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The Indoor Etiquette Tourists Should Follow When Entering Locals' Homes In Germany

IDF kills or arrests all 17 Hamas terrorists who attempted to flee Rafah tunnel following manhunt

Indigenous people reflect on the meaning of their participation in COP30 climate talks

Live: Kiwi Liam Lawson at F1 Las Vegas Grand Prix
Follow the live action, as the rookie starts from sixth on the third row of the grid.

Stunning free kick preserves Auckland FC’s unbeaten start to A-League season
It may not have secured a win, but Lachlan Brook’s moment of magic at Mt Smart at least preserved Auckland FC’s unbeaten start to the A-League season.

Geoffery Miller sent to prison for historical Whangarei sex crimes
Geoffery Miller appeared in the Whangarei District Court for sentencing on historical sexual abuse charges.

Formula 1: Live updates as Liam Lawson starts sixth in the Las Vegas Grand Prix
Follow the action from the Las Vegas Grand Prix

The Power of Proximity Why established tech firms thrive in innovative communities
Established tech firms thrive in innovation hubs like Silicon Valley and New Zealand's Waikato by accessing fresh ideas, talent, and collaboration opportunities.

The rise of Agentic AI: Why procurement needs intelligence, not more dashboards
Procurement teams face rising risks and data overload; agentic AI, like Agent Bob, offers instant intelligence beyond static dashboards to boost strategic decisions.

Labour selects CTU economist Craig Renney as Wellington Bays candidate
Labour has selected high-profile economist Craig Renney to run as its candidate in Wellington Bays in next year's election.

Italy's Beloved Trevi Fountain Hides A Unique Secret That Can Be Explored Underground

How Forest exploited Liverpool's weaknesses
Former Manchester United and Everton striker Wayne Rooney explains how Sean Dyche's Nottingham Forest side exploited Liverpool's weaknesses in their 3-0 win at Anfield.

Howe finally beats Guardiola - how Newcastle stopped Man City
After previously "trying everything", Newcastle manager Eddie Howe beats Pep Guardiola's Manchester City for the first time in the top flight at his 17th attempt.

Thousands gather in Tel Aviv to demand state probe on October 7 failures

Film, documentary maker Costa Botes dies after nearly a decade with cancer
New Zealand documentarian and filmmaker Costa Botes found fame creating Forgotten Silver alongside Peter Jackson in the 90s.

Liam Lawson suffers early damage at Formula 1’s Las Vegas Grand Prix
Follow live coverage of the Las Vegas Grand Prix, where the Kiwi Racings Bulls driver was starting sixth on the grid.

Defence Force checks whether information exposed to hackers targeting Australia
Australia has reported a series of cyberattacks on its defence contractors, while NZ has worked towards greater integration across the ditch.

Depleted Phoenix make promising start against A-League Women powerhouse
Follow live updates as the injury-hit Phoenix host Melbourne Victory at Porirua Park.

AI isn’t an upgrade - it’s the new payments playbook
AI is revolutionising payments in Australia, enabling scale, smarter risk management, and seamless customer experiences beyond mere system upgrades.

Lachlan Brook screamer puts Auckland FC ahead against Brisbane Roar
Follow live coverage of the round five A-League Men match between Auckland and Brisbane in Auckland.

XRP Drops With Market as Bitcoin Weakness Pulls Altcoins Into Oversold Territory

Startup Breakthroughs Accelerate the Fusion Energy Race

Auckland FC v Brisbane Roar live updates: Auckland miss key players in home game
Live updates of the A-League clash between Auckland FC and Brisbane Roar.

Canada's Easternmost National Park Is An Underrated Gem With Pristine Stargazing

Lansing protest highlights Sudan’s ongoing humanitarian crisis

COP30: Labour criticises lack of commitment to cutting fossil fuels
An uneasy deal has been reached at COP30 in Brazil which makes no mention of pledges to phase out fossil fuels.

'Never seen a game like it' - Farrell on SA loss
Ireland head coach Andy Farrell says he is "unbelievably proud" of the fight his players showed after receiving a flurry of cards in a hectic defeat by South Africa in Dublin.