NZCity NewsLinks

All Links

20 Aug 2026

Search

Suppression orders in the Tom Phillips case seemingly aren’t being enforced for offshore-based tech companies. The Minister is throwing his hands up
Lawyers probing the Justice Minister for a solution to global media giants breaching suppression orders haven’t exactly been filled with optimism with his response.

Sinking ships and confiscating vessels: Israel's plan to intercept Gaza flotillas revealed

Fire reported on Qantas flight before landing at Auckland Airport
Emergency services rushed to Auckland Airport as the plane from Sydney came in.

Peak XV unveils Surge 11 with 23 AI, fintech & consumer startups
Peak XV launches Surge 11 with 23 startups across AI, fintech, consumer brands, and infrastructure from India, APAC, and global markets.

Person seriously injured with stab wound in Auckland
A man has been arrested following the incident in Otahuhu on Friday morning.

Plane lands safely at Auckland Airport after emergency services called out
The inbound aircraft had reported issues.

Identity of man who lit Loafers Lodge fire revealed as he is found guilty of murder
The 50-year-old, who can now be named as Esarona David Lologa, set the Wellington boarding house alight.

Equinix launches platform to boost distributed AI worldwide
Equinix unveils Distributed AI Infrastructure, linking 270+ data centres in 77 markets to enable secure, low-latency AI deployment worldwide.

Three New Zealanders detained in US immigration detention
The Trump administration has been implementing a nationwide crackdown on migrants since taking office in January.

Emergency services rushing to Auckland Airport
FENZ would not comment on whether the incident involved an inbound flight.

Where Ryder Cup battle will be won and lost
With the past five Ryder Cups won so convincingly on home soil, will Bethpage be any different as the US look to win back the trophy that Europe regained in Rome?

Martin feels heat again, but are Rangers players letting him down?
Russell Martin was again the subject of Rangers fans ire amid the Europa League defeat by Genk, but his players are also to blame, writes Tom English.

Bennett, Eisenkot's 'Change Bloc' could redefine Israel’s future, say leading scholars

Protesters in Mexico ram gates of military base to protest 43 students who disappeared

Canada Post union launches nationwide strike as government moves to end most door-to-door mail

Why a tiny island's fate could decide Seychelles' next president

Who is Esarona David Lologa, the man convicted of the five Loafers Lodge murders?
We piece together Esarona David Lologa's background after his five-week trial.

Stray Kids downplay global fame: 'Success is a strong word'
As the K-pop idols continue to break records, they stay focused on making music and meeting fans.

Sixth teen arrested over Kaea Karauria's fatal stabbing at Napier party
"These six arrests in total show the dedication this team has to give Kaea the justice he deserves," a police officer said.

A Qantas flight to Auckland declared an emergency over the Tasman after reports of fire onboard
Crew from Auckland International Airport Rescue, Mangere, Papatoetoe, Onehunga, Otara, Otahuhu, Manurewa, Ellerslie, Mount Roskill, Papakura are in attendance.

Migros wins 2025 DigiCert award for quantum security readiness
Swiss retailer Migros wins the 2025 DigiCert Quantum Readiness Award for its proactive, company-wide strategy to tackle quantum-era cybersecurity threats.

Oracle launches AI-powered platform to boost government food security
Oracle has launched an AI-powered platform offering governments real-time data and insights to enhance agricultural performance and food security resilience.

America's gladiator - DeChambeau's road to Ryder Cup talisman
Bryson DeChambeau is primed to take centre stage for the United States when the Ryder Cup starts on Friday - but he remains a divisive presence.

'The goal is coming' - Watkins backed to end drought
When Morgan Rogers handed Ollie Watkins the ball, the Holte End chanted the striker's name.