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Maori delegation eyes deeper business, cultural ties with India
A Maori-led delegation is travelling to India to explore trade opportunities and strengthen cultural ties.

Watch: 'Management speak mumbo jumbo': Hipkins responds to Luxon's State of the Nation address
The prime minister defended his government's progress and reform programme, promising no deviation from its plan should it win a second term.

Watch live: Labour's Chris Hipkins responds to Luxon's State of the Nation address
Luxon launched a defence of his government's progress and reform programme, and promised there would be no deviation from its plan should it win a second term.

‘Two years of hard grind, but things are turning around,’ PM says in State of Nation speech
In his state of the nation address Luxon said it has been a "challenging period” for New Zealanders, but progress had been made.

CyberCX extends Australian Open cyber security deal
CyberCX will stay on as the Australian Open’s cyber security partner through 2026, as tennis ramps up defences against digital threats.

Wilson defeats Higgins to claim first Masters title
Kyren Wilson claims his first Masters title with a 10-6 victory over John Higgins in final that failed to scale the expected heights at Alexandra Palace.

'Arsenal will never forgive themselves if they don't win title now'
This is Mikel Arteta and Arsenal's "now or never" moment as Premier League title rivals stumble badly, says chief football writer Phil McNulty.

'Shameful' and 'terrible look' - the chaos that marred Senegal's Afcon triumph
Senegal beat Morocco to win the Africa Cup of Nations for a second time - but only after the final was overshadowed when they temporarily refuse to play after the hosts are awarded a controversial stoppage time-penalty with the match 0-0.

'The finest in the world': Why the US is buying icebreakers from Finland
The Nordic nation leads the way when it comes to both the design and construction of the vessels.

Hispanic voters sent Trump back to power. Now some are souring
After sending Trump to the White House in a historic shift, some Latinos feel he's not improving the economy.

The Papers: 'EU weighs up €93bn retaliation' and 'Raducanu's fine start'
The fallout from Donald Trump's tariff threat to EU allies that oppose his campaign to annex Greenland dominates Monday's papers.

RBNZ governor should have sought advice before signing letter of support for US Fed boss Jerome Powell
Anna Breman should not have signed the letter of support without first getting advice, Minister of Finance says.

ANZ's new floating interest rate means an extra $12m in profit - expert
Squirrel chief executive David Cunningham says ANZ's new floating mortgage interest rate will increase profits and offset the 1.5 percent cashback offer on new home loans.

Black Caps star credits a marquee in Lincoln for his history-making heroics
The secret to Daryl Mitchell’s success as he guided the Black Caps to a history-making series win in India may well lie under a tent in the Canterbury town of Lincoln.

Will Frank and Glasner see the season out?
Match of the Day's Kelly Cates, Joe Hart and Ellen White discuss whether it is possible for Tottenham manager Thomas Frank and Crystal Palace boss Oliver Glasner to remain at their clubs until the end of the season.

Diaz will 'have nightmares' over 'Panenka' failure
Brahim Diaz had the chance to win Afcon for Morocco, but his choice to try a Panenka ended up costing his side dearly as Senegal hit back to win the game in extra time.

'Europe won't be blackmailed,' Danish PM says in wake of Trump Greenland threats
The US president threatens to impose tariffs on countries that oppose his plans to take over the territory.

Faisal Islam: Global disruption looms large over biggest-ever Davos
Expect the World Economic Forum to be both the centre of the world this week, and totally bizarre, writes the BBC's economics editor.