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Logistics boost for Gisborne's Eastland Port ahead of big kiwifruit harvest
Growers in Gisborne have a long-awaited alternative to road transport to get their produce out of the region.

Muslims fear hate rising as seventh anniversary of Christchurch mosque attack approaches
As Muslims in Christchurch prepare to mark seven years since 51 people were murdered while worshipping at two mosques in the city, there are fears hate is again on the rise.

What you can do to protect your home from flooding
If your house is in a flood-prone area, you may not be able to stop water coming onto the property in an extreme weather event. Here's what can you do instead.

How Auckland sex workers are keeping their STI rates down
A new study confirms what the sex industry has long said: diligent sex workers are professionals when it comes to avoiding some sexually transmitted infections.

Out with a bang: Morrissey cancels Spain concert over noise

UK troops at Iraq base shot down Iranian drones, Healey says

Now Copilot wants to check your vitals, too
Ready to let AI pore over your medical records? Claude and ChatGPT are already doing it, and now Microsoft’s Copilot is ready to review your chart. Copilot Health is a “separate, secure space” within the Copilot app that “makes sense of your information” from a variety of health-related sources, from your...

Wattie's a big name reminder of pressure on NZ manufacturers
Heinz Wattie's announced this week it was planning to close some of its manufacturing operations.

10ZiG Manager v5.5 boosts scale for large deployments
10ZiG Manager v5.5 brings major server, web console and database upgrades to scale thin client management to many thousands of endpoints.

CTERA debuts Fusion Direct to unify file & object data
CTERA launches Fusion Direct, unifying file and object storage in one global namespace to streamline AI, analytics and collaboration data use.

Buyers eye electric vehicles as fuel prices soar
Car dealers say it's the final push for some people to buy electric vehicles.

Special episode planned in The Archers tour
The tour runs from June to November and celebrates 75 years of the world's longest-running drama.

Are we in a ‘smut renaissance’?
New York Times: TV, movies and books are spicier than ever. Our bedrooms? Not so much.

Drooling into your pillow could indicate a more serious issue
There are numerous causes of drooling - some benign, others less so.

Panzura CloudFS 8.7 readies AEC firms for agentic AI
Panzura rolls out CloudFS 8.7 to help AEC firms unify project files, cut storage overheads and ready data estates for agentic AI workflows.

'The Invisible unemployed': Too much for a benefit, not enough to make ends meet
While the surging number of beneficiaries is plain to see, there is a struggling layer of people who feel out of sight.

Japan tourism is booming as travellers look beyond Tokyo and Kyoto

Latvia's security service says 2 people set fire to a train and rail equipment for Russia

Border residents demand Israel eliminate Hezbollah, create buffer zone up to Litani river

Senegal approves tougher anti-gay law as rights groups raise concerns

Uncertainty over the fuel that drives our economy
There are so many factors feeding into see-sawing petrol prices that predicting a landing price at the pump has become impossible.

Documents reveal Health NZ knew IT job cuts would risk patient care, hospital resilience
The agency confirmed an internal report had identified job cuts would carry risks, but says it's managing them through new ways of working.

Vicarius unveils vIntelligence for continuous validation
Vicarius launches vIntelligence to continuously validate real-world exploitability and close the loop between detection, remediation and proof.