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Live updates: Winston Peters faces questions at post-Cabinet briefing
The Deputy Prime Minister is stepping in to take the podium as Christopher Luxon visits Japan.

Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu criticizes military’s plans for 11-hour daily pauses in fighting

China new home prices fall at fastest clip in nearly 10 years

Muslims in Asia celebrate Eid al-Adha with sacrifice festival and traditional feast

Oil prices fall on weaker US consumer demand, China data

Shippit debuts Insights tool to enhance retailer delivery operations
Delivery platform Shippit launches Shippit Insights, empowering retailers with real-time analytics to enhance delivery operations and customer loyalty amidst economic challenges.

Watch: McIlroy's collapse as DeChambeau wins US Open
Watch Rory McIlroy miss the chance to end a 10-year wait for a major title as Bryson DeChambeau claims his second US Open title in Pinehurst.

The papers: 'England's winning start' and Labour's job pledge
England's winning start at Euro 2024 and Labour's plan for 650,000 jobs lead Monday's newspapers.

More people turning away from news, report says
News avoidance is now at record high levels, the Reuters Institute's 2024 Digital News Report says.

Bellingham - the England hero who 'writes his own scripts'
Jude Bellingham's remarkable rise continued as he netted England's winner in their Euro 2024 opener against Serbia.

SH1 south of Taihape reopens after truck crash
Emergency services were called to the crash south of Rauma Rd just before 5am with the road closed for most of the day, but SH1 has finally reopened.

Turning heads: taxidermy auction attracts big money
A huia feather fetched $11k, while a platypus skin and a zebra skin went for $7k each.

Government seeks feedback on no-consent 'granny flat' policy
The move would force councils to allow buildings of up to 60 square metres in some areas, without requiring a consent.

Microsoft’s Japan Chief Sees Country Accelerating Its Use of AI

Schneider Electric unveils podcast on AI applications & ethics
Schneider Electric launches AI at Scale podcast, exploring real-life AI applications with industry experts, aiming to demystify AI and promote sustainable tech.

SailPoint unveils AI-powered app onboarding to streamline integration
SailPoint has introduced an AI-powered app onboarding capability to simplify and expedite the integration process, enhancing security for business applications.

'A win is a win': England fans react to opening match
England fans celebrated England's win over Serbia, but are still unsure if the team can win the Euros.

Too much of a good thing? Spain's green energy can exceed demand
Spain is looking at storing electricity or increasing demand to solve electricity oversupply.

Lib Dems call for rural fuel duty relief expansion
Sir Ed Davey says rural communities struggling with "outrageous pump prices" need more support.

Whoever becomes PM will find the foreign stage a crowded one
For all the focus on domestic issues, there will be plenty for whoever becomes PM to focus on abroad

DeChambeau wins US Open after McIlroy falters in run-in
American Bryson DeChambeau wins his second US Open title after Rory McIlroy collapses with three bogeys in final four holes.

The new way the All Blacks are selecting their squad
It’s clear things are being done very differently under Razor than during the Ian Foster era.

Lamppost comes down on busy roundabout
A witness said the pole flexed and wobbled before it went down, and it was just “pure luck” no one was killed.

Teen crashes car after party
A learner driver who crashed his car after a party told police his “drink-driving lawyer” would get him off the charges.