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'Carried on behalf of all of us': Northland iwi Ngatiwai defends the mana of moko
It comes after Winston Peters' comments calling Rawiri Waititi's mataora "scribbles".

Navy divers neutralise World War II mines near Auckland
The mines, remnants of a defensive field laid in the early 1940s to protect Auckland from German and Japanese naval threats, were located at depths of 21 to 28 metres.

Exclusive: Lightspeed on why tech and AI are 'key' to hospitality’s future
Lightspeed's Asia-Pacific MD Nicole Buisson says AI and smarter tech are vital for Aussie hospitality to tackle inflation, labour costs and changing consumer habits.

Paras Chadha to lead Microsoft & AI strategy for Logicalis ANZ
Paras Chadha will lead Logicalis's Microsoft and AI business in Australia and New Zealand, aiming to boost AI adoption and align regional and global strategies.

PNG hands over majority stakes in BCL to Autonomous Bougainville Government
This transfer, valued at approximately NZ$56 million at current market rates, is expected to be formally announced by Prime Minister James Marape on Thursday.

Watch: Dallas Mavericks take 18-year-old phenom with No 1 pick in NBA draft
Cooper Flagg is headed to the Dallas Mavericks, who may have found their next franchise superstar less than five months after trading one away.

FourTwoThree unveils global SME climate data platform with bank support
FourTwoThree launches a global SME climate data platform supported by NatWest, NAB and SC Ventures to aid net zero transitions across supply chains.

Iwi granted Waitangi Tribunal hearing into fast-tracked plans to mine seabed off Patea
The Waitangi Tribunal has granted iwi a hearing into the way the Fast-track Approvals Act has been used to seek approval to mine the seabed off Patea.

Dunedin set to add population the size of Oamaru as it prepares for growth
Dunedin is preparing for a period of growth, and that means investing in infrastructure, the mayor says, as rate increase of 10.7% decided.

Why a tiny crest on Seymour’s ‘victim of the day’ posts have raised big questions
One of the acting PM’s “victims of the day” say his posts are “online intimidation” and have the appearance of being endorsed by Parliament.

Coroner finds musician Hamish Kilgour overwhelmed by challenges before death
Kilgour was the former frontman of Dunedin band The Clean.

The risky race to AI: How DeepSeek is reshaping the AI landscape
Chinese startup DeepSeek's new AI model cuts costs but sparks global security fears, prompting bans and cyberattacks amid geopolitical tensions.

Grey District asked to conserve water after problems with reservoir levels
The council says water quality has not been affected and is still safe to drink.

Defence Force aircraft lands in Middle East to help stranded Kiwis
Defence Minister Judith Collins has reiterated people should leave Israel and Iran if they can do so safely.

Are coffee prices heading down? Don't hold your breath
Global coffee prices might have fallen but there's a warning that it might not mean you pay any less in your local cafe.

Most firms unprepared for rising supply chain cyber threats
A SecurityScorecard survey reveals 88% of cybersecurity leaders worry about supply chain risks, yet most firms lack effective active defence measures.

HPE unveils GreenLake Intelligence to boost hybrid IT with AI
HPE launches GreenLake Intelligence, an AI-driven platform enhancing hybrid IT operations with real-time optimisation and automation from Q3 2025.

Deep sea mining decision already made, Cook Islands opposition leader says
Tina Browne, who has called for a pause on deep sea mining, says she is fine with exploration and the actual mining if it is deemed environmentally safe.