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Adobe brings AI-powered creative tools to Premier League fans
Adobe partners with the Premier League to introduce AI-powered creative tools and personalised content for 1.8 billion fans ahead of the 2025 Fantasy season.

Bolt Insight gains SOC 2 Type I for secure AI research platform
Bolt Insight's AI research platform BoltChatAI has achieved SOC 2 Type I certification, confirming robust data security and privacy practices for global users.

North Canterbury locals get say over huge solar farm
At its peak, the farm is estimated to generate enough to power for 30,000 homes.

Celonis & Bright Cape launch app to streamline KYC compliance
Celonis and Bright Cape launch Smart KYC Control Tower app to help financial firms cut costs, boost compliance and improve customer experience in KYC processes.

HCLTech signs 10-year deal to modernise Dunedin IT services
HCLTech will modernise Dunedin City Council's IT services over 10 years, enhancing digital platforms, automation and community engagement.

“Big power athlete’: ABs open door for struggling wing Caleb Clarke
All Blacks wing Caleb Clarke couldn’t score a try for the Blues. He was discharged without conviction for fleeing police in June. He plays France on Saturday.

NZ First now third most popular party - Taxpayers' Union-Curia Poll
The latest political poll shows the coalition parties reasserting their lead.

Iconic train, The Southerner, briefly set to return
A train which transported generations of travellers between Christchurch and Invercargill, is set to make a brief return - but it will be last stop Dunedin.

Kiribati Language Week: Celebrating culture amid rising seas back home
This year marks five years since the celebration of the language began.

UGC & interactive ads drive major gains for mobile app installs
User-generated content and interactive ads have boosted mobile app install conversion rates by over 150%, reveals Liftoff’s latest Mobile Ad Creative Index.

Liquefied natural gas imports feasible within 3-4 years but would be costly
But LNG would be costly, might be needed only occasionally, and would likely need backing from the government for fast track consent.

NCS launches SGD $130 million programme to boost AI in Asia Pacific
NCS unveils a SGD $130 million AI programme over three years to boost AI adoption and collaboration across Asia Pacific, enhancing industries and communities.

Family of Kiwi woman killed by elephant thankful for support
Alison Taylor was attacked by a female elephant while walking on a safari.

Red Bull boss faced a private tragedy days before he was sacked
Christian Horner, the long-serving Red Bull Racing team principal, suffered a personal tragedy just days before he was removed from his role.

Man accused of fatal shooting in Hamilton overnight appeared in court
The 20-year-old entered the court room in a blue prison suit with an obvious limp.

Number of New Zealanders leaving for Australia reaches highest level in more than a decade
The figure is the highest level of New Zealanders leaving for our neighbour in more than a decade.

Driver crashes down bank, waits in car wreck overnight to be rescued
An injured man spent the night in a car wreck after crashing down a 10 to 15 metre bank on Great Barrier Island.

Australian mining company Santana Minerals buys Otago land for $25 million
The Australian mining company is promising to employ hundreds of people.

Violence in Papua New Guinea appears to be increasing
"We're having law and order problems that have in the past tended to be restricted to certain provinces and locations seem to have extended to additional provinces."