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Russell Brand will be sentenced on his rape and sexual assault convictions in the coming hours.
The 51-year-old has been held in custody since his guilty verdicts in a London court on Friday.
Police are investigating two additional allegations of rape against the comedian.
UK correspondent Gavin Grey says it's likely more victims will come forward, and there'll be more developments in this case.
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US tech giant Nvidia's is investigating reports its CEO has had an affair with a suspected Chinese spy.
The New York Times has revealed US intelligence officials believe a businesswoman who had a relationship with Jensen Huang was spying for Beijing.
Fisher Funds expert Sam Dickie unpacked the investigation further.
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ANZ New Zealand has posted a $2.4 billion net profit - sliding from a record $2.5 billion the year before.
The Australian bank's released its financial results to September.
Chief executive Ben Kelleher says these results reflect a tricky economic environment and increased competition in the banking sector.
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ACT's leader says everything is negotiable - as speculation about him becoming the next Finance Minister, if the coalition return to power continues to swirl.
National leader Chris Luxon says his party keeping that portfolio is non-negotiable.
David Seymour says the coalition need to ask themselves what the best configuration is to make sure they have a fighting chance of a third term in three years time.
"Now, I'm not particularly wedded to myself being in any particular position, but what I do take exception to is this tone that only National ministers can do things competently."
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On the Heather du Plessis-Allan Drive Full Show Podcast for Monday, 9 November, 2026, Chris Bishop says he'll now try to make up for being a "crappy husband and father" for three years after conceding a "bruising loss" in the Hutt South electorate.
On The Huddle, Trish Sherson and Josie Pagani on whether Christopher Luxon should've been on the phone to Qiulae Wong already.
Radio New Zealand's boss on an error that's resulted in a multi-million dollar loss.
And why nearly a third of Kiwi kids don't know how to grip a pencil properly.
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