Exabeam unveils new MSSP framework for partner growth Exabeam launches new MSSP licensing framework, offering pooled and federated models to cut friction and boost partner growth worldwide. 
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Body found in search for man missing in Lake Manapouri The Police Dive Squad and the Royal New Zealand Navy carried out searches for the man who fell overboard from a boat. 
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Qualtrics launches synthetic panels & hub to speed research Qualtrics unveils AI-driven synthetic panels and Research Hub, promising research-grade insights in hours and cheaper than human panels. 
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Body recovered from Lake Manapouri after week-long search Police and the New Zealand Navy recovered the body this morning. 
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Takeaways from US intelligence officials' testimony amid war with Iran Analysis - Officials, including Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard, repeatedly either contradicted Trump and the administration's claims about the war, or failed to back them up. 
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Men can get out of the manosphere - former incels on why they left A new study highlights the experiences of men who left toxic online spaces. 
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Crashes cost up to 70% more than expected, data shows The Ministry of Transport currently calculates the social cost of a road fatality at more than $15 million - but this rarely includes the wider impact to the road network. 
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New figures show slow growth in job market The number of job ads rose for the ninth consecutive month. 
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Watch: Students share what Polyfest means to them Polyfest is the world's largest secondary school Pasifika cultural festival held annually since the late 1970s. 
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Three injured after vehicle loses control and crashes in Auckland Emergency services were called to the crash around 8am on Thursday morning. 
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Police investigating after woman found with serious injuries in Christchurch Police were called to Worcester Street on Thursday night with reports that a person had received wounds consistent with being stabbed. 
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Boomi tops 2026 Gartner iPaaS rankings for execution Boomi tops Gartner's 2026 iPaaS Magic Quadrant for Ability to Execute, extending its run in the Leaders segment to a 12th year. 
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Turners Automotive Group forecasting record profit despite challenging economic conditions The NZX-listed company expects to deliver a profit before tax and goodwill adjustments of about $63 million dollars - $3 million higher than expected. 
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Hurricanes coach signs new deal with Super Rugby leaders The 48-year-old has guided the club to the top of the standings after five rounds. 
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Greenpeace targets PM's office over possible NZ minerals deal with US A sign that reads 'Trump War Minerals HQ' with a cutout of a bald eagle preying on a Kiwi bird were erected. 
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Helicopter sent to scene of crash in central Otago Police are also at the scene of the single vehicle crash on the Cardrona Skifield Road. 
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'Should not be alarmed': Massive training exercise on Lake Tekapo this weekend Lake Tekapo will host Operation Oasis between Friday and Sunday, and police say the public should not be alarmed. 
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Fiji climate negotiator says Pacific voices must be heard on the global stage A Fiji youth climate negotiator says it is important to hear Pacific voices on climate change on the global stage. 
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Pacific news in brief for 19 March A round-up of news from around the region, including Fiji tourism recording a bumber year in 2025. 
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Some fishers just ‘blatantly breaking the rules’, set nets getting confiscated ‘regularly’ Fishery officers are regularly seizing illegal set nets and prosecuting people for selling recreational catch as some fishers continue to “blatantly” break rules. 
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