Banks are paying customers to stay One bank has offered cash payments equal to 1.5 percent of loan amounts to new home loan borrowers. 
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Tattoo-ink induced blindness: Rare but rising The chances of a tattoo impacting your eyesight are razor-thin, but people with sarcoidosis, an inflammatory disease, might be more susceptible than others. 
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US-led raid disrupts record DDoS botnets worldwide US, Canadian and German authorities have dismantled four record-breaking IoT DDoS botnets that hijacked over three million devices worldwide. 
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© 2026 PC World Tue 5:35am
Government set to unveil details of fuel support package Cabinet has signed off on what support the government will offer, with Finance Minister Nicola Willis hinting it will be targeted towards low and middle income families. 
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Anthony Hopkins teases new film in 'golden land' of Dylan Thomas The two-time Oscar winner stars in a film based on Dylan Thomas's short story, A Visit To Grandpa's. 
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‘Everyday blokes’: Former All Blacks star swaps rugby boots for running shoes for $100k charity goal Colin Slade is leading a group of 100 fathers aiming to fund 12,000 lunches for local school children. 
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Mark Reason: Is Big Jim the answer to Dave Rennie’s big problem? Once upon a time Ma’a Nonu and Sonny Bill Williams roamed the planet, the earth shook and tacklers were bounced into oblivion. 
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Road rules shakeup on the table - here's what you need to know It's currently illegal to ride on the bike path, but when the rubber meets the road, kids do it anyway. Proposed changes could make it legal for kids 12 and under. 
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Reddit might tackle its bot problem with identity verification Reddit may introduce some form of identity verification to tackle its growing bot problem, reports Engadget.
According to CEO Steve Huffman, the company is evaluating several different solutions. One option is biometric methods such as Face ID or Touch ID, where a physical action—such as looking at the screen or touching... 
© 2026 PC World Tue 5:55am
Trivy GitHub breach exposes CI/CD supply chain risk Aqua Security's Trivy GitHub Action was hijacked to ship infostealer code via CI/CD pipelines, exposing secrets across downstream users. 
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Coroner blames Maritime NZ, Police for delay of findings on Vivienne Pincott's river rafting death Wellington woman Vivienne Pincott died from severe injuries while white water rafting a class-five rapid that contained a seven metre drop. 
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YouTube wants you to help spot ‘AI slop’ videos It seems that YouTube now needs your help to moderate AI-generated content on the platform. Lifehacker reports that YouTube has started asking users whether they think videos are “AI slop.”
Yep, that’s the actual term being used by YouTube in its questions. According to a screenshot on Reddit, the question captured... 
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What's at stake as the All Whites gather for the last time before the World Cup ANALYSIS: Four positions are in the spotlight, while a win on home soil would provide a much-needed confidence boost. 
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