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Klearcom eyes 79% revenue growth as AI fuels global expansion
Klearcom projects 79% revenue growth in 2025, driven by AI innovations and plans to expand its global carrier network and market reach.

Post-mortem examination after unexplained Wellington death
Police were called to the scene in Newtown on Saturday.

Solar farm build to start in South Canterbury
The building of a solar energy farm is about to begin near Temuka in South Canterbury.

Police probe unexplained death in Newtown
A post-mortem is taking place.

Jobe Bellingham following brother's path but wants 'own identity'
Just as brother Jude did before him, Jobe Bellingham is set to move from the Championship to Bundesliga giants Borussia Dortmund.

Ronaldo tears & Yamal's nemesis - has Nations League saved Martinez?
Cristiano Ronaldo is in tears as he wins a third trophy with Portugal - could the Nations League save his manager Roberto Martinez's job?

Sinner and Alcaraz thriller proves rivalry here to stay
A first major final between Carlos Alcaraz and Jannik Sinner always promised to deliver - but few expected it to reach the heights that it did.

Israel says Hamas Gaza chief Sinwar's body identified
The Israeli military says Mohammed Sinwar's body was discovered in a tunnel at a hospital.

How did abuse of vulnerable children go undetected for a decade?
Parents are demanding answers over how Daniel Clarke was able to sexually abuse vulnerable children.

Brit Awards to leave London for Manchester after 48 years
Next year's Brits are to be held at Co-op Live in Manchester.

First black Premier League referee Rennie dies aged 65
Uriah Rennie, the Premier League's first black referee, dies at the age of 65.

Increased movement of people making dengue outbreaks more common, says mosquito expert
Greg Devine said mosquitos that carry the virus "hitchhike around the world" and the increased movement of people is increasing those infected by dengue.

Watch: All Whites become fans to cheer on golfer Ryan Fox
The All Whites traded the football field for the golf green while in Toronto to support Ryan Fox through his Canadian Open playoff win.

'Government doesn't really know what's going on'- rural ISP boss after warship blocked signals
A Taranaki internet provider says the government is failing rural Kiwis by not responding properly to one of last week's internet outages.

Raducanu 'wary' when out after being targeted by stalker
British number two Emma Raducanu speaks to BBC Sport's Isa Guha about the importance of working with a team she trusts as she looks ahead to the grass court season.

'How was your Sunday?' - reaction to 'King Carlos' & your favourite Slam final
It was a final so engrossing it briefly paused the Spanish's men's football team's warm-up - how the sporting world reacted to Carlos Alcaraz's stunning French Open victory.

Three held on suspicion of murder after boy dies in Manchester
Three people are arrested after a boy was killed in north Manchester, police say.

The forgotten story of India's brush with presidential rule
Indira Gandhi's aides pushed for a presidential system - centralising power and sidelining courts and parliament.

The papers: Trump's LA 'face-off' and NHS out for blood
Donald Trump's crackdown on the LA immigration protests features prominently on Monday's papers.

Walking your dog, the latest act of rebellion in Iran
Dogs are vieved as "unclean" by Islamic officials, but ownership is rising as a form of quiet rebellion.