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IAG partners with Adobe to personalise insurance customer journeys
Insurance Australia Group teams up with Adobe to use AI for personalised, seamless customer experiences across its retail insurance brands.

Why apartment living is the dream for these families
As the numbers of children drop in Auckland and Wellington's inner city areas, these families are bucking the trend by living in apartments.

ULMWP alleges 15 civilians killed in West Papua military operation
However, the Indonesian government has dismissed the accusations "baseless", saying that all those killed were members of an armed criminal group.

Why Are Survivors Quitting The Grooming Gangs Inquiry?
The government is facing questions over it’s handing of an inquiry into grooming gangs.

Cabinet crowd into Commons for Rayner's resignation speech
The former deputy PM says her resignation had been "incredibly tough" on her family in an emotional speech.

No charges over Trump-Epstein projection on to Windsor Castle
Thames Valley Police says no further action will be taken against four men arrested in September.

Reeves considering tax hike for lawyers and accountants
The chancellor has indicated any tax rises in next month's Budget are likely to be focused on wealthy individuals.

King lands in Rome for historic visit to meet Pope
The King arrives for a state visit to the Vatican, against the backdrop of the Prince Andrew scandal.

No camera covered Louvre wall where jewel thieves broke in, director says
Laurence des Cars said there was only one camera pointing on the gallery which was robbed.

Trump says Putin talks 'don't go anywhere' as he imposes new sanctions
The US has announced new sanctions on Rosneft and Lukoil, Russia's two largest oil companies over continued fighting in Ukraine.

‘The worst I’ve seen it’: Hanmer Springs “getting destroyed” by severe gales
Thursdays weather has hit the South Island town of Hanmer Springs hard.

AI-driven mobile threats & human error reshape global security
Verizon's Mobile Security Index reveals a surge in AI-driven mobile threats and human error, reshaping global organisational security risks in 2025.

South Island farmers watch rising rivers, protect livestock in storm, Pamu Farms says
They are coping with power outages, road closures and damaging winds - with all eyes on rising rivers.

'Different England taught harsh and familiar lesson by Australia'
England are a different side from their Ashes thrashing at the start of the year, but Australia teach them a harsh and familiar lesson at the World Cup, writes Ffion Wynne.

Liverpool thrash Frankfurt to end losing run
Hugo Ekitike scores against his old club as Liverpool come from behind to hammer Eintracht Frankfurt 5-1 in the Champions League and end their four-match losing run.

US Senate candidate apologises for tattoo that resembles Nazi symbol
Democratic candidate Graham Platner says he was unaware that his skull-and-crossbones tattoo looked like Nazi imagery.

US forces kill two in strike on alleged drug boat in the Pacific
This is the eighth US strike on alleged drug trafficking vessels near Latin America, the first on the Pacific side.

Trump says 'existing structure' of White House East Wing to be torn down
US President Donald Trump previously said that his ballroom addition would not "interfere with the current building".

Harvey Willgoose killer sentenced to at least 16 years
Mohammed Umar Khan stabbed Harvey through the heart at Sheffield's All Saints Catholic High School.

Gusts of up to 150kph expected, as winds pound major centres
Winds are powering up in Christchurch and Wellington with both cities and surrounding areas under red strong wind warnings.