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Wairarapa residents assess damage after this week's storm
Residents of the storm-smashed southern Wairarapa assess the damage after being inundated with floodwater. 
© 2026 RadioNZ Thu, 19 Feb 10:45pm 

BBC plans David Attenborough celebration for 100th birthday
The corporation will look back on the veteran wildlife broadcaster's career for his birthday in May. 
© 2026 BBCWorld Thu, 19 Feb 10:25pm 

Hiscox unveils multi-site technology graduate scheme
Hiscox launches a multi-site technology graduate scheme across London, Lisbon and York as it ramps up hiring for digital and cyber roles. 
© 2026 ITBrief Thu, 19 Feb 10:15pm 

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Axis report charts rise of intelligent video in business
Axis finds intelligent video moving beyond security as firms use cameras for analytics, cloud adoption rises, and unified platforms gain favour. 
© 2026 ITBrief Thu, 19 Feb 9:35pm 

3DiVi sets four-layer defence for face authentication
3DiVi unveils four-layer defence model to harden face authentication against deepfakes and spoofing as remote ID checks surge globally. 
© 2026 ITBrief Thu, 19 Feb 9:25pm 

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F5 & Scality link object storage & security for AI
F5 and Scality deepen their tie-up, fusing security and S3 object storage to bolster hybrid AI workloads across sites and clouds. 
© 2026 ITBrief Thu, 19 Feb 9:15pm 

Checkmarx brings IDE-native security checks to Kiro
Checkmarx adds IDE-native security checks to AI-focused Kiro, aiming to catch vulnerabilities earlier and cut security rework for teams. 
© 2026 ITBrief Thu, 19 Feb 9:15pm 

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Bill Gates pulls out of India's AI summit amid Epstein files controversy
The Gates Foundation said the decision was made to "ensure the focus remains on the summit's key priorities". 
© 2026 BBCWorld Thu, 19 Feb 9:05pm 

Australian presenter apologises for drinking before slurred Olympics report
Danika Mason also blamed the cold, after talking about coffee and iguanas in her live cross. 
© 2026 BBCWorld Thu, 19 Feb 9:05pm 

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Taara unveils Lightbridge Pro for five nines backhaul
Taara launches Lightbridge Pro, a 20 Gbps wireless optical backhaul platform promising five nines uptime with seamless fibre or RF failover. 
© 2026 ITBrief Thu, 19 Feb 10:35pm 

ThoughtSpot boosts Analyst Studio with AI data prep
ThoughtSpot refreshes Analyst Studio with AI-powered data prep, SpotCache cost controls and a spreadsheet UI to tackle ‘AI readiness’ gaps. 
© 2026 ITBrief Thu, 19 Feb 10:25pm 

Desperate hunt for breakthrough in Nancy Guthrie case turns to Mexico
The search for the 84-year-old mother of US presenter Savannah Guthrie has moved into a third week. 
© 2026 BBCWorld Thu, 19 Feb 9:35pm 

Emesent unveils GX1 scanner to speed up site surveys
Emesent launches GX1 mobile scanner, promising survey-grade accuracy and site survey times slashed by up to 95% for construction teams. 
© 2026 ITBrief Thu, 19 Feb 9:35pm 

Amplitude unveils autonomous AI agents for analytics
Amplitude has launched autonomous AI analytics agents that watch product usage, flag metric shifts and recommend fixes across popular tools. 
© 2026 ITBrief Thu, 19 Feb 9:25pm 

Lower Hutt man 'left with nothing' after large slip hits family home
A Lower Hutt man said time appeared to go into slow motion when a 10 by 30 square metre expanse of his back yard slid away on Monday. 
© 2026 RadioNZ Thu, 19 Feb 9:25pm 

Banks Peninsula locals frustrated by flood clean-up response from authorities
The peninsula remains under a state of emergency as efforts to restore access to isolated properties continued, almost 72 hours after the region was hammered by a merciless storm. 
© 2026 RadioNZ Thu, 19 Feb 9:25pm 

This is the smartest version of Office yet, and it’s just $100
TL;DR: Microsoft Office 2024 Home & Business brings AI features, faster performance, and real collaboration tools for a one-time $99.97 payment (MSRP $249.99). Subscriptions make sense for streaming — less so for writing a document. That’s the appeal of Microsoft Office 2024 Home & Business for $99.97: modern productivity software without permanent monthly rent. This is... 
© 2026 PC World Thu, 19 Feb 9:15pm 

Brit Awards art trail turns streets into a gallery
Curated by artist Stanley Chow a city-wide trail showcases the work of 21 local artists. 
© 2026 BBCWorld Thu, 19 Feb 9:05pm 

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