Good morning. Here are 3 of the 10 stories in today's Ten@10.
8. How to vote New Zealand election 2026: Electorate guide
Liberty Scott has gone through every electorate and rated who's worth your electorate vote if you want more freedom and smaller government. Candace Kinser in Auckland Central to beat Swarbrick, Ali Dahche in Botany to give Luxon a "bloody nose", and Chris Bishop in Hutt South. Find your seat before Saturday.
6. Anthropic asks investors to trust it won't do evil
Anthropic's IPO filing shows revenue of US$16.29 billion in six months, up from US$1.16 billion, and a safety pitch Paul McBeth likens to Google's "Don't be evil". The catch is almost US$660 billion in compute leases, and he reckons New Zealand's renewable power and water could make us a natural home for its data centres.
Read it at Jenny Ruth's Just the Business
10. Lewis Hamilton's Grand Prix of hypocrisy
Lewis Hamilton lobbied for years for an African Grand Prix and got Rwanda, whose army the US sanctioned in March for backing M23 rebels in Congo. The man who raced in a rainbow helmet in Saudi Arabia now says "I don't get to choose where we go". James Price isn't buying it.
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