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Millions of people imperiled through sign-in links sent by SMS
Even well-known services with millions of users are exposing sensitive data.

Adobe adds AI tools to Acrobat for slides & podcasts
Adobe folds new generative AI into Acrobat Studio, auto-making slide decks, chat-edited PDFs and podcast-style summaries from documents.

This Space Stock Just Won a Key Role in Building Trump’s Golden Dome. Should You Buy Shares Now?

Should You Buy Apple Stock Before Earnings on January 29? This Analyst Says ‘Yes.’

F/m Investments seeks SEC approval to tokenize Treasury bill ETF shares

Anthropic’s Revenue Run Rate Tops $9 Billion as VCs Pile In

The long road to November: Luxon puts time on his side
Analysis - A November election date leaves a runway between now and polling day which may give time for an economic recovery, but also leaves plenty of time for things to go awry.

Phoenix sign American striker for A-League finals push
Mackenzie Anthony joins for run home after Samba’s season-ending knee injury.

Big bill for failed property flip
A property reseller caught out by the falling housing market has been told to pay an Auckland couple more than $750,000 in damages, plus more than $100,000 in interest.

Dame Prue Leith is leaving The Great British Bake Off
A flood of comments from the show's fellow judges and former contestants poured in under the announcement, paying tribute to Dame Prue's expertise and wit.

'Warzone':East Coast flooding damage comes to light
Te Araroa on the East Coast remains cut off by road, while over 300 in the region are without power.

Sailor who said Team NZ would be ‘scared’ of Britain confirmed as America’s Cup helm
Dylan Fletcher could also be skipper with Sir Ben Ainslie not expected to sail for the rebranded British team at next year’s America’s Cup in Naples.

Traveller hikes three days with abandoned kitten on Te Araroa trail
Carrying the black kitten with one hand, Katie Evans clambered over fallen trees and navigated a swinging bridge over the Hurunui River to reach the nearest hut.

Mauao campground landslide: Children missing after slip in Mount Maunganui
RNZ understands children are among those missing after a landslide came down on several structures at campground at the base of Mauao, Mount Maunganui.

Check Point unveils AI-ready continuous exposure management
Check Point launches AI-ready Exposure Management to plug remediation gaps, unifying threat intelligence, prioritisation and automated fixes.

'The clock is ticking' on Luxon as PM, says Hipkins as Labour prepares for election
The Labour leader says the odds are against his party for this year's election, but he's determined to buck the trend.

The first four regions to get 'gamechanger' mental-health support
Last year's budget allocated $28m for 10 mental health teams to respond to mental distress calls, alongside law enforcement.

Unions to challenge FENZ restructure proposal at Employment Relations Authority
The unions say they will argue that they were not consulted properly by Fire and Emergency New Zealand.

‘Terrible mistake’: Harry Brook addresses bouncer altercation in Wellington
England’s white-ball captain revealed he told his team about the incident halfway through an ODI against the Black Caps.

Court hears request to lift gag order shielding alleged rapist of Shay-Li Atari Wiener

Lynas Seeks Pentagon Price-Floor Deal as Rare Earths Scrutiny Rises

Turkey deploys advanced radar at Damascus airport, raising Israeli concerns

Peru's interim president faces calls for removal over unregistered meetings with Chinese businessmen

Government's finances in better than expected shape
The government's finances are in better than expected shape as spending has fallen more than the tax take.

Legacy PKI leaves APAC exposed to outages, breaches
Legacy PKI and manual certificate management leave APAC firms exposed to outages, cyber risks and compliance failures, CyberArk warns.

'The house was just gone': Pregnant woman’s birthday turns to terror as landslide swallows neighbour’s home
At 1am on her birthday, Zoe Beck thought she was hearing thunder. Seconds later, the hill behind her Papamoa home collapsed, a landslide tearing through a neighbouring property and wiping a house from the map as flood water surged around her.