The move that could make Elon Musk the world’s first trillionaire Elon Musk's space exploration company has filed preliminary paperwork to sell shares to the public, according to two sources familiar with the filing, a blockbuster offering that would likely rank as the biggest ever and could make its founder the world's first trillionaire. 
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How heavily fuel-reliant Pacific Islands are handling the Iran war crisis Pacific Island countries, which primarily rely on oil to meet their energy needs, are starting to feel the effects of the United States and Israel's war on Iran. 
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Armed man's manifesto threatened he would become NZ's 'most deadly mass shooter' An armed man sent a manifesto to schools, the police and the government promising to "kill everyone" and become the country's "most deadly mass shooter", police allege. 
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Arrest following reported shooting and police chase near Thames The offender fled a Ngati Maru Highway premises before crashing while trying to dodge police spikes. 
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Doxis folds Klippa into one brand after acquisition Doxis unifies Klippa's AI tools under one brand after acquisition, renaming key products as it ties document processing to wider automation software. 
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NZ, allies express 'deep concern' about Israeli bill expanding death penalty for Palestinians Winston Peters posted on social media indicating NZ was party to a joint statement, emphasising the country's opposition "for decades" to the death penalty "in all circumstances". 
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Syspro names Leanne Taylor as Chief Executive Officer Syspro appoints Chief Revenue Officer Leanne Taylor as Chief Executive Officer in a planned handover, as Jaco Maritz moves to a board role. 
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Why retailers are hoping you don't work from home Employers might be being encouraged to let people work from home to cope with fuel costs, but not everyone hopes they heed the message. 
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Government corrects figure after call-out for overstating school attendance improvements A member of the public complained to RNZ that two National Party advertisements claimed 150,000 more children attended school regularly in term four last year than the same time in 2022. 
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