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Iran war will lead to more supermarket price rises - Foodstuffs boss
Shoppers will take another hit when the fallout from the Iran war hits the supermarket shelves, a Foodstuffs boss says.

Person critically injured after scooter, vehicle collide in Auckland CBD
Cordons are in place at two intersections in central Auckland this morning.

Corsair’s new low-profile keyboard makes me angry
Corsair, you’re killing me here. After a good showing at CES, your Stream Deck smashed into a mechanical keyboard proved me wrong: a little screen on a keyboard can make sense. And then you decided to do it again… but worse. In fact, the small LCD on the new Vanguard...

Grieving England netball coach steps down four months out from Commonwealth Games
“This is not a decision I had ever thought I would have to make but I need to turn my attention onto supporting my incredible family.”

Virtual IT Group unveils 24/7 Zero Trust ZDR for ANZ
Virtual IT Group rolls out 24/7 Zero Trust ZDR to give ANZ mid-market firms enterprise-grade network security without changing MSPs.

Is Nicola Willis's 'worst-case' scenario not bad enough?
The finance minister said that in the event of a prolonged conflict in Iran, lasting until the end of the year, inflation could hit that level, as modelled by Treasury.

Google Intelligence is now asking for all of your data
Google is now offering you the ability to link all of your Google services to the company’s AI services for better results, looping in Google Intelligence, Gemini, with Gmail and your other data. It’s a classic tactic used from Microsoft to Google and others: Connect your sources of data, and the...

Brivo unveils Eeva AI agent for smarter video security
Brivo launches Eeva, an AI video agent that uses plain-English prompts to spot risks and automate actions across existing camera networks.

Crews called in from Wellington to help with warehouse fire in Manawatu
"High fuel loading of various types" including industrial shelving are making it difficult, a spokesperson says.

Anxious, desensitised: How teens learn about news now
New Zealand's young people are experiencing the Middle East conflict up close and in isolation through social media.

Morning Report live: Chris Hipkins faces questions after rejecting claims by ex-wife
It comes after the Labour leader held an emotional press conference to address the allegations.

Feral cats and rats now 'everywhere' on Tinian, as military-backed conservation expands across Marianas
A University of Washington researcher told the 8th Mariana Islands Conservation Conference that both species are now firmly established across the island.

Watch live: Labour leader Chris Hipkins faces renewed scrutiny after denying ex-wife’s allegations
Hipkins’ ex-wife Jade Paul published a since-deleted Facebook post on Sunday.

Crews battle Palmerston North blaze through the night
A fire at a Palmerston North building has been largely contained, Fire and Emergency (Fenz) say.

Surge in prison sexual assault allegations linked to new complaints system, Corrections says
However, a prisoner advocacy group says the increase reflects longstanding issues that are only now becoming visible.

'We feel abandoned': Kiwi in Dubai describes fear, chaos and lack of consular support
A New Zealand citizen living in Dubai has described constant missile activity, shortages and a lack of clear information.

Researchers disclose vulnerabilities in IP KVMs from four manufacturers
Internet-exposed devices that give BIOS-level access? What could possibly go wrong?

Watch: Emotional Hipkins rejects ex-wife's allegations
The Labour leader choked up when asked about his children. He said he didn't know what had prompted the social media post.

Speed limit confusion: NZTA reverses hundreds of fines
Locals had complained that road signs did not make a 30km/h limit clear.