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Zero Networks launches AI segmentation to curb shadow AI
Zero Networks adds AI segmentation and compliance controls to help firms block shadow AI, limit agent spread and tighten network access.

Peer Software expands partner programme for hybrid file data
Peer Software deepens channel push with enhanced Partner Programme, adding incentives, training and a file analysis tool for hybrid environments.

Home care worker calls out 'double standard' over MP's mileage allowance
The amount politicians can claim for using their private vehicles is considerably higher than home and community support workers.

Concerns over tobacco Industry involvement in illicit market crackdown, experts say warnings must be heeded
A report on NZ's illicit tobacco market is under scrutiny, with concerns about links to the tobacco industry.

Dilworth abuse inquiry: Police make 14th arrest
This is the fourteenth arrest as part of the investigation into historical sexual offending at Dilworth School

'Performing together on Saturday Night Live is amazing'
Comedians Celeste Dring and George Fouracres, both from the Black Country, are in the show’s cast.

Prometheus Group buys Tamarack to expand procurement
Prometheus Group turns to procurement with Tamarack deal, linking asset management software to supplier agreements for mining and heavy industry.

Multiple people reportedly injured, road closed after crash in Matawhero
Centennial Marine Drive towards Midway Beach was closed following the crash.

NZME independent review shows management has more to do
Shareholders also heard year-on-year revenue was up about 3 percent in the first four months of the year, with a more positive outlook for its OneRoof business.

Asian shares are mixed and oil prices little changed as investors watch for US-Iran talks
Shares were mixed in Asia on Wednesday as markets waited to see if the United States and Iran may resume talks to end their war.

Fish and chips store by idyllic Auckland beach closes with more than $300k owed
A small fish and chip store near a popular North Island beach owes more than $300k to Inland Revenue.

Chainguard & Cursor tackle AI code supply chain risks
Chainguard and Cursor strike partnership to embed verified open source dependencies into AI coding, aiming to curb supply chain risks at machine speed.

Wasabi secures USD $250 million credit facility from Bain
Wasabi lands USD $250 million Bain-led credit line to fund cloud storage expansion, AI-ready infrastructure and overseas growth.

Putiki kaumatua and kuia credited with creation of new Whanganui bus route
Championed by the kaumatua and kuia of Putiki Marae, it's the first time the riverside area of the city has had a public bus service in living memory.

New measles case in Wellington, possibly exposed at airshow or music festival
Health NZ says the person may have been exposed at Warbirds Over Wanaka in early April, or at the Ultra New Zealand music festival in Wellington.

Fourteenth arrest made in Dilworth School historical sexual offending case
A 66-year-old man who was sought by police for several years has been arrested in Blenheim after returning to New Zealand from offshore.

Southland Girls' High School appoints first male principal
John Grogan is stepping up to the top job after being the school's deputy for eight years.

Edina City Council suspends France Avenue pedestrian underpass study

Ukraine teamed up its sea and interceptor drones for the first time to down a Russian Shahed

Two arrested in possession of IDF weapons, ammunition, and illegal drugs

PHOTO ESSAY: AP photographer chronicles Chernobyl’s painful legacy of silence, sacrifice and danger

Price rise contingency plans 'ready if needed'

Millions of renters hit by unlawful data collection
The Privacy Commissioner’s landmark ruling comes as Australia’s rental market reaches crisis levels.

Why an emergency alert wasn’t sent when the floods hit Wellington
Those who woke to flooded streets in the capital on Monday morning may have wondered why their mobile phones remained silent, despite the significant disruption.