worlds largest flower on earth because the height of the flower is 6 foot and is taller then an adult man. This flower takes ten years till it can grow and it only blooms every two to three years also it only lasts only a couple of days but the last time the Corpse flower bloomed was in 1939. 

By: Kiwi Kids News

President battle

Hilary Clinton and Donald Trump will battle 

each other for the position of the U.S.A

president. Hilary had represented her party 

while Donald had been voted in by popular public support, but if Hilary is elected in November then she would return to the white house after her husband had been president as well.

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Child destroys lego

A mysterious child pushed a 21,000 Lego display over. 
The display took 6 days to complete. The creation 
was only on display for less then an hour. The 
Sculpture was built by a Chinese teacher and it had attracted dozens of children. The kid was posing and tipped it over by mistake.
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The trap jaw spider

Researchers in the United States studied a trap jaw 
spider. The spider lives in New Zealand and South 
America. It's also found that the kiwi species hit 
it's prey with lighting speed. The trap jaw spider could
be one of the fastest spiders in the world 
at marking it's prey. According to the current research 
scientists used top speed cameras to 
study the speed of the spider.
New Zealand is the residence of 2,000 
spiders and 95 percent are native to New Zealand. 
Photo by: Kiwi Kids News