NZCity NewsLinks

All Links

26 Jul 2026

Search

Bonfy unveils ACS 2.0 to secure data for AI agents
Bonfy launches ACS 2.0, a cross-channel data security platform to monitor and control how AI agents access, process and share content.

SH2 closed near Waipaoa after serious two-vehicle crash
Highway shut and delays expected as emergency services respond to a serious early-morning crash.

Zenarmor expands SASE platform for mobile & containers
Zenarmor extends its SASE platform to mobile endpoints and containers, touting distributed, sovereign security without central cloud inspection.

NetSPI unveils AI-led workflow redesign for pentesting
NetSPI unveils an AI-powered overhaul of its pentesting platform UX, promising two-click workflows and sharper risk-based remediation focus.

Miggo & Grafana link runtime security with telemetry
Miggo and Grafana link runtime security to Grafana Cloud telemetry, promising major cuts to critical vulnerability noise for joint users.

Soldiers' graves identified 100 years after death

Ferdinand Verbiest Early Automobile Concept in Imperial China

Italy and Denmark call for emergency EU migration plan amid Iran war

Madagascar's president orders lie detector tests for candidates applying to be government ministers

Coalfire launches AI threat hunting for shadow agents
Coalfire's new DivisionHex service hunts shadow AI and rogue agents as most firms report AI-driven security incidents without proper oversight.

Government looking at ways to assist families with increasing costs due to Middle East conflict
Finance Minister Nicola Willis said price increases are extremely tough and affecting all New Zealanders, but said some are feeling it more than others.

Firms relax identity controls to speed risky AI rollouts
Rushing to embrace AI, most firms are easing identity controls despite visibility gaps around powerful non-human and AI-linked accounts.

New Plymouth brewery buys iconic Gisborne Gold brand
Sunshine Brewing has been sold, saving the multi-award winning craft brewery from potential closure.

Morning Reportlive: Nicola Willis faces questions about the fuel crisis
Willis is spearheading the government's Ministerial Oversight Group and is set to meet with fuel importers later today.

Ex-Olympic cyclist’s ‘weapon’ post slammed after wife’s death
The Australian received a 17-month suspended sentence after the 2023 incident.

Video captures scene of oyster farm blaze, fire investigator called in
Video taken of the scene showed a Tio Ohiwa building engulfed in flames.

Token Security unveils intent-based AI agent controls
Token Security launches intent-based controls to govern AI agents' access by purpose, aiming to curb over-privileged, autonomous system behaviour.

OpenID Foundation unveils new independent testing plan
OpenID Foundation names four partners to deliver new independent conformance testing for fast-growing digital identity schemes from 2026.

Fog disrupts flights at Wellington airport
Wellington airport said 12 flights had been cancelled and a further 10 delayed on Friday morning.

New air force tactics reduce refueling needs for attack runs on Iran

Pumping wastewater into Kawarau River only option, Queenstown mayor says
Queenstown Lakes District councillors agreed to lodge a 35-year resource consent application for discharge from the Shotover Wastewater Treatment Plant.

‘We’re robbed of game time back home’: How top Black Ferns are thriving in England
Liana Mikaele-Tu’u is one of eight Black Ferns who went to England in search of minutes.

Iran war hits Kiwi wallets hard, as economist warns of another recession
Despite entering the year 'quite optimistic', the Iran war has hits Kiwi wallets hard.

OFC Pro League: Bula FC steal win as Solomon Kings settle for draw in Honiara
Fiji's Bula FC recorded a come-from-behind 3-2 win over South Island United in their round four clash at the OFC Pro League in Honiara on Thursday. In the process, they...

Cook Islands PM Mark Brown in New Zealand but no talks with Luxon
Mark Brown at a formal event in Wellington on Wednesday, before travelling to Auckland to meet members of the Cook Islander diaspora.