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Former Deputy Police Commissioner Jevon McSkimming's offensive search terms revealed
Court documents reveal the extent of former Deputy Police Commissioner Jevon McSkimming's viewing of objectionable material on his work devices,

Five arrested after gang tangi in Rotorua
Police have arrested five people following a gang tangi in Rotorua on Thursday.

Smiles from ‘rogue’ MPs, as Te Pati Maori prepares to strike
Despite their cool demeanour, their fate as MPs - and the fate of their party - remains uncertain.

Jack Tame the new host of 6pm weekend news
The broadcaster will replace Melissa Stokes who will host 1News at Six during the week when Simon Dallow steps down at the end of the month.

Mexico’s President Sheinbaum presses charges after groping attack on street

Seven Italian climbers missing in Nepal as storms, avalanches leave 9 dead

CrowdStrike & CoreWeave unite to secure advanced AI cloud workloads
CrowdStrike partners with CoreWeave to embed advanced security in AI cloud workloads using NVIDIA-powered infrastructure for safer AI development and deployment.

Westcon-Comstor expands Nutanix distribution in New Zealand
Westcon-Comstor is now an authorised distributor of Nutanix in New Zealand and the Pacific Islands, enhancing hybrid multi-cloud offerings for local resellers.

Interstellar visitor speeding away after sweep past Sun
Most experts agree the object is a comet, but there’s at least one prominent contrarian voice, and suspicion about Nasa’s silence.

Hitachi iQ Studio aims to ease AI deployment & boost governance
Hitachi Vantara launches Hitachi iQ Studio, a no-code AI platform to help enterprises scale AI deployment with strong data governance and regulatory compliance.

CrowdStrike expands Falcon with mission-ready agents for AI security
CrowdStrike expands its Falcon platform with AI-driven mission-ready agents to boost security automation and empower analysts with strategic decision-making.

Kamo Wildlife Sanctuary's remaining big cats might not be euthanised after all
An embattled Whangarei lion park says "a glimmer of hope" has emerged that its five remaining big cats may yet be saved.

Cardan shaft park brakes 'inherently unsafe', coroner rules
Tens of thousands of trucks are putting people at risk because their brakes are unsafe.

The Government is preparing for a potential disaster. But what is it?
Certain space weather events - like solar tsunamis - have the potential to cause disaster on a global scale. And they’re not as unlikely as you might think.

Fusion5 buys Kordia’s managed IT business
Fusion5 has acquired Kordia’s managed IT business, gaining 26 experts to boost its services while Kordia refocuses on core cybersecurity and connectivity sectors.

Infectious disease research gets $75 million funding boost from government
Scientists do not know what the next pandemic will be - or when it will hit - but they are certain about one thing: it is coming.

Hostage families, fallen soldier relatives, urge national unity at Rabin memorial ceremony

Fact Check: Sora Videos Of Ukrainian Soldiers Surrendering In Pokrovsk Do NOT Show Real-Life Events

Simon de Winter Group partners with MCG for supply chain revamp
Simon de Winter Group teams up with Middlebank Consulting Group to digitally transform its supply chain, boosting efficiency across Australia and New Zealand.

Over $30 a kilo - soaring cost of beef mince turning heads at supermarkets
The soaring cost of beef mince is starting to turn heads in supermarkets, with one photo from a Woolworths showing lean mince selling for over $30 a kilo.

Local authority councillors’ pay not enough
Pay scales for local authority councillors might no longer reflect the time and effort required for an increasingly complex and demanding job.

Lifeline to cut operations if funding shortfall not plugged
A mental health support service says it will have to reduce its operations if it cannot plug a $2 million shortfall.