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‘Fields of rubble’: Israel, destroying Gaza City, kills 78 across enclave

Zelensky says suspect arrested in shooting of Ukrainian lawmaker

Second explosion in a week targets bank in Peru's capital as crime and extortion surge

Seeking connection, Gen Z turning its back on remote-first work
Google, Canva and Amazon are the top three dream employers for young workers and new research highlights salaries and professional growth as their key priorities.

Teachers call for compulsory second-language classes
The recommendation comes amid government moves to mandate a new structured literacy curriculum nationwide.

All Blacks v Springboks: The last time the All Blacks lost at Eden Park
All Blacks legends recall what it feels like to lose at Eden Park.

Watch: Scott McLaughlin throws away IndyCar win with spin into wall
Scott McLaughlin has salvaged a podium but thrown away a victory when losing control and touching the wall while leading.

Watch: Liverpool’s long-range stunner sinks Arsenal
Dominik Szoboszlai’s long-range free kick flew in off the post in the 83rd minute to give Liverpool a 1-0 victory over Arsenal.

Tom Scott announces intimate Auckland show to celebrate first solo album
The musician from Home Brew, Avantdale Bowling club and Average Rap Band is entering a new chapter with his solo album, ANITYA.

Remorseful driver comes forward after near miss with child caught on video
Police acknowledged the driver’s “genuine remorse” following the near miss.

Car audio crews say they’re not boy racers as crackdown looms
Local voices in South Auckland warn the boy racer bill risks targeting Pacific families and cultural gatherings.

‘Neighbours at war’ as woman throws rock through lounge window
A Saturday afternoon ended with a rock thrown through a window of one neighbour, while the other was arrested.

Jetstar fined more than $2 million for misleading customers over compensation
The low cost airlinewas sentenced over what it told fliers about compensation.

NZEI members considering industrial action
NZEI will consider whether to ballot members on industrial action following two-weeks of stop-work meetings for primary teachers and principals.

Zelenskyy announces arrest in shooting death of pro-Western Ukrainian politician Andriy Parubiy

Broadcom unveils Tanzu Data Intelligence & Platform 10.3 for AI
Broadcom launches VMware Tanzu Data Intelligence and Tanzu Platform 10.3, enabling unified, low-latency data access and AI integration for enterprises.

GravityLab tops global B Corp ranking for tech support services
New Zealand’s GravityLab tops global B Corp rankings for tech support, leading in social impact and anti-trafficking efforts with USD $1m donated.

DOC's new campaign puts NZ's population at 695 billion
Most of us know what New Zealand's human population is, and the Department of Conservation says we can now say the same for our plants and animals.

From the bottom of a grave to the top of the world – the grit behind our most-capped athlete
Sporting legend on juggling odd jobs, financial struggle and her refusal to complain while wearing the silver fern.

‘What South Africa is about!’: Tearful Springbok women cause major shock
South Africa’s No 10 said they “changed history” amid wild celebrations after beating Italy to reach the World Cup quarterfinals for the first time.

'Rabbit plague': Brazen bunnies overrun property, causing pest control confusion
A property owner’s plea to clear a “rabbit plague” from his Okere Falls property has raised questions over who is ultimately responsible for pest control in the region.

Poll says more Kiwis back Labour on cost of living. They’re the ones who made this mess, says Luxon
The latest poll showed National’s perceived ability to handle the crisis was plummeting.

Broadcom makes VMware Private AI standard in Cloud Foundation 9.0
Broadcom has made VMware Private AI Services standard in VMware Cloud Foundation 9.0, enhancing private cloud AI capabilities for major global firms.