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Mark Zuckerberg dines with Donald Trump at Mar-a-Lago
Relations appear to have improved markedly from Trump's threat earlier this year to throw the Meta boss in jail.

Generative AI boosts productivity in ANZ workplaces
A new study reveals that generative AI is enhancing productivity in Australian and New Zealand workplaces, with many saving over two hours daily.

Cyber security spending to hit USD $212B amid AI threats
The cyber security sector anticipates a dramatic rise in threats by 2025, with global information security spending predicted to hit USD $212 billion.

Golf club cops $38,500 fine after removing 500 native trees
Ohope International Golf Club ordered to replant, restore and maintain the affected coastal dune area, with estimated costs of up to $300,000.

Ellesse Andrews in elite lineup for top Maori Sports Awards gong
In an incredible year for Maori sportswomen, Ellesse Andrews is in an all-female group of Olympic gold medallists up for Maori Sports Person of the Year.

Top New Zealand sports star sentenced for sending series of nude images of woman
The man has been given an official final warning that he will be jailed if the abuse continues.

Seymour issues 'please explain' over oestrogen patch switch
The minister responsible for Pharmac is seeking answers after it it stopped funding a brand of oestrogen patches that many women believe work best.

Future of Marlborough environment projects in question
The future of some core environmental projects hangs in the air as funding starts to dry up - including one described as a "community movement".

Blast site neighbours must sign waivers to go home
Residents who want to return to their homes inside a police cordon are being asked to sign forms.

'Mbappe fell flat when needed' - why Real Madrid are in trouble
Real Madrid record a third loss in the Champions League as Kylian Mbappe struggles to impress, are they really at risk of being eliminated?

Global trade challenges rise with AI & customs complexity
A report reveals growing challenges in global trade, citing complex customs regulations, skills shortages, and AI's impact amid geopolitical disruptions.

CTOs reflect on ChatGPT's impact & future challenges
As ChatGPT celebrates its second anniversary, CTOs share insights on its transformative potential, future challenges, and the evolution of AI in their sectors.

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Third of NI adults visit porn sites, Ofcom finds
Ofcom report finds NI adults are more likely to look at porn online than in any other part of the UK.

Gittens for England? Dortmund winger adds another stunner
While former Borussia Dortmund star Jude Bellingham was enduring a torrid Champions League night at Anfield, another Englishman currently at the Bundesliga club was lighting up the competition.