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Watch: Tiger Woods' son Charlie hits hole-in-one at famed TPC Sawgrass
Another year, another hole-in-one for the 16-year-old son of Tiger Woods.

Is now a good time to buy a house?
With house prices still weak, a relatively large number of listings to choose from and interest rates falling, commentators say it probably is a good time to buy a house.

Security contractor loses licence after sharing CCTV clip which went viral
A viral clip of a workplace incident ended with the security contractor in hot water.

Expert warns Fonterra putting 'eggs in one basket' with billion-dollar sale
Fonterra announced the sale of its consumer businesses to French company Lactalis for $4.22 billion.

Woolworths increases subscription fee, minimum spend for free delivery
The supermarket chain is increasing the price and minimum spend required.

SNP Transformation World 2025 highlights global SAP innovation
SNP Transformation World 2025 in Heidelberg showcased global SAP innovation, featuring leaders from BMW, IBM Australia, and others discussing transformation strategies.

NBA star Tristan Thompson is bringing artificial intelligence to basketball fans

Banks tardy on making changes to clawback policies
Only one of the major banks appears to have made changes to its clawback policy despite it being one of the 14 recommendations in last year’s Commerce Commission’s report into retail banking competition the Government is implementing.

Outlander 'an amazing phenomenon for Scottish tourism'
The TV series is commonly cited as one of the reasons tourists head to Scotland.

Shop tag on hoodie gives alleged shoplifter away
When police collared a suspected shoplifter, the hoodie he was wearing revealed a vital clue.

Cognizant deploys 1,000 engineers to scale context-driven AI services
Cognizant will deploy 1,000 context engineers using Workfabric AI’s platform to industrialise agentic AI services across global enterprises.

'This close to murder': Passengers stranded at Auckland Airport by winds take to social media
Fliers took to social media to report hours of delays in disembarking and getting baggage at Auckland Airport.

CCTV shows the moment a car busts through ferry terminal shelter and flies into sea
Glass and metal can be seen flying everywhere, as the car barrels through the railing and into the water.

Passengers stranded at Auckland Airport by strong winds complain of delays
Flight disruptions following high winds in Auckland could take a couple of days to clear, Air New Zealand says.

Five connectivity trends that will redefine enterprise IT in 2026 and beyond
By 2026, five key connectivity trends, including widespread AI network management and Wi-Fi 7 adoption, will transform enterprise IT into a strategic growth driver.

Andrew Crawford joins Digital Island as General Manager of Business Development
Andrew Crawford joins Digital Island as General Manager of Business Development to drive growth and AI-enabled customer solutions from September 2025.

Sea-Flux secures NZD $3 million to drive global maritime push
Sea-Flux has raised NZD $3 million to expand its cloud-based vessel management software globally, enhancing maritime safety and operational efficiency.

One language to rule them all?
Python is one of the most popular computer languages around but how did it start and how did it outrank so many other existing options? Find out in today's column.

House listings up nine percent as rates fall
The latest data based on listings on the website realestate.co.nz showed a 9 percent lift in new listings during August from the year prior.

It was a 1-in-100,000 rare seal - and one man was able to take a photo
The kekeno fur seal has a rarity of 1 in 100,000.

Bougainville election: Record 34 women vie for parliamentary seats
While 34 women candidates mark a record high, the number pales in comparison to the 370 male candidates who will be contesting Thursday's election.