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Lowest price ever: Microsoft Office at $25 over Labor Day weekend
TL;DR: Save 89% on Microsoft Office for Windows during Labor Day weekend—codes are limited. While you’re taking a break from work this Labor Day, also stop paying Microsoft 365 fees. Grab a Microsoft Office lifetime license for just $24.97—the lowest price we’ve seen yet (MSRP $229). No subscription strings, no surprise fee hikes, just the essential Office apps you actually use for a one-time price. What’s included Word Excel PowerPoint Outlook OneNote Publisher Access These aren’t stripped-down versions, either. Office 2019 remains fully capable of handling reports, spreadsheets, presentations, email, and more, without requiring constant updates or additional charges. If you’re tired of Microsoft’s subscription model and worried they might hike the price of 365 again, this is your chance to future-proof your setup. Whether you’re working from home, freelancing, or managing your family budget, this is all the Office you need without the recurring costs. Get Microsoft Office Professional Plus on sale for $24.97 this weekend only (MSRP $229). No coupon is needed. Microsoft Office Professional Plus 2019 for WindowsSee Deal StackSocial prices subject to change.

Warriors looking to firm up place in NRL’s top four against Eels
Follow live coverage of the NRL round 26 match between the Warriors and the Parramatta Eels at Go Media Stadium in Auckland on Friday.

At 81, DJ Gloria fills Sweden's dancefloors

Highlanders great plots All Blacks’ downfall with Springboks
Tony Brown has returned to New Zealand this week, wearing the dark green of the Springboks in his role as assistant coach.

Murder charge laid in relation to Rotorua homicide
A 17-year-old male is charged with murder after a man died in Rotorua on August 20.

17-year-old charged with murder of Rotorua man Temutu Vincent Ehau
Ehau died on Trigg Ave, Rotorua last week.

'Expect energy' as Kneecap play home gig after year of controversy
A fan says the way they and headliners Fontaines DC 'challenge the establishment' adds to their appeal.

This is your hack for getting full Acrobat features without paying Adobe prices
TL;DR: Get a SwifDoo PDF Pro lifetime license for Windows at $29.97 (reg. $129) and enjoy access to tools that make PDF work more manageable. Subscriptions have taken over everything, from streaming to software—PDF editors included. If you’ve been paying Adobe Acrobat’s fees for as long as you can remember, here’s a reality check: you don’t have to. A lifetime PDF editor tool is a far more cost-effective way to edit, sign, convert, and manage PDFs than any subscription-based software. One we’re sharing today is SwifDoo PDF Pro—only $29.97 for a lifetime Windows license (reg. $129). It’s not anything fancy… it’s software that lets you create PDFs, mark up documents, edit text, convert formats, password-protect files, and more. SwifDoo also has OCR capabilities that recognize text in your documents, allowing you to search, highlight, and copy it. And, if you ever need to convert a large batch of PDFs at once, this tool has your back. Basically, it’s Adobe Acrobat in a far more affordable format. Get this Adobe Acrobat alternative for just $29.97 (reg. $129). SwifDoo PDF Pro: Perpetual Lifetime License for WindowsSee Deal StackSocial prices subject to change.

Warriors v Eels: Live updates from the round 26 NRL clash
Follow the action as the Warriors host the Parramatta Eels in Auckland.

Tourist pouring beer down elephant's trunk in Kenya sparks anger

North Harbour v Bay Of Plenty – NPC round five
Follow live coverage as North Harbour host Bay of Plenty at North Harbour Stadium in Auckland in round five of the National Provincial Championship.

Criminal psychologist urges Tom Phillips to 'stop being selfish', think about children
Dr Tim Watson-Munro urges Tom Phillips to think about the rest of his children's lives