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The Detail: Net fishing is in, then out again as National Party does a backflip
The Hauraki Gulf is back in the spotlight, as National leaves the commercial fishing industry sweating - and confused

Dell extends Private Cloud to Nutanix for multi-hypervisor
Dell broadens Private Cloud to run Nutanix AHV on its infrastructure, targeting multi-hypervisor strategies and reduced vendor lock-in.

NZ share market falls in first trading since US-Israel strikes on Iran
The NZX50 fell 1 percent in early trading on Monday after the US and Israel attacked Iran at the weekend, prompting retaliatory strikes across the region.

Super Rugby Pacific: Five takeaways from Drua and Moana Pasifika's round three matches
Spirited fightbacks marked Moana Pasifika and the Fijian Drua's matches in round three of the 2026 Super Rugby Pacific competition over the weekend.

Live: US-Israeli strikes on Iran could last 'weeks', 48 Iranian leaders and 3 US soldiers killed
Video shows a devastating strike on Iran's military headquarters, as the US says it's killed 48 top Iranian leaders and sinking nine warships.

Missiles, routine, silence: Israel adjusts as war reaches heartland

Rare fossil discovery rewrites history of NZ bird evolution
The discovery of a rare fossil in an ancient Otago lake shows the evolutionary history of Aotearoa birds is much more dynamic than once thought.

Luxon says NZ's position the same as Australia on Iran attacks
The prime minister said it would be up to the US and Israel to explain the legal basis for their attacks.

Winds could see Cook Strait ferry services cancelled
Bluebridge is indicating strong southerlies could cause delays and cancellations.

Christopher Luxon won't say if NZ supports US strikes on Iran
The prime minister said it would be up to the US and Israel to explain the legal basis for their attacks.

Daron Parton’s cartoons: March 1 - 31
Our cartoonist Daron Parton shares his view on current events.

I’m educated and a fan of science, so why do I follow superstitions?
No matter how science-literate our society is, superstitions persist.

Tyres slashed on three ambulances during Manukau break-in
Police are searching for a group of people who slashed the tyres of ambulances in South Auckland this weekend.

Watch: Crusaders prop cited for ‘reckless’ hit on All Blacks team-mate
Crusaders prop Tamaiti Williams has been cited for an act of foul play against an All Blacks team-mate during his side’s 43-33 win over the Chiefs on Saturday night.

Major through road in Lower Hutt closes for next nine months
The intersection between Queens Dr and High St will be closed while the existing roundabout is converted to a traffic lighted intersection.

Athletics-Navigation nightmare derails leaders at US half marathon championship

Zelensky praises Ukrainians for having survived the harsh winter

Death toll at Iranian school rises to 165, rescue effort over

Iranians join British Jews to celebrate Khamenei's death in Golders Green street party

Why Australian leaders are losing faith in IT spend
With 88% of Australian tech leaders doubting IT ROI, IT financial management emerges as the missing link between spend and value.

Cold snap sends South Island temps plunging below 5C as autumn bites
The coldest recorded temperature on Monday was in Manapouri at just -0.4C.

From jail to the C-suite: The AI firm co-founded by a former insider trader
A $6 billion business co-founded by Oliver Curtis and his cousin Tim Rosenfield has attracted blue-chip backers. But not everybody is convinced.

2026 Taite Music Prize finalists announced
Marlon Williams, MA, Geneva AM and Dick Move are among finalists for an award celebrating the best in independent music making in Aotearoa.