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Logitech unveils solar-powered keyboard with four-month charge
Logitech launches Signature Slim Solar+ K980 keyboard, powered by any light and lasting four months in darkness without recharging or battery changes.

Marshall Islands president says UN is 'gaslighting' Taiwan
In 1971, the UN officially recognized the People's Republic of China as the sole legitimate representative of China to the UN, under UNGA resolution 2758.

Illumio Insights joins Microsoft Marketplace to boost AI security
Illumio Insights has joined Microsoft Marketplace to enhance AI-driven security, offering advanced threat detection for hybrid and multi-cloud environments.

Canon Oceania awards NZD $5,000 grants to four NZ charities
Canon Oceania awards four New Zealand charities NZD $5,000 each plus technology to boost social, environmental, educational, and cultural initiatives in 2025.

A deep passion
A Northland couple are doing all they can to leave the land in better condition for future generations.

'Slowest folk on the planet': Luxon says he wants votes to be counted faster
The prime minister says he expects the Electoral Commission to speed up the official vote count after an election.

Why are we still asking mothers to hide breastfeeding?
Why are mothers still facing discrimination?

Loafers Lodge: Police were looking for arsonist for weeks before murders
They didn't realise Esarona Lologa was in Wellington after absconding from a mental health facility weeks before the fires.

Crash blocks section of SH1 Waikato expressway near Huntly
Emergency services were called to the single-vehicle crash near Ralph Road around 11.50am, one person has received critical injuries.

How US megastar Luke Combs helped Britain fall in love with country music
The star looks forward to country music's famous Grand Ole Opry relocating from Nashville to London.

Symptomatic polio count in PNG remains at one
The World Health Organisation says Papua New Guinea's polio immunisation rollout is ongoing.

‘Significant fall from grace’ for respected tutor and community figure
A jury found Rashmi Kant guilty of 11 charges of indecent assault.

Auckland flood resilience projects probed
The auditor-general is looking at how well Auckland Council is managing spending on its flood resilience projects.

Tall Poppy Syndrome dampens celebration of NZ business success
Despite 72% of NZ small business owners hitting milestones, many avoid celebrating due to Tall Poppy Syndrome, impacting morale and wellbeing.

WatchGuard launches FireCloud Total Access for Zero Trust SASE
WatchGuard launches FireCloud Total Access, a hybrid SASE service offering Zero Trust security for MSPs and IT teams to protect remote and hybrid workforces.

Doing what has to be done
Over the years, a Northland couple have made plenty of sacrifices to ensure their farming business is a success

The Right Note
Cellist, composer and teacher Caitlin Morris, along with her husband, Andrew Atkins, a pianist, conductor and teacher, found Kahutara in the South Wairarapa to be the perfect place to call home. Now, as co-founders of the Wairarapa Youth Orchestra, they are nurturing a new generation of musicians.

Feeling wealthier? Here's how much household net worth has lifted
Stats NZ has released its latest household net worth data for the three years to June 2024.

Christopher Luxon calls vote counters the 'slowest folk on the planet'
The prime minister says he expects the Electoral Commission to speed up the official vote count after an election.

'They’d take the Bledisloe over the Rugby Championship’, Wallabies coach says
Australian coach Joe Schmidt has revealed just how much the Bledisloe Cup means to the All Black.