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China-nexus hackers exploit cloud trust links in high-profile cyberespionage
China-linked hackers MURKY PANDA exploit trusted cloud relationships to conduct cyberespionage against North American government and tech sectors.

Famine confirmed in Gaza City for first time, UN-backed report says

SinoHytec, Pengfei scale up hydrogen fuel cell truck production

Famine confirmed for parts of Gaza for first time

Niger army says it killed a senior Boko Haram leader in a targeted airstrike

BBC confirms Celebrity Traitors will air in October
About 19 famous faces will gather in the Scottish Highlands for the chance to win up to Ł100,000.

OpenAI's head of people is leaving to make art about artificial general intelligence

OnlyFans pays out Ł520m to Ukrainian-born owner

Karen Gillan joins the cast of Highlander reboot
The Scottish actress will star alongside former Superman actor Henry Cavill in a reboot of the classic 80s movie.

'Didn't see it coming' - Eves Valley sawmill workers still digesting closure
Eves Valley Sawmill's staff were told this week about plans to consolidate operations to Kawerau in Bay of Plenty.

Recall issued for viral new ice cream flavour
All batches and all dates of Fruitae brand Lemon Flavour Sorbet are being recalled.

Mastodon guitarist Hinds dies in motorcycle crash
The 51-year-old, who left the band earlier this year, died in a collision in Atlanta, US.

Portable touchscreen tech for just $120
TL;DR: A Grade A refurbished ASUS Chromebook C523 15.6? Touchscreen is just $119.99 (MSRP: $229) Technology tends to demand constant upgrades, but sometimes the smart move is finding a device that nails the essentials without overcomplicating things. The ASUS Chromebook C523 is a 15.6? touchscreen laptop that’s built for both productivity and downtime. And right now, you can score a Grade A refurbished model for just $119.99 (MSRP: $229). The ASUS Chromebook C523 is powered by an Intel Celeron processor, runs Chrome OS with full access to the Google Play Store. Why You’ll Like It Bigger screen: The NanoEdge display offers an 80% screen-to-body ratio and an anti-glare finish. Touchscreen convenience: A responsive 10-point multitouch display makes navigation intuitive. Portable power: Just 3.1 lbs and up to 10 hours of battery life. Performance you can trust: Intel Celeron N3350 ensures speedy handling of apps and everyday tasks. Security built in: Automatic updates and integrated antivirus keep things running smoothly. Versatile ports: USB-C, USB-A, and micro SD card slot keep your connectivity options wide open. And because this is Grade A refurbished, you’re getting a laptop that runs like new with only the possibility of some scuffs. Get the Grade A refurbished ASUS Chromebook C523 for just $119.99 (MSRP: $229) while stock is available. ASUS Chromebook C523 15.6? Touchscreen (2018) 4GB RAM 64GB eMMC (Refurbished)See Deal StackSocial prices subject to change.

Watch: Raiders stun Panthers with 90m try after Cleary field goal hits post in golden point
In what can only be hailed as the Miracle in Mudgee, Canberra sealed an epic golden-point win over Penrith – and probably the minor premiership – with an epic 90-metre try.

Israel rejects IPC report on Gaza famine as 'biased'

Heartland expects 18% reverse mortgage growth in NZ
Heartland Group grew its reverse mortgage business in New Zealand by 15.5% with growth in total net lending slowed by higher repayments while the Australian business grew 18.5%.

Billy Connolly says Elton John inspired new artwork
Sir Billy has released four new artworks recalling some of the fondest memories from his life.

Meta's hiring freeze is a Meta problem, not an AI problem

Noel Clarke loses libel case against the Guardian
The award-winning actor sued the newspaper's publisher for printing allegations of sexual misconduct.

Black Ferns legend returns at No 10 in mass changes for World Cup opener
Kelly Brazier will start her first test in nearly four years when the world champions kick off their title defence against Spain in York.

Fruitae brand Lemon Sorbet recalled
MPI says the lemon flavour could contain an undeclared allergen.

NZ Post suspends deliveries to the US as Trump's tariffs loom
It has temporarily suspended most services to the US and is allowing only letters and documents to be sent.

Concerns for welfare of Auckland woman, Ingrid Nason, missing for a week
Ingrid Nason, 33, has not been seen since August 15 in the Three Kings area.