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Spain's Supreme Court has ruled that a man kissing the hand of a woman without her consent can constitute sexual assault.
This follows an incident from 2023, where a man approached a woman in Madrid, kissed her hand and made gestures to suggest she follow him and that he would pay her.
UK correspondent Gavin Grey explained further.
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ASB is facing a fine of around $6 million for breaching anti-money laundering rules.
Banks are required to do their due diligence with their money, in order to comply with existing legislation - but ASB hasn't followed the right systems.
NZ Herald Wellington business editor Jenee Tibshraeny explained further.
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After multiple delays, Kathmandu’s parent KMD Brands filed its half-year results, revealing details of a discounted capital raise and news that chairman David Kirk is stepping down.
The company, which owns outdoor brands Kathmandu, Rip Curl and Oboz, reported a net loss of $13.1 million, sparking concerns among investors.
Milford Asset Management expert Jeremy Hutton explained further.
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Allbirds, the eco-chic footwear brand co-founded by former All White Tim Brown, has agreed to sell its 'intellectual property and certain other assets' to American Exchange Group.
The brand will be sold for an estimated value of $68 million NZD - a fraction of the company's original net worth.
NZ Herald senior business writer Chris Keall says the company's been in decline for years - with too many key factors going wrong.
"The overarching thing is that it's never been able to make a profit, but it's making sustainable shoes from New Zealand merino wool and recycled materials - but not at a sustainable price."
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Tonight on The Huddle, Jordan Williams from the Taxpayers' Union and broadcaster Mark Sainsbury joined in on a discussion about the following issues of the day - and more!
Broadcasting Minister Paul Goldsmith says changes for the Broadcasting Standards Authority could be made after it deemed it has authority over online broadcasters, after it received a complaint against The Platform. Do we think it needs to be updated?
Parliament's debating a member's bill to let pubs sell alcohol on selected public holidays without needing to serve a meal. Do we think this change needs to be made?
The Post is reporting Fire and Emergency’s deputy chair and board members will get pay increases of up to 79 percent. What do we make of this?
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