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China hands over state of the art sports complex to Tonga
The complex, which cost more than US$25 million, includes the Tonga High School Indoor Stadium, an international-standard rugby field, netball and tennis courts, and an aquatics center.

Reimagining eCommerce marketing
Marketers must rethink their online strategies by leveraging AI and data to enhance customer experiences, drive engagement, and boost revenue in eCommerce.

Hamilton marae fire treated as suspicious
The meeting house at Hui Te Rangiora Marae was completely gutted by the fire on Sunday morning.

Resident hurt in fight with home intruder, second person found unconscious on street in Wellington
And a second person has been found unconscious on nearby street, as police probe if the two incidents are linked.

Raskin leads way as Ferguson stakes Rangers claim
Nicolas Raskin leads the way with a peerless midfielder display as Barry Ferguson enhances his credentials to be a longer-term Rangers manager.

Howe's history men to go down in Newcastle folklore
Newcastle manager Eddie Howe and his players will assume legendary status on Tyneside after winning the club's first major trophy in 56 years, says Phil McNulty.

'I've waited my whole life for this': Joyous Newcastle fans celebrate Carabao Cup win
The Magpies beat Liverpool 2-1 in the league cup final - their first major trophy since 1969.

Rising temperatures to bring UK warm start to spring
Temperatures could reach 18C in the south of the UK on Thursday, the same day as the spring equinox.

Trump and Putin to hold call on ceasefire deal soon, US envoy says
Steve Witkoff, who recently met Putin, says he expects the presidents to have a positive discussion.

'My sister died' - Nightclub survivors and relatives speak of grief
Survivors and relatives of those who died in a fire in North Macedonia speak of their grief.

Wild scenes as Newcastle win League Cup
Wild scenes erupted when Newcastle won the English League Cup for the club's first trophy in 70 years.

School lunch that burnt student heated in package not intended for commercial reheating
The food safety authority has found a school lunch that burnt a student was provided by a third party in packaging that was not intended for commercial reheating.

Why it�s past time for an overhaul of your HR processes and platforms
As Australian firms face evolving workplace regulations, experts urge a shift to AI-powered human capital management platforms to enhance efficiency and compliance.

Cybersecurity in the era of AI and quantum
As AI and quantum technologies reshape cybersecurity, the US Navy grapples with unique challenges in enhancing its defences against evolving cyber threats.

'I do things my way' - 'special' Fernandes hits back at critics
Captain Bruno Fernandes insists he will be his own man - and on current form Manchester United would not have it any other way.

GB's Draper beats Rune to win Indian Wells title
Britain's Jack Draper claims the biggest title of his career with a straight-set win over Denmark's Holger Rune in the Indian Wells final.

The Sidemen's reality show, and Selena Gomez's 'love story' album: What to stream this week
This week also sees the release of Snow White, while gamers are getting set for Assassin's Creed Shadows.

North Sea oil tanker owner praises 'heroic' crew
The owners of an oil tanker involved in a collision in the North Sea say its crew limited damage.

British daughter of Gaza hostage says burying father 'incredibly meaningful'
Sharone Lifschitz said it was important all families were reunited with their relatives, both dead and alive

Beg, borrow, steal: The secrets of success for Sydney�s NRL clubs
Manly, St George Illawarra, Wests Tigers and Cronulla are spiritually aligned to ageing and crumbling suburban grounds, but at what cost?