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Adobe's Chief Legal Officer on ethics & trust in the generative AI era
Adobe's Chief Legal Officer highlights ethics, transparency and government engagement as key to trust in the evolving generative AI landscape.

One week on, Eli Katoa remains in hospital. Tonga’s coach has been at his bedside every day
Tonga back-rower was hospitalised on November 2 after suffering three sickening head knocks. Kristian Woolf has vowed not to leave until he is confident he’ll make a full recovery.

Big Petero speaks as Haas weighs rebel switch
Broncos legend Petero Civoniceva weighs in as Brisbane superstar Payne Haas reportedly weighs a move to R360.

How to jazz up your rental home on a shoestring budget
Velvet curtains, lace, mirrors even a disco ball - thrifter Anna Easton knows how to make a rental feel more warm and welcoming.

Iwi petition against government's removal of Treaty of Waitangi requirement in schools
Education Minister Erica Stanford said the Treaty was the Crown's responsibility, not schools'.

Woman critically hurt in Christchurch shooting
A neighbour who heard the woman being shot from across the street thought the loud bang was fireworks.

The House: Behind the scenes at the Parliamentary library
The House chats with three members of the Parliamentary library. More than just books and periodicals - it's a research powerhouse.

TeamViewer unveils Agentless Access for secure industrial control
TeamViewer launches Agentless Access, enabling secure remote management of industrial systems without software installation, enhancing cybersecurity for manufacturers.

More than 15,000 measles vaccines given during drive
It's more than twice the number of a typical week.

Iwis petition against government's removal of Treaty of Waitangi requirement in schools
Education Minister Erica Stanford said the Treaty was the Crown's responsibility, not schools'.

Man arrested after trying to set police station on fire in early morning attack
A 32-year-old man has been arrested for arson, after allegedly trying to set alight the entrance to the Dunedin Central Police Station early Tuesday.

Exclusive: Oracle's marketplace passes 400 Fusion AI agents
Oracle's Fusion AI agent platform surpasses 400 agents, enabling partners like Deloitte and Accenture to develop and distribute AI tools within enterprise apps.

He wasn’t even on the AFL radar. Five months later, this teen’s a top-five contender for the draft
A sudden growth spurt and a dedicated program in his home gym has helped make Sullivan Robey this year’s draft bolter.

How a decade of IOC dithering enabled one of sport’s great scandals
The bureaucrats in Lausanne could have resolved this absurdity 10 years ago, but finally a resolution nears.

Mt Eden prisoner has been on run for four days since slipping hospital escort
Police are still seaching for the inmate.

Queen hornet and nest found in Auckland suburb of Glenfield in past week
Biosecurity New Zealand says it has confirmed and removed a total of five queen hornets and their nests since mid October.

Companies could be missing out on productivity gains
A survey of business leaders suggested companies may be measuring against the wrong benchmarks, and that technology adoption was lagging.

Hungarian British author David Szalay wins Booker Prize for his novel 'Flesh'
David Szalay has won the pirze for his novel Flesh, after missing out in 2016 to Paul Beatty's The Sellout.

Ariana Grande: Going brunette is not about saying goodbye to Glinda
She is resuming her role as the Good Witch of the North with Cynthia Erivo back as Elphaba.

Booker Prize won by 'extraordinary' Flesh by David Szalay
Booker judges describe British-Hungarian author David Szalay's Flesh as "a very special book".

Cook Islands remains 'committed' to New Zealand despite disagreements, trust issues
The Cook Islands government says it remains committed to free association with New Zealand despite recent disagreements and trust issues between the two governments.