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HPE adds autonomous networking functions to Mist & Aruba
HPE rolls out autonomous networking tools across Mist and Aruba Central, adding self-healing actions, security checks and Wi-Fi optimisation.

Kiwi honey exporter Comvita bolsters future with $25 million capital raise
Earlier this month the company went to the market with a rights offer to all shareholders, of up to $30million at 65 cents a share.

BSA rules TVNZ breached standards in reporting on Trump ‘I couldn’t care less’ comment
The Broadcasting Standards Authority has ruled 1News took a Trump quote out of context, misrepresenting what the US president had said.

Kanaloa claims 'incapable' Moana Pasifika owners blocking takeover bid
A consortium that has the backing of a number of former All Blacks is disappointed that the current Moana Pasifika owners are not willing to discuss their bailout offer.

Santana clears OIO hurdle for Central Otago gold project
It's a project that has faced public opposition from actor Sam Neill and some local landowners.

Collaborative approach needed to fix the mental health crisis for young people - Youthline
Youthline says it is undertaking an average of three emergency interventions a day, up from one a week five years ago.

Watch: PSG draw in Munich to join Arsenal in Champions League final
The sequel to last week’s nine-goal thriller was somewhat more sedate, a day after Arsenal secured a final spot for the first time in 20 years.

What happened on this island will change how you see dogs forever

Ex-spy Jonathan Pollard joins politics, calls to annex Gaza Strip

'Enjoy the show. Ignore the war': Venice Biennale faces backlash after including Russia

Developer, locals clash over plan for road through native bush for 1600-home project
A developer is calling on the Upper Hutt City Council to let it build what it believes to be a crucial road through native bush, so it can construct 1600 homes.

‘Take it or leave it’: Luxon defends new citizenship exam
The Prime Minister has brushed off concerns about new 2027 exams, saying affirming freedom of speech and equal rights is a good thing.

Fed's Goolsbee: AI success would be 'lovely,' but Fed would still need to watch for overheating

Extreme expands AI networking platform with Agent ONE
Extreme broadens Platform ONE with third-party device management, built-in security and AI agents as it pushes towards autonomous network operations.

Man charged with murders of farming couple who were found dead in their driveway
The man will appear in the Whanganui District Court on Thursday morning.

Twilio launches tools for human & AI conversations
Twilio expands platform with persistent conversation tools as it seeks to unify human agents and AI across customer service and sales.

Man charged with murdering Ruatiti couple
Detective Inspector Gerard Bouterey says the arrest represents a "significant milestone" in the investigation.

Climate Change Commission report urges 'decisive' action as major risks loom
"Decisive" action is needed, a Climate Change Commission report says, with weather already causing "long-lasting hurt, grief and fear".

PolyAI picks Kong to scale enterprise API platform
PolyAI taps Kong to unify API management as it expands enterprise AI services, adding self-service onboarding, analytics and monetisation controls.

Celonis teams with Microsoft on AI agent oversight
Celonis and Microsoft link Agent 365 with process intelligence to help firms govern AI agents, track impact and avoid pilot purgatory.

Al-Qaeda-linked fighters storm Mali prison, block food supplies to Bamako

IDF targets Hezbollah Radwan commander in Beirut in first attack on capital in weeks

What is the English Language Bill and what would it actually do in New Zealand?
Explainer - You're reading this in English right now - but should English be an official language? Parliament is soon set to decide.

Court said structure must go. Seven months on, it’s still there
The property has been a source of frustration for other residents on the street.