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Search  Ozzy Osbourne death: 'He was one of nature's good guys' The BBC's David Sillito looks back at the life of Ozzy Osbourne, the frontman of heavy metal band Black Sabbath, who has died at the age of 76.  © 2025 BBCWorld 10:25am  Coroner seeks tougher controls on corporate boxing events Christchurch man Kain Parsons died after receiving 30 blows to his head in under three minutes.  © 2025 RadioNZ 10:15am  SharePoint zero-day flaw exploited as over 9,000 servers at risk A zero-day flaw in Microsoft SharePoint servers puts over 9,000 systems at risk, with active exploits threatening critical data security globally.  © 2025 ITBrief 10:05am  Truck rollover in Hawke’s Bay causes road delays A truck rolled on Puketitiri Rd in Hawke’s Bay on Wednesday morning.  © 2025 NZ Herald 10:05am  Snow sports: High Noon Express opening marks opening of Mt Ruapehu ski season The High Noon Express chairlift has a vertical rise of 398m, offloading at 2322m.  © 2025 NZ Herald 10:05am  Dunedin councillors flooded with 'highly orchestrated' emails after supporting Green Party bill The bill proposes to sanction Israeli politicians for occupying Palestinian territory.  © 2025 RadioNZ 9:55am  Tributes pour in for Black Sabbath’s Ozzy Osbourne after death at 76 Black Sabbath's lead singer died at 76 following a decades-long battle with Parkinson’s.  © 2025 NZ Herald 9:55am  High cost of butter hurting baking industry, making things difficult for families, bakers say The price of butter in Aotearoa is now 120 percent higher than it was a decade ago.  © 2025 RadioNZ 9:15am  Diogo Jota’s grieving widow Rute Cardoso posts touching tribute to late football player one month on from their wedding Rute Cardoso had married the Liverpool FC star just days before he died.  © 2025 NZ Herald 9:15am  Revealed: The bill taxpayers could get for closing Te Pukenga For the first time, Stuff can reveal how much the Government has put aside to disestablish the country’s mega-polytechnic.  © 2025 8:45am		Kiwi children face cyberbullying as more turn to AI support New Zealand children face rising cyberbullying risks as 23% turn to AI companions for support, study finds amid earlier digital device use by youngsters.  © 2025 ITBrief 10:25am  Average-speed cameras to be installed on deadly stretch of road near Kaitaia Once operational, it would be one of the first average-speed camera systems in New Zealand.  © 2025 RadioNZ 10:15am  Critical SharePoint zero-day flaw exploited, urgent actions urged A critical zero-day flaw in Microsoft SharePoint Server enabling remote code execution is actively exploited, urging firms to act fast amid no current patch available.  © 2025 ITBrief 10:05am  Deputy Prime Minister David Seymour defends high butter prices, highlights benefits for farmers Butter prices have nearly doubled to $8.60 for a 500g block in 14 months.  © 2025 NZ Herald 10:05am  Coroner recommends changes after fatal charity boxing match Stricter rules urged for corporate boxing events after 2018 tragedy.  © 2025 NZ Herald 10:05am  Try these hidden ‘nope’ buttons to stop AI content Google offers a hidden 'web' filter to bypass AI-generated summaries.  © 2025 NZ Herald 10:05am  When Ozzy Osbourne came to NZ he was 'calm and jovial' - with one wild request The music promoter who brought Black Sabbath to New Zealand in 1973 describes the frontman as "calm and jovial" despite his reputation.  © 2025 RadioNZ 9:55am  Ozzy Osbourne: How the ‘Prince of Darkness’ turned reality TV star New York Times: The lead singer of Black Sabbath has died at the age of 76.  © 2025 NZ Herald 9:55am  Auckland Council defends alcohol rule shakeup There's a reason why the local alcohol policy is linked to an older version of the Unitary Plan, council says.  © 2025 Stuff.co.nz 9:55am  Students light up Sky Tower with creative talent Several youths artwork is lighting up the Sky Tower for four weeks, as part of SkyCity's WinterFest.  © 2025 Stuff.co.nz 9:55am  Late start for Dunedin schools due to freezing weather Primary and intermediate schools are starting late because there's a heavy frost and black ice around the city.  © 2025 RadioNZ 9:15am
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