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Adobe launches AI agents to automate customer experience tasks
Adobe launches AI agents within its enterprise apps to automate and optimise customer experience tasks, boosting marketing and analytics efficiency for businesses.

France arrests hundreds as 'Block Everything' protests erupt across country

‘His presence is a security breach’: Police again seek to bar Urich from Netanyahu’s office

Trends indicate many Hamas officials survived IDF's Qatar strike, results still in the air

AI agents in business create new risks & urgent security needs
Radware warns that autonomous AI agents in businesses expand cyber risk, urging stricter security as these systems create complex, hard-to-track attack pathways.

Tonnes of ‘toxic’ waste removed from mortgagee sale property
The house had been put up for mortgagee sale after the owner was sentenced to 20 months in prison for “kidnapping” a meter reader.

Christ Church Cathedral’s long wait: Fresh plan to finally reopen
After years of stalled work and ballooning costs there is a new plan to finally get its doors open again.

ServiceNow unveils Zurich platform to drive secure enterprise AI adoption
ServiceNow launches Zurich platform to boost secure, scalable AI use in enterprises with new tools for app building, autonomous workflows, and data protection.

Work to demolish Wellington's City to Sea Bridge halted
The capital's mayor says it's sensible to wait until the government's review of the seismic risk of some buildings is released.

Low interest rates, good meat prices drive 'positive' new season outlook
Profitability was expected to rise across all regions with East Coast farmers expecting the largest upswing.

What Phillips and his kids missed while on the run
From Covid-19 lockdowns to the deaths of a King and a Queen, Olympic triumphs and Matariki holidays, a lot has happened since Tom Phillips scarpered.

Who was Charlie Kirk, the Trump ally and conservative activist killed in Utah?
The conservative American activist was killed while speaking at a rally in Utah. Who was he and what was his role in Donald Trump's presidency?

Airwork Group owes creditors $145m
The company failed in early July, with the main source of its woes being having some aircraft seized in the wake of Russia's invasion of Ukraine.

Knesset to vote on NIS 30 billion increase in defense budget, making cuts to other ministries

Some 540 held at French anti-austerity protests as new PM sworn in

Christ Church Cathedral could reopen in five years in cheaper restoration plan
A new, cheaper restoration plan could halve the massive $85 million funding shortfall that saw work stopped last year.

Cops get final edit on their portrayal in hunt for Phillips doco
An ex-editor is questioning why an offshore-bound documentary has been given access to the Phillips case while Kiwis are still waiting for news.

Wellington’s City to Sea Bridge gets lifeline after demolition paused
This week’s demolition will no longer go ahead, due to the Government’s announcement of its earthquake-prone buildings review.

Harvey opens Sydney office to expand AI legal services in Asia-Pacific
Harvey has opened its first Asia-Pacific office in Sydney to expand AI legal services and hire 15 staff, boosting support for Australian law firms.

ReveNet: APAC SMS revenue at risk without urgent operator action
ReveNet warns APAC’s USD $55bn A2P SMS revenue faces steep decline without urgent operator action to tackle rising costs, fraud, and fragmented regulation.

Inside a gaming addiction clinic - the first of its kind in Australia
The Perth clinic has treated about 300 patients since it opened in 2022.

The ‘game-changing’ plane coming to Wellington has some people very excited
The A220-300 will be operated by QantasLink between the capital and Brisbane from February next year.

New Zealand to host the 2027 Pacific Islands Forum
The Prime Minister says a surge in methamphetamine use and trafficking is something the whole region is grappling with.

Residential building sector cautiously optimistic - Master Builders report
More than 60 percent of businesses in the sector expect the economy and their own businesses to improve over the next 12 months.