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Outsized launches independent consulting squads in ANZ
Outsized rolls out pre-built independent consulting squads for ANZ banks, targeting AUD $200,000-AUD $2 million transformation projects.

Drinking with the enemy: The espresso cup blunder that enraged Tottenham fans
Spurs conceded a last-minute goal to lose 3-2 at Bournemouth - but it was the cup their coach drank out of that was the big talking point.

‘I just don’t get it’: Stokes calls for tech reform after Snicko costs England again
England’s captain had his say after another controversial DRS call sparked a fiery confrontation between Brydon Carse, Jake Weatherald, Travis Head and umpire Ahsan Raza.

Two into No.1 can go: Ponga says he and Walsh can coexist in Maroons team
The two star fullbacks have traded the Maroons No.1 jersey in the past few seasons, depending on form and fitness. Kalyn Ponga says there’s room for both.

Ashes player ratings: The stars, standouts and those with reputations in tatters
We rate every Australian and Englishman to take the field in another emphatic series win for the home side.

Hijikata takes out first set
Rinky Hijikata takes out the first set in his clash against Giovanni Mpetshi Perricard at the Brisbane International.

England never recovered from Perth, and neither did this Ashes series
It’s been a dizzying series in many ways, comprising some moments of champagne cricket but many more of poor stuff that spoke to England’s ramshackle preparation for the task and Australia’s numerous vulnerabilities.

NZ universities accepting English proficiency tests through Duolingo
New Zealand universities now accept Duolingo English tests from overseas students, reflecting a global shift in language proficiency checks.

The most expensive place to rent in New Zealand is Central Otago Lakes District
Renting in the Central Otago Lakes District region is now more expensive than Auckland, though renters elsewhere are seeing relief.

Gauff wary of young Aussie star as United Cup heats up
Coco Gauff helped lift the US into the final four with a singles and doubles win in Wednesday’s quarter-final against Greece in Perth.

‘She’ll be kicking him home for us’: Buchanan eyeing fairytale win to honour tragic jockey
Trainer Kristen Buchanan hopes Stylebender, Bronte Simpson’s favourite horse, can produce a special effort in the race named after the late apprentice on Saturday at Wyong.

Khawaja out for six in final Test innings as Australia seal 4-1 series win
Usman Khawaja’s fairytale finish at the SCG didn’t quite go to plan, but Australia got home in the fifth Ashes Test to seal a 4-1 series victory after a dramatic middle session.

A heartfelt farewell to end one of the most meaningful careers in Australian cricket
Few players are as warmly liked throughout international cricket as Usman Khawaja, and fewer still have crossed so many barriers and borders.

‘He can make a call’: Fagan says Neale would have Lions’ blessing to return to WA after 2026
Dual premiership coach Chris Fagan said Lachie Neale’s decision to step down as captain was sensible. Meanwhile, Lenny Hayes has a new role at St Kilda.

ManageMyHealth fixes code and bolsters security after hack
ManageMyHealth says it has fixed code flaws and tightened logins after a hack that may have exposed health documents of up to 7% of users.

'One part terrified, one part really angry' - Assault victim's anger over Manage My Health hack
A sexual assault survivor says she feels re-victimised and furious after the Manage My Health hack and US$60,000 ransom demand.

Burst pipes leaves more than 100 Wellington homes without water
The pipe burst on Kingston Heights Road meant water would be off until about 5.30pm, Wellington Water says.