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CrowdStrike Falcon now available via Microsoft Marketplace
CrowdStrike’s Falcon platform is now sold via Microsoft Marketplace, letting customers spend existing Azure commitments on security tools.

British dual nationals with NZ passports no longer need new UK passport
The British government has changed the rules for dual citizens again.

Watch: Zoi Sadowski-Synnott's medal-winning run
The Wanaka snowboarder says she's "keen to ride some powder or go to the beach and go surfing" after the Winter Olympics.

Lindsey Vonn shares her dog died one day after her crash at Winter Olympics
The Olympian was able to say goodbye from the hospital bed in Italy.

Emergency services at the scene of serious incident at Dunedin beach
Emergency services are in attendance at a water incident at St Clair beach in Dunedin on Thursday.

Why it’s time to ensure your business is ready for the e-invoicing adoption wave
As e-invoicing mandates loom across Australia and New Zealand, businesses must upgrade now or risk losing lucrative government contracts.

Vanuatu pushing on with climate UN resolution despite US resistance
Ralph Regenvanu says "we very much hope" the United States "will engage in this normal multilateral process".

The House: Chris Bishop and Kieran McAnulty speeches among the standouts in opening event
Parliament's year begins with a very long debate. The House reviews the event and samples a few of the best speakers.

OCR: Why no move was probably good news for home loans
The Reserve Bank kept the OCR at 2.25 percent.

Person seriously hurt in Northland crash
SH1 has reopened between Kaiwaka Mangawhai Road and Mangawhai Road.

How do you know when Ramadan begins? A night with the NZ moon sighters
As the month of fasting approaches, many Muslims continue to uphold the centuries-old practice of moon sighting - a ritual that carries deep spiritual meaning.

Radical off-grid church conversion seeks new congregation
It was once a quirky little tearoom, packed to the rafters with odds and ends. Today it’s a cosy home, packed with possibilities.

Cubic keeps SAP ECC core, backs AI with Rimini Street
Cubic shuns SAP S/4HANA upgrade, keeps ECC core and taps Rimini Street support to fund ERP modernisation, automation and AI projects.

Watch: Dog makes unexpected debut during Olympic race
Footage from the broadcast shows the happy pup running with two skiers as the crowd cheers.

Say my name: Olympic athletes go viral for introductions
The Winter Olympics have delivered spectacular runs and dramatic finishes, but one of the Games’ most shared moments is far simpler - athletes introducing themselves.

Watch: Notorious heckler hijacks minister’s speech in Auckland
Serial heckler Karl Mokaraka has made another appearance at a political event, this time interrupting Housing Minister Chris Bishop’s speech in Auckland on Thursday.

Majority of Fonterra shareholders vote in favour of Mainland payout scheme
More than 98 percent of the co-op's shareholders voted in favour.

Datadog opens DASH 2026, spotlighting AI in production
Datadog opens registration for DASH 2026 in New York, putting AI-in-production observability, security and reliability centre stage.

Dax Rodney Holland named as man found dead in Tauranga park
The 54-year-old's death has sparked a homicide investigation.

Crayfishers in cut-off Wairarapa hope bridge reopens soon
The bridge has been deemed structurally unsafe after severe flooding earlier this week.

Review: No Other Choice is impossible to predict
A job-hunting thriller that's somehow riotous, nerve-racking and chilling, all at once.

'Hope you pull through': Matt Utai's former teammates rally around him after shooting
The former Kiwis winger remains in a critical but stable condition after being shot twice in a drive-by shooting.