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Model Lexi Hughes – who is about to go to university – walked in Vietnamese designer Tran Hung’s romantic show.

Glenn Irwin wins the second British Superbike race of the weekend at Oulton Park, cutting the gap with new championship leader Tommy Bridewell to just 31 points.

The Duke of Sussex is today expected to receive between £7 and £8 million after a family trust fund matured over the years.

Councillors criticise referendum costs for Māori wards; ACT spokesperson accuses them of hypocrisy while neglecting extravagant spending on projects and travel.

New Zealand's Government is enhancing mpox vaccine access following two confirmed cases linked to Winter Pride Festival, while maintaining that overall risk remains low.

New Zealand's Government faces criticism for its rushed redesign of aged care, risking the wellbeing of seniors and caregivers amidst significant budget cuts, say Labour representatives.

Redefining “impossible” legacy projects, 75% of software executives see up to a 50% reduction in development time with increased AI and automation

A recent study reveals that organisations impacted by cyber breaches significantly increase cybersecurity investments, emphasising the critical need for enhanced resilience against evolving digital threats.

Datadog provides visibility into Oracle Cloud Infrastructure, on-premises and other cloud environments.

This project represents the first sale of Operator XR’s immersive training systems to a US Federal Government customer, and will be delivered across a period of 20 months starting 11th September 2024.

Max Verstappen and several other Formula 1 drivers are under investigation for undertaking under virtual safety car conditions after the finish of the Azerbaijan Grand Prix.In Baku the VSC came out for a crash on the penultimate lap between Sergio Perez and Carlos Sainz, who tangled on the run down to Turn 3.Their accident littered debris at that part of the track which drivers had to weave ...Keep reading

An AI&ML-based platform for multilingual translation and voice localisation will also be developed to facilitate efficient public dissemination of information about government initiatives

The manhole had high levels of hydrogen sulfide and carbon monoxide, as well as low oxygen levels, tests found.

"We don't go to the shows like the other girls. We don't come with our ta-tas out or our chi-chis out. Very demure," the celebrity stylist said.

Mattala Rajapaksa International Airport has a low number of flights despite the large size of the airport - as a result, it is not making enough revenue to pay back the Chinese loans

Keir Starmer has refused to rule out the changes before the Autumn budget.

Primary principals urge the Education Minister to delay the 2025 rollout of new math and English curricula, citing insufficient support and potential burnout for teachers.

In a first for the public media organisation, RNZ has agreed to supply archival radio broadcasts to the iwi-led charitable trust to support its groundbreaking natural language processing tools.

COLFO strongly encourages Governments to use the full legislative process, including public consultation with vulnerable communities, for significant changes, to create enduring firearms laws that increase public safety.

Statistics show record numbers of Kiwis leaving New Zealand, with 81,000 migrant departures in July 2024, as economic opportunities dwindle under the current government.

The plan to optimise these bus services with smarter use of the roads is already proving successful, with more people moving through the network and less time stuck in traffic.

The insights follow the FMA’s 2022 thematic review of how managed investment scheme (MIS) managers had applied the FMA’s disclosure framework for integrated financial products guidance issued in 2020.

The Elite program to kill off a substantial proportion of the human population and technologically enslave those left alive now advances rapidly. See ‘Humans Fiddle While Humanity Burns: Will it be Near-Term Death or Transhuman Slavery?’