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Vultr, SUSE & Dell launch open AI Kubernetes stack
Vultr, SUSE and Dell have unveiled a sovereign-ready Kubernetes and AI stack for enterprises seeking open infrastructure across cloud, edge and on-premises.

Blood Cancer New Zealand says country not keeping up with treatments internationally
Annual deaths from blood cancer in Aotearoa have risen by nearly 40 percent since 2008.

LangWatch launches open-source tool for AI red-teaming
LangWatch releases open-source AI red-teaming framework to expose hidden vulnerabilities in production agents through multi-turn attack simulations.

His detractors failed to put up, Luxon's vote tells them to shut up
This is where Christopher Luxon wants the story to end, but it’ll be up to his caucus to decide whether they all live happily ever after.

Bureau teams with WeWork on airport workspace pods
Bureau teams up with WeWork on soundproof airport pods as both firms target travellers, delegates and hybrid workers needing privacy on the move.

Pukunui population climbs sharply after controversial 1080 drop on Stewart Island
The measure has divided people on Stewart Island, but led to a 52 percent population boost for threatened Southern New Zealand dotterel/pukunui.

Watch: Exquisite chip settles Oceania Pro League’s New Zealand derby
Isa Prins’ late goal sealed a 3-1 win for Auckland FC over South Island United.

A storm every week: NZ’s biggest insurer issues warning as claims surge 256%
New data from NZI’s wild weather tracker shows an explosion in extreme weather events and a staggering 256% jump in claims in just one year.

Microsoft vs. Meta: Which AI Stock Is a Better Buy Headed Into Their Earnings Reports Next Week?

Search for missing Karori man Philip Sutton to resume Wednesday
Police said the official search was unable to go ahead today due to safety concerns.

Cheap blackmarket cigarettes with no health warnings concerning for experts
The lack of graphic images of damaged lungs and hearts or health warnings is causing concern that messaging about cigarettes will be underminded.

Beulah Koale: 'I've never felt a play reach this deep into my gut'
The Hawaii Five-0 star is back in New Zealand starring in a production of Arthur Miller's classic A View From the Bridge.

Rahui in place at Auckland's Shelly Beach as search continues for missing man
Emergency services were called to Shelly Beach about 1pm on Sunday, after a man went into the water and failed to return.

Analysis: Luxon puts even more pressure on himself with confidence gamble
Analysis: In the wake of the successful vote, there is now an expectation that the National Party do better, and that includes the PM.

Watch: A torrent of water stormed through his house. Now ‘everything is gone’
A family was forced to evacuate their home in Happy Valley after floodwater stormed their home in the middle of the night.

Air New Zealand considering setting up aviation engineering school in Northland, MP says
Northland MP Grant McCallum said the company was working with the local community to see if it would be feasible in Kerikeri.

A Golden Bay coastal estate could be the home of an 'End of the World Library'
Entrepreneurial couple Eva and Toni Piëch, want an "intellectually curious librarian or curator" to build a collection that will help them survive if the world ends.

Sir Rod Drury speaks out after sexual misconduct claim, police complaint
The New Zealander of the Year rejects claims of sexual misconduct with a former employee, saying it was a “limited, consensual relationship”.

State of emergency remains for parts of Wellington region
States of emergency have now ended in Upper Hutt, Porirua City and the Kapiti Coast, but still in place for all other parts of the Wellington region.