Sports · 28 September 2026
Alyssa Thompson’s isolated strike broke Arsenal’s long winning streak in the Women’s Super League, leaving the Gunners with a loss and the Blue side with a very tidy 1-0 victory.
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Business · 28 September 2026
In a speech to Labour’s annual conference, the Chancellor pledged to resurrect Britain’s shipyards, sparking a mix of enthusiasm from dockworkers and scepticism from economists who prefer the term ‘industrialisatio…
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World · 28 September 2026
A revived 30‑year‑old route for an Orange Order parade was halted by a spontaneous crowd of 2,000, turning Ballymena’s quiet Sunday into an impromptu civic drama.
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Technology · 28 September 2026
Anthropic’s chief refuses a Senate hearing on rogue AI, handing the reins to a squad of Australian executives who will step into the political arena next week.
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Business · 28 September 2026
Solar‑energy firm Lodestone plans a $100 million IPO to fund new farms and a retail push, marking New Zealand’s first big float in two years. In typical Kiwi fashion, the company’s plans raise more questions than…
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Business · 28 September 2026
Synlait’s recent earnings revealed a $75.4m loss, prompting the company to turn to a South Island resurgence, farmer sweeteners and Chinese backing for a return to profit. The milk‑minded market watches on, wondering…
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Sports · 28 September 2026
Nathan Cleary suffered a shattered ankle in Sunday's preliminary final, forcing a six‑month recovery that could ripple through the club’s future.
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Business · 28 September 2026
Two Fisher Funds’ listed managed vehicles posted sharp losses against a 30.5% benchmark, even as international markets surged.
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World · 28 September 2026
In a headline‑worthy power play, Serbia’s long‑time president Aleksandar Vucic stepped down from the top office to chase the prime minister’s seat in the upcoming parliamentary elections, a move that looks more l…
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