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SentinelOne unveils identity tools for human & AI use
SentinelOne launches identity tools to monitor and revoke access for human users and fast-moving AI agents beyond initial authentication.

Black swan event: Mass bird deaths shock locals at Auckland beach
A number of dead black swans that washed into an Auckland bay sparked concern on Tuesday morning, but their deaths were part of a lifesaving operation.

Squirrel to stop personal loans
Most of its business has become secured residential mortgages.

Hundreds of tonnes of weeds removed in Lake Horowhenua clean-up
A years-long cleanup project is now working to restore Lake Horowhenua back to health, after decades of raw sewage was pumped into it.

Warriors centre to make his first appearance since last May in season opener
Coach Andrew Webster’s first lineup of the year has been made public.

Two flown to hospital after water incident near Tahakopa River outlet
Emergency services were alerted about 3.15pm after reports the group were struggling in the water, Acting Senior Sergeant Nathan White said.

Watch: The third day of the US-Israeli war with Iran
A fast-moving day saw the conflict widen in the region, with strikes being traded between opposing sides.

Anglican divisions deepen as rebel clerics pick rival to first female leader
Conservative clerics are meeting in Nigeria to choose a rival to the first female Archbishop of Canterbury.

The Papers: 'Operation epic chaos' and Trump 'very disappointed in Keir'
The papers are dominated by conflict across the Middle East for the third day in a row.

On another key day for Rachel Reeves, what might she be saying in her Spring Statement?
Chancellor Rachel Reeves will give an update on her plans for the UK economy when she gives a statement alongside an economic forecast on 3 March.

Boardmasters noise level plans cause concern
Organisers of the Newquay festival are applying to extend live music performances.

No change to government's LNG plans after global price spike
Labour says it is naive to rely on LNG.

Dog not euthanised after biting off part of young girl's face
The dog, which had bitten before, was seized by animal control after the attack, but the owner will not give permission for it to be destroyed.

Questions remain over Christchurch sewage discharge plan
Tens of millions of litres of sewage could be pumped into the ocean each day, but the level of treatment and the length of the discharge are still not public knowledge.

Deep-sea whale re-floated after stranding on central Auckland beach
Shepherd's beaked whales live in the deep sea, and only come up to shore if something is wrong

Drone Strikes Damage Amazon Data Centers in the UAE and Bahrain

Upgrading firewalls into a high-margin MSP revenue win
New SonicWall firewall upgrades promise MSPs and MSSPs lower costs, higher margins and stronger security-driven recurring revenue.

Deer hunter sentenced after ‘catastrophic’ shot that killed cancer-surviving companion
Paul William John Stevens nodded silently in the dock of the Invercargill District Court as the bereft family of Jock Davies described their anguish.

Parents of nursery abuse victims to meet minister
Parents of Vincent Chan's victims will meet the education secretary to press her on safeguarding.

Woman's 'emotional' reunion with river rescuer
Steven Ballard came forward as the fisherman who rescued Alexandra and her dog Snickers from the River Trent.

Jacinda Ardern's move to Australia renews spotlight on New Zealand's brain drain problem
New Zealand has long struggled to keep its best and brightest with about 180 Kiwis leaving a day.