Liquibase Secure launches on Snowflake Marketplace Snowflake customers can now buy Liquibase Secure through the marketplace, with spend eligible for Capacity Drawdown as teams tighten change control. 
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All you need to know as Ryan Fox headlines International team for Presidents Cup Kiwi major winner Ryan Fox is part of the International team taking on the United States in the biennial event at Medinah in Illinois. 
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Three plans and a $66 million problem: Inside NZ Rugby’s fight to save the game There may be no desk thumping or finger pointing when key stakeholders attend NZ Rugby's important "Rugby Summit'' in Wellington on Thursday, but no-one should be fooled. 
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In defence of the teacher in the middle of a political storm Sir Ian Taylor defends the principal at the centre of the OIA row, warning against turning a bad choice of words into a scandal. 
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One hour of maths, no phones, new curriculum: The Coalition’s school report card In its last election campaign, National spoke of a system in decline and falling student achievement. 
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YouTube adds AI tools for creators, viewers & safety Viewers could soon get mood-based feeds, while creators gain editing, testing and identity-protection tools as competition intensifies. 
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Singer Michael Kiwanuka reveals he is recovering from a stroke The award-winning musician says he faces a "tough journey ahead" after a "quite severe" brain injury. 
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'It was scary' - Jacks goes from emergency surgery to match-winner Will Jacks' career-best 50-over figures on Tuesday came shortly after the England all-rounder was rushed into hospital for emergency surgery while on a weekend away. 
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Ad break in Women's Champions League was unscheduled Coverage of Arsenal's Women's Champions League opener also featured a dog on set, a vegetable platter and a rotating floor. 
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Man Utd still £1bn in debt with £63.5m spent on new stadium Manchester United's overall debt remains over £1bn despite Sir Jim Ratcliffe's extensive cost-cutting measures, with the club also confirming it has spent £63.5m buying land for their new stadium. 
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