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AI can make us UK's biggest firm, Rolls-Royce says
Tufan Erginbilgic says business deals to supply nuclear power for artificial intelligence could boost its fortunes

Warning after real estate agents caught altering sale agreements
Buyers may be being put at risk, the Law Association warns.

Most cyber attack brokers sell admin access from USD $500
Cyber attackers can buy admin-level access to corporate networks from USD $500, with 71% of dark web listings offering privileged credentials, new research shows.

The human cost as Team NZ modernise to snap America’s Cup's 'Achilles heel'
Team NZ boss Grant Dalton reveals one of the harder decisions was introducing battery power to replace an innovation that inspired their Cup dominance.

Noel Edmonds says this is the truth about his Kiwi Adventure, like it or not
The three part TV series called Noel Edmonds’ Kiwi Adventure, has finished but the Brit is adamant it wasn’t cancelled.

Quiz: Which quotes got MPs booted out of Parliament?
Try and see if you can guess which other quotes landed members, both past and present, in hot water with the speaker.

Auckland's top mayoral candidates to be questioned by voters
Councillor Kerrin Leoni and Auckland Mayor Wayne Brown will appear at the 'Let's Talk About Auckland' event.

OT cyber incidents may cost up to USD $329.5 billion globally
OT cyber incidents could cause up to USD $329.5 billion in global losses, with business interruption making up over half of the projected impact, says a new report.

Samoa backs Solomon Islands' move to defer partner talks at Pacific Islands Forum
The region's foreign ministers are meeting in Suva on Thursday for the final high-level meeting in a suite of gatherings ahead of the Pacific Islands Forum Leaders' Meeting.

Dangerous dreams: Inside internet's 'sleepmaxxing' craze

Netanyahu vows Israeli help on water crisis once Iran is liberated from ‘tyrants of Tehran’

Israel in talks with South Sudan about Gazan resettlement plans

Police hunting second suspect in Stokes Valley shooting
Police are still searching for a another person that they believe was involved.

Hayden Wilde's doctor on his remarkable comeback
Three months after being hit by a truck, the New Zealand triathlete returned with a remarkable victory.

Embassy staff in contact with Kiwi woman detained in US immigration facility
It was only made aware of the case through media reports - and Foreign Minister Winston Peters' office said nobody made contact before then.

ANZ businesses accelerate AI adoption for innovation & growth
Australian and New Zealand businesses across sectors are rapidly adopting AI for smarter operations, with SAP highlighting key use cases and promoting responsible, inclusive innovation.

Family feud leads to killing and life imprisonment for Head Hunters member
Texas Doctor and Sione Tupou’s families had been feuding. It all came to a head outside a liquor store.

Oura app enhances Pregnancy Insights with personalised tracking
OURA app enhances its Pregnancy Insights with personalised tracking of key biometrics, helping women navigate pregnancy in real time across Australia and New Zealand.

Israel deliberately obstructing aid, Former PM Helen Clark says
The former prime minister is at the Rafah border crossing with former Irish President Mary Robinson.

Paciifc news in brief for 13 August
A round-up of news from around the region, including a man found guilty of five murders in Fiji.

New species teem in Cambodia's threatened karst

New York declares total war on prolific rat population

Man clings to Austrian high-speed train and survives

The shrill is gone: AOL to shut down dial-up internet

Macron admits France's repressive violence in Cameroon's war for independence

Where Are the Wildfires in Europe? What Travelers Need to Know

Kenya court says British tycoon's body too decomposed to determine cause of death