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Xen 4.21 boosts cloud, automotive support with new features
Xen 4.21 launches with enhanced cloud, automotive support, boosting performance, security, and compatibility across diverse architectures and platforms.

Concern over 'cost blowouts' behind pause on Wellington's Golden Mile project
The area in the capital's CBD is in need of work, but the project has to be realistic and affordable, the mayor says.

‘Don’t sign with R360’: Why RTS could finish his career in the NRL
It has been widely reported that Roger Tuivasa-Sheck is a certainty to join the breakaway Rugby 360 competition. This is why his manager has advised him not to.

‘This will trump 2005’: After a long and winding build-up, the Ashes are finally here
Twenty years ago, England and Australia played out the most gripping Ashes series this century. Brett Lee lived through every twist – and believes the stage is set for something even more special.

My Mastermind performance was shocking but at least I am not a cheat like Steve Smith
OPINION: If I’m guilty of anything, it is having bad general knowledge. And that is better than being a cheat, writes Monty Panesar.

Te Pati Maori turns down hui offer
The chairperson of Te Runanga A Iwi o Ngapuhi says he is "extremely disheartened" by Te Pati Maori declining an invitation to meet with Te Tai Tokerau voters.

Auckland slavery case: Man found guilty of treating young people as property
Moeaia Tuai, 63, had been on trial in Auckland for two charges of dealing in slaves, two rapes and assaults, and other sexual offences.

Rights groups condemn Israel Police decision to ban Sudan Genocide protests nationwide

IDF uncovers 7 km.-long Gaza terror tunnel where Hamas held Hadar Goldin

Full statement by Chelsey Field, mum to August, Hugo and Goldie who died in the Sanson house fire
Field, whose chidlren died in a fire in Sanson has spoken out for the first time. These are her words in full.

APAC surge in agentic AI adoption sparks new cyber risks focus
Asia-Pacific firms are rapidly adopting autonomous AI agents, raising new cybersecurity risks linked to managing AI system identities and access permissions.

RightRev launches unified lessor accounting for XaaS providers
RightRev launches a unified lessor accounting platform integrating ASC 842/IFRS 16 and ASC 606/IFRS 15 to support hardware firms adopting XaaS models.

England have a plan. Australia are making it up as they go. This could be an Ashes to remember
The bookmakers have Australia as favourites to retain the Ashes, but their guess is as good as ours. Everyone has something to say, but nobody knows a thing.

French football club denies Fowler’s racism claims, threatens legal action
Montpellier has denied racism claims made by Mary Fowler in her book Bloom, where she wrote that she had been given bananas instead of flowers prior to leaving the club.

Killer Nathan Boulter investigated four years ago for rape allegations when he was 14
But police said, after reviewing all the available evidence, it did not reach the threshold to prosecute Nathan Boulter.

Police Minister's staff replied to Jevon McSkimming accuser's emails
Emails containing allegations about Jevon McSkimming were forwarded to Mark Mitchell's minsiterial office, months before he says he was made aware of charges.

These are the Fastest Italian Sports Cars

Hamas Navy head, engineer of Khan Yunis tunnel network killed in Gaza, IDF confirms

Gaza humanitarian efforts reach key milestone as UNICEF vaccinates some 13,000 children

Procure Connect to manage NZD $51.5 billion in public spending
New Zealand launches Procure Connect to streamline management of NZD $51.5 billion public spending, boosting efficiency and access for local businesses.

How NZ workers can double holiday breaks with 2026 leave hacks
In 2026, New Zealand workers can potentially double holiday breaks by strategically using annual leave around Easter, Anzac Day and other public holidays.