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Xero expands developer tools with new webhook events
Xero rolls out credit notes webhooks and new API pricing for app partners as it tightens permissions, recertification and developer access.

New Zealand pledges $20 million to Tuvalu, leaders agree to an eventual treaty
Feleti Teo met his New Zealand counterpart Christopher Luxon in Auckland on Thursday, where the two leaders signed an updated partnership agreement.

Pay your crypto taxes, just don't pay too much
Crypto investors in New Zealand are being warned to track disposals, claim eligible costs and avoid overpaying as reporting rules tighten.

Two people in custody after Napier homeowners find burglars in house
A 26-year-old man was due to appear in court on Thursday afternoon facing multiple charges.

Anteup builds mortgage marketplace to let banks bid
Auckland fintech Anteup is building a mortgage marketplace where banks compete for borrowers, aiming to simplify home loans and refinancing.

Asia Pacific payments group & Monash sign research pact
Monash University Malaysia and Emerging Payments Association Asia launch a three-year research pact on quantum-safe cryptography, stablecoins and fraud.

Kiwi space station experiment a success
A New Zealand experiment on the International Space Station has proved a superconducting system can survive a power failure.

Hapana rebuilds fitness platform after USD $7.25 million
Hapana unveils rebuilt fitness software platform after USD $7.25 million Microequities-led round, targeting multi-site operators with AI tools.

Revolut posts USD $2.3b profit, 99% NZ revenue growth
Revolut's 2025 results show surging customer balances, stronger transaction volumes and rapid New Zealand growth as it expands its banking reach.

Kiwi exporters briefed on US tariff refunds
Exporters are being urged to work closely with their import counterparts over possible Trump tariff refunds after they were declared unconstitutional.

Rocket stocks soar on reports Musk's SpaceX set to file for share sale
Reports that the firm plans the biggest listing ever sent the shares of firms in its orbit soaring.

More fuel shipments enroute than previously reported
It has increased New Zealand's jet fuel cover by 10 days.

Where is the fuel? Ministry releases new information about fuel ships
The Government updated its fuel tracking following questions from Stuff about how it was accounting for New Zealand’s “on water” fuel stocks.

Why data infrastructure will decide which AI strategies succeed in 2026
Data quality, resilience and sovereignty are emerging as the make-or-break factors for enterprises hoping to turn AI ambition into lasting advantage.

Win for midwives in court after more than a year and a half wait
The High Court has ruled in favour of the New Zealand College of Midwives in its class action against the Crown.

More than half of families in material hardship will not get $50 fuel support package
The Green Party says the figure undercuts the government's claim of focusing on those who most needed support.

FedEx opens first on-site solar hub at Shanghai airport
FedEx expands Asia-Pacific green push with Shanghai airport solar hub, as it cuts emissions, boosts electric vehicles and deploys digital tools.

Pacific news in brief for 31 March
A round-up of news from around the region, including new Green Climate Fund developments in the Pacific.

ROC launches Face1 biometric reader for access control
ROC moves into physical access control with Face1 biometric reader, combining identity checks, video analytics and legacy system integration.

AI surge strains data centres over power & capacity
AI boom pushes UK data centres towards grid limits as operators warn of power, cooling and supply chain strains.

Focus on boosting enrolment after government's new voter restrictions - Electoral Commission
You will not be able to enrol on election day, vote if you're not enrolled at least 13 days before the election and prisoners cannot vote.