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  • Beyond High Water Mark Webinar; Astoria Meeting & More – Tillamook County Pioneer

    Beyond High Water Mark Webinar; Astoria Meeting & More – Tillamook County Pioneer

    On Tuesday, December 16, 2025, at 6:00 p.m., the Oregon Shores Conservation Coalition and the Northwest Environmental Defense Center will host a webinar entitled “Beyond the High Water Mark: A Call for Floodplain Management Reform to Ensure…

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  • Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 celebrates TGA wins with huge 1.5 update – OC3D

    1. Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 celebrates TGA wins with huge 1.5 update  OC3D
    2. All the winners and biggest announcements from The Game Awards 2025  ESPN India
    3. ‘Great pride for France’: President congratulates Clair Obscur after historic night at…

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  • Strictly Come Dancing finalists confirmed after last elimination

    Strictly Come Dancing finalists confirmed after last elimination

    The three finalists for this year’s Strictly Come Dancing have been confirmed, after one couple was eliminated from the competition in Sunday night’s results show.

    In the bottom two this week were EastEnders actor Balvinder Sopal and her partner…

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  • OpenAI’s Head of Codex Says a Bottleneck on Path to AI Is Typing Speed

    OpenAI’s Head of Codex Says a Bottleneck on Path to AI Is Typing Speed

    Just. Type. Faster.

    If you needed a sign for how determined AI-land is to achieve AGI quickly, it’s that one of its leaders sees the speed of human typing as one of its biggest roadblocks.

    Alexander Embiricos, who…

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  • Montreal doctor says flu season is in full swing – CTV News

    Montreal doctor says flu season is in full swing – CTV News

    1. Montreal doctor says flu season is in full swing  CTV News
    2. Severe flu season started early in Quebec. Here’s what you need to know  Yahoo News Canada
    3. CHEO asks family doctors to step up flu-fighting efforts  unpublished.ca
    4. CHEO asks Ottawa doctors…

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  • Live updates: Wall Street stumbles on tech sell-off, ASX set to fall

    Live updates: Wall Street stumbles on tech sell-off, ASX set to fall

    It wasn’t one of those champagne-popping, record-topping ends to the week on Wall Street.

    The bubbles went flat as traders spent the day executing sell orders on tech stocks, which soured the sentiment across the board.

    The S&P 500 closed 1.1% lower while the blue-chip Dow fell 0.5%.

    The tech-centric Nasdaq tumbled 1.9%. The technology sector within the S&P 500 lost 2.9% as AI punters decided to take some profits off the table in double-jig time.

    The cloud-computing company Oracle, which had prompted the tech wobble earlier in the week with a disturbing mix of weak earnings forecasts and massive spending commitments, dropped another 4.5% on top of Thursday’s 11% capitulation.

    Chipmaker Broadcom closed 11% lower after issuing a warning about its margins, and AI leader Nvidia shed another 3.3%.

    Granite Wealth Management Managing Director Bruce Zaro told Reuters that “continued disappointment and uncertainty over the AI trade and technology trade” pressured the market.

    “I would have thought this choppiness would have ended by now,” he said.

    “We’re in a really, really good seasonal period. Typically, mid-December through the last trading days of the year is traditionally the Santa Claus rally period.”

    European stocks also closed lower with the broad Eurostoxx 600 shedding 0.6%, while the global MSCI was also down 0.6%.

    Over the week, the S&P 500 fell 0.5%, while the ASX was one of the better performers, picking up 0.7%, matching the effort of the Nikkei.

    However, if futures markets are anything to go by, the ASX will give up a fair chunk of last week’s gains, pricing in a 0.6% loss on opening.

    US Treasury yields rose in line with the global vibe that most central banks were nearing the end of their current easing cycle.

    The US dollar was generally stronger, although the Aussie dollar largely held its ground against the greenback. It notched its third successive week of gains and hit its highest weekly close in almost fourteen months.

    On commodity markets, oil prices slipped due to ongoing worries about oversupply building into next year.

    The global benchmark Brent crude fell 1.5% to be down almost 4% over the week.

    Gold pushed above $US4,300 an ounce, while silver slipped on profit taking and copper eased 3% after almost hitting $US12,000/tonne and a new record high.

    Overnight, Bitcoin again dived back under $US90,000.

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  • Ohio State 85-60 Toledo (Dec 14, 2025) Game Recap – ESPN

    1. Ohio State 85-60 Toledo (Dec 14, 2025) Game Recap  ESPN
    2. Ohio State Hosts Toledo for Sunday’s Nike x Lego Game  Ohio State | Official Athletics Website
    3. How to Watch Ohio State Buckeyes vs. Toledo Rockets Women’s Basketball: Live Stream or on TV  

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  • 20 Cars That Focused on Analog engagement and Coachbuilding in 2025

    20 Cars That Focused on Analog engagement and Coachbuilding in 2025

    We’re nearly halfway through December, and after what was an action-packed 2025, now seems like the ideal time to look back and highlight the most special launches from the past 12 months. This list doesn’t focus on the more…

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  • NZX, New Zealand’s Exchange – Announcements, Paysauce Launches $4 Million Capital Raise

    15/12/2025, 09:08 NZDT, OFFER

    PaySauce launches $4 million capital raise
    Lower Hutt, New Zealand – 15 December 2025

    Software-as-a-Service fintech PaySauce Limited (NZX: PYS) is pleased to announce a capital raising comprising of a placement of approximately $3 million to institutional and other investors (Placement) and a $1 million share purchase plan (SPP) available to investors residing in New Zealand (together, the Offer).

    Proceeds from the Offer will be applied to fund PaySauce’s expansion into the Australian market, which is scheduled to launch in February 2026.

    The Offer structure is designed to broaden PaySauce’s shareholder base and promote future liquidity.

    The Offer will be undertaken at a fixed price of $0.26 per share (Issue Price). The Issue Price represents a 7.1% discount to the closing share price on Friday, 12 December 2025 of $0.28 per share.

    Approximately 15.4 million shares may be issued under the Offer. New shares issued under the Offer will rank equally with existing fully paid ordinary shares in PaySauce quoted on the NZX Market from the time of their issue.

    Chief Executive Asantha Wijeyeratne, who is moving to Melbourne to work with PaySauce Australia Executive Director Chris Ridd to drive the Australian expansion, said: “PaySauce has established a strong record for consistent growth in revenue and solid earnings and cash flow. From these strong domestic foundations, we have developed a market-leading payroll solution for micro-businesses and funded our launch into Australia, a market of around 700,000 micro-businesses that remains largely underserved.”

    “The capital raising we are launching today will give us the flexibility to pursue this opportunity across the Tasman and consider bolt on acquisitions that will accelerate our growth in this market. We also expect the new capital will broaden our investor base, enhance liquidity and enable better recognition of the value we are creating.”

    NZX has granted a trading halt to facilitate the Placement. PaySauce expects to advise the market of the capital raised under the Placement on Wednesday, 17 December 2025.

    The SPP will be open from 9.00am (NZST) on Wednesday, 17 December 2025 to 5.00pm (NZST) on Friday, 23 January 2026. The Record Date for the SPP is 5.00pm today, 15 December 2025.

    Under the SPP, investors will be invited to subscribe for up to $50,000 of new shares at $0.26 per share, free of any brokerage, commission, or transaction costs. If the SPP is oversubscribed, applications may be scaled down in PaySauce’s sole discretion, by reference to the number of ordinary shares held by applicants at the Record Date.

    Further details about the SPP will be released to the NZX on Wednesday, 17 December 2025. Shareholders of PaySauce on the Record Date will have their applications preferred over non-shareholders in the event of scaling.

    Cameron Partners are acting as Financial Adviser for the Offer. The Offer is not underwritten.

    Please review the investor presentation and cleansing notice released with this announcement for further information.

    Minimum Holdings Notice

    Under PaySauce’s constitution and the NZX Listing Rules, PaySauce is permitted to exercise a power of sale of shares held by any person with less than a Minimum Holding. The PaySauce Board has resolved that a Minimum Holding of PaySauce shares is a parcel of shares with a value less than NZ$500.

    PaySauce recognises that it is difficult for shareholders to sell small parcels of shares because the cost of brokerage can be disproportionately high relative to the value of their shareholding. PaySauce is also concerned about the ongoing cost of maintaining a large number of small holdings on its share register. Accordingly, the PaySauce Board has determined that it will exercise its power of sale of shares held by any person with less than a Minimum Holding on its share register. The Minimum Holding has been set at 1,786 shares, based on the Average Market Price of PaySauce shares as at market close on Friday 12 December 2025. The attached notice will be sent to affected shareholders shortly together with the SPP Booklet so that small shareholders who wish to top up to or above the Minimum Holding can use the SPP as a brokerage free opportunity to do so.

    PaySauce will hold a power of sale over share parcels that are less than a Minimum Holding on 15 March 2026.

    Please note that the Minimum Holding process only effects shareholders who hold less than a Minimum Holding directly on the PaySauce share register. It does not affect shareholders who hold shares through a custodial account (such as Sharesies).

    Released for and on behalf of PaySauce by PaySauce CFO Jaime Monaghan

    ENDS

    PaySauce is a SaaS fintech platform delivering digital payroll solutions across 14 jurisdictions in Asia-Pacific. The technology enables small employers to digitally onboard, pay and manage employees from any device. The platform includes rosters, mobile timesheets, payroll calculations, banking integration, automated payments, PAYE filing, labour costing, and automated general ledger entries. The PayNow feature enables customers’ employees to access the pay they’ve earned before payday, providing a free alternative to payday lenders.

    www.paysauce.com


    CONTACT
    Investors
    Asantha Wijeyeratne
    CEO PaySauce
    +64 21 554 600

    Media
    Richard Inder
    The Project
    +64 21 645 643

    Please direct any investment queries to investor@paysauce.com

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