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Kioxia Plans to List as Early as October as Merger Talks Stall

G42 Made Secret Pact With US to Divest From China Before Microsoft Deal

Microsoft Invests $1.5 Billion in UAE’s G42, Gets Board Seat

OceanaGold believes new electric excavator key to decarbonisation
A North Otago gold mine has powered up an electrifying new addition to help it become more sustainable.

Copenhagen's historic stock exchange in flames
Denmark's historic old stock exchange building in the centre of Copenhagen has been engulfed by fire.

Olympic kakahu blessed ahead of Paris Games
The Maori King, Kiingi Tuheitia, has blessed the feathered cloak to be worn by New Zealand's flag bearers at the Olympic Games.

Great Barrier Island residents squeezed out of housing market by holidaymakers, locals say
Great Barrier Island residents are living in caravans, tents and shipping containers, claiming wealthy holidaymakers buying up baches have pushed them out of the market.

Air New Zealand to absorb cost of new sustainable jet fuel at this stage
Air New Zealand is increasing its use of sustainable jet fuel in a bid to cut carbon emissions but the expensive, difficult to source fuel will still be less than 1 percent of the airline's total fuel use.

China’s economy expands by a surprisingly strong pace in the first quarter of 2024

AP PHOTOS: What's on the voters’ minds as India heads into a 6-week national election

Chinese economy beats growth expectations in first quarter

Have New Zealanders been misled about AUKUS, is involvement a foregone conclusion?
New Zealand involvement in pillar two of the military deal would represent a seismic shift.

Former building inspector accused of bribery and corruption
A former Auckland council building inspector and a company director are facing charges for bribery and corruption.

Former All Blacks coach Ian Foster signs with Japanese club
Former All Blacks coach Ian Foster has signed on as head coach with Japanese club Toyota Verblitz for next season.

Bail refused for man charged over injuries to teen run over in Ngaruawhahia
A man charged over a hit and run incident that left a teenager in a critical condition has failed in his bid for bail.

Warner Bros boss regrets jobs still being lost despite Stuff deal: 'It does come with a downside'
However, some journalists are welcoming the agreement that will see the 6pm news stay on Kiwis' televisions.

Police release name of man who died after running into sea
Police have released the name of the man who died after running into the sea at Mt Maunganui on 15 April.

Teenager arrested over Sydney church attack received good behaviour bond for previous knife crime
The teenage boy arrested over last night's stabbing attack inside a Sydney church was placed on a good behaviour bond after facing court for a knife crime just three months ago.

How to talk to children about traumatic events
In the wake of a brutal stabbing attack at a Sydney mall, RNZ asks a clinical psychologist how parents should talk to their children about traumatic events.

Maria Contreras Huerta wins Plumbing World national scholarship for apprentices
A woman who has proved herself in a male-dominated trade wants to own a business so she can give others a break.

Police investigating death of woman who fell ill after drink at regional Victorian retreat
Two other people were taken to Ballarat Base Hospital, Ambulance Victoria said.

Video shows women dancing in India metro, not Bangladesh

Chinese city Zhengzhou tells state-owned company to buy second-hand homes to reduce new housing inventories

Former Australia cricketer Michael Slater refused bail
Former Australia cricketer Michael Slater has been refused bail by a court in Queensland after being remanded in police custody and charged with multiple domestic violence offences, including stalking and intimidation.

NZAero hoping to win contract to provide rainmaking aircraft to Thailand
Aotearoa's only commercial aircraft manufacturer says it new plane is ideal for hot, high places with humid conditions.