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Exclusive: Craig Stanley on SAP-driven enterprise architecture transformation
Enterprise architects are urged to close the gap between digital strategies and execution by fostering shared vision and agile transformation amid evolving AI technologies.

Gladiators star is first celeb to join Strictly 2025
Olympic sprinter Harry Aikines-Aryeetey is better known to fans of the BBC's Gladiators as Nitro.

Northland gets more police to help handle 'unprecedented' crime wave
A spate of violent crimes and a significant police shortage has seen more than 90 officers called in to bolster Northland's thin blue line.

Exclusive: Enterprise Wide discusses how SAP’s AI is transforming retail
AI and cloud technology revolutionise retail with faster demand forecasts, reducing out-of-stocks and boosting sustainability at stores like Woolworths.

Liam Lawson reveals his biggest F1 weakness and his plans to fix it
The Kiwi driver took plenty of momentum into the summer break and he knows the key to maintaining it for the remainder of the season.

Great grandson of first woman MP slams ‘sexist, cowardly’ pay equity changes
The Government’s pay equity overhaul has faced criticism from leading political figures and a former governor general.

All three promoted clubs to go down? The stats around relegation
BBC Sport looks at the stats surrounding relegation, asks why promoted clubs are struggling and rates each of the new boys' chances.

Turkey earthquake flattens buildings in north-east Balikesir province
The magnitude 6.1 quake left one person dead and caused 16 buildings to collapse in the north-west Balikesir province.

Their loved ones are missing at war. So these Ukrainian children spend summer together
Will Vernon gets exclusive access to a pioneering summer camp for Ukrainian children with missing parents.

Netflix star on GCSE advice from Steve Buscemi
Teenager Moosa Mostafa, from Leamington Spa, on playing Eugene in Netflix hit Wednesday.

Legendary Blue Peter editor Biddy Baxter dies at 92
The TV show's editor kept a firm hand on the rudder for a quarter of a century.

‘It just stuck’: How a cricket fan took all-time crowd catch while juggling two vodka cans
Harry Gill says his phone has been “blowing up” after his sensational crowd catch at the T20 in Darwin went viral – and earned him a lifetime’s supply of multivitamins.

Support grows for Labour, but not enough to govern - latest poll
Labour's support has surged in the latest TVNZ political poll out tonight, but the coalition government would still have the numbers to govern.

ANZ cuts home loan rate, predictions others will follow
The country's biggest bank said it would cut its one-year fixed rate special by 16 basis points to 4.79 percent.

‘Completely horrifying’: Appeal for information after ‘callous’ killing of endangered sea lions
DOC is calling for public help after three endangered New Zealand sea lions, or pakake, were deliberately shot near Oamaru over the weekend.

UK backpacker pleads guilty to killing man while drunk driving an e-scooter in Australia
Investigators estimated Alicia Kemp was driving at about 20-25kph when she crashed into Thanh Phan, who hit his head on the pavement in Perth.

AI at work: Five hard truths every business leader needs to hear
Nearly half of organisations remain in AI pilot phases, highlighting the need for cautious planning and security-focused adoption in 2025.

South Korea military shrinks by 20% due to low birthrate
Its size has fallen below the 500,000 troops experts say are needed to handle a North Korean attack.

Watch: Meteor burns across Australian night sky
Amateur astronomers captured the moment it streaked over Victoria on CCTV and dashboard cameras.

'Calamity' in Gaza and '£30bn cost of Chagos'
Israel's defence of its plan to take control of Gaza City features prominently on Monday's papers.