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Man killed in Gisborne named as Bill Pine Maangi, police say gun involved
Police say a forensic examination has confirmed a gun was involved in the man's death.

NZ Embassy trying to speak with Kiwis aboard intercepted Gaza-bound flotilla
A Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade spokesperson said they expect any New Zealanders to be treated in a manner consistent with international law.

Former Maori Party co-leader Te Ururoa Flavell backs Toitu Te Tiriti split
"It's a split and it doesn't mean to say that there's not compatibility or alignment with kaupapa."

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Gisborne homicide victim identified
The victim of a homicide in Gisborne earlier this week has been identified as Bill Pine Maangi, 36, of Te Hapara.

Supermarket apologises after ‘wrong label’ put on meatless bone
The lamb bone was priced at $17.99 per kg, with a reduced price of $3.67 from $4.32.

Japan faces Asahi beer shortage after cyber-attack
The drinks giant said this week that the attack had a major impact on its domestic operations.

'Out of control' love for tractors forces Kiwi to auction 116
Two rugby field-sized sheds have been barely enough to contain Wanaka man Allan Dippie's obsession.

Premier League set to decide on PSR alternative
A decision on whether to scrap the Premier League's profit and sustainability rules and adopt an "alternative system" is "coming up", says Richard Masters.

Martin's mentality mantra soundtracks another Rangers loss
After another defeat for Rangers, Russell Martin says mentality is to blame and not the tactical approach of his team.

Christchurch homeless people living on church grounds forced to leave
About 10 people had been camping in a car park at Holy Trinity Avonside in Christchurch.

Police appeal for help to find missing Auckland man Walter Brown
Walter Brown left a care home in Auckland's Papakura on 20 September but never returned.

Optic Security Group shines at 2025 New Zealand Security Awards
Optic Security Group won Security Integrator and Security Consultant of the Year at the 2025 New Zealand Security Awards in Auckland.

Nebius launches global awards for robotics & physical AI startups
Nebius launches global awards with USD $100,000 in AI Cloud credits for startups advancing robotics and physical AI across Asia, Europe and the US.

Salesforce unveils data & AI tools to tackle governance gaps
Salesforce expands its platform with new data governance and AI tools to improve enterprise AI success and security, addressing key challenges in scaling AI.

$25m water storage project a step closer
Another piece of the puzzle for Carterton’s water resilience has been locked in, with the successful purchase of land for a future reservoir site.

Man missing from Auckland care facility for over 10 days
Walter Brown, 56, was reported missing from the Papakura area on September 22.

Officials yet to hear from captured Kiwis in Israel
Humanitarian groups say Israel breached international law by blocking a Gaza-bound flotilla, but Christopher Luxon isn’t criticising Israel.

Coronial inquiry into Whakaari eruption hears country did not seem ready for disaster
The coronial inquiry into the 2019 eruption, has been delayed several years due to criminal proceedings related to the events.

'Hungry' Palace's unbeaten run hits record 19 games
From being 18th in the Premier League and worryingly without a win just a year ago, Crystal Palace are flying high after setting a new club record of 19 unbeaten games.