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Video of Bangladeshi Hindu appealing for India's help is AI-generated

Police seek witnesses of Christmas Day shooting in Christchurch
Officers are looking for more witnesses of the shooting in Christchurch’s Hornby.

White & Case rolls out Legora AI platform worldwide
White & Case selects Legora as a strategic AI partner, rolling out its platform to lawyers in 43 offices across 29 countries worldwide.

'We can't rely on goodwill' - NZ lags behind on battling AI creation of sexual images
NZ needs to step back and have a bigger conversation around what privacy means in the AI era, says an organisation working to prevent child sexual exploitation.

‘Beautiful dad’ dies in one of two fatal water incidents on east coast
The two fatal water incidents occurred in the Eastern District in less than 24 hours.

KPop Demon Hunters wins Golden Globes for best animated film
The film's breakout anthem Golden was also named best original song at the awards on Sunday.

Ferry cancellations: Stranded travellers left with thousands in costs
Travellers whose sailings were cancelled by Bluebridge in the past week could not get another ferry booking until the end of January.

East Coast drownings prompt water safety warning
Two people died in separate incidents in 24 hours.

Is this $50 pie the most expensive in NZ?
The small town bakery crafting crayfish and pastry pies that sell for $50 each.

Couple frustrated by brazen theft of rare car caught on camera
The woman was seen taking the car from a Hamilton tyre shop.

Former finalist sent packing in opening round of ASB Classic, again
Timaru’s towering wildcard James Watt was another to exit in the first round, but the Kiwi put up a heck of a fight.

Yoyoso, Miniso in liquidation - Temu gets the blame again
The retail chain has been placed into liquidation owing millions of dollars, but liquidators say it is unlikely unsecured creditors will get their money back.

Sewage leak that closed popular beach blamed on bottles in toilets
A health warning was issued after raw sewage was detected at Corsair Bay in Lyttelton at the weekend.

Sewage leak that closed popular beach blamed on bottles in toilets
A health warning was issued after raw sewage was detected at Corsair Bay in Lyttelton this weekend.

B2B data cleansing: Improving business data quality
Clean B2B data boosts marketing, sales and compliance; profiling, validating and standardising records cuts waste and sharpens decisions.

Golden Globes top moments: Amy Poehler and Snoop Dogg to K-Pop triumphs
The annual award ceremony included plenty of star-power and banter, while bringing the Oscars race into focus.

New satellite campus could help solve Solomon Islands’ eye doctor shortage
A new satellite training campus in the Solomon Islands could transform eye care in a nation with less than half the ophthalmologists it needs.

Firearms Safety Authority executive director Angela Brazier retires following McSkimming report
Angela Brazier, who RNZ understand is Ms G in the police watchdog's scathing report into how police handled allegations against former deputy commissioner Jevon McSkimming, will retire in April.

Watch: Former All Blacks wing scores two tries in Japan
Mark Tele’a proved he’s still a try-scoring weapon but his old international coach Ian Foster won’t have been smiling after the game in Japan.

Off the ballot, Ugandan president's son waits in the wings this election

Israel signs cyber defense cooperation agreement with Germany

Researchers make mind-blowing discovery while analyzing Arctic ocean floor: 'What happened in the past is likely to recur'

Police swarm Palmerston North suburb after man reportedly shot
Officers were called to the address in Highbury about 3.15pm.

Chalamet beats DiCaprio to Golden Globes glory
Chalamet is among the main winners at the Golden Globes and gets a boost in his quest for an Oscar.