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Quantum Computing launches NeuraWave for edge AI inference
Quantum Computing puts photonic NeuraWave edge AI card on sale for real-time inference, targeting low-power server use in telecoms and vehicles.

Ex-Channel 5 newsreader withdraws claims against Dan Walker
Claudia-Liza Vanderpuije says she fully withdraws her allegations relating to former co-presenter Dan Walker.

ArianeGroup ponders sending more European rockets into space

NZ Remembrance Army calls for more volunteers to help restore veterans' graves
The New Zealand Remembrance Army has restored about 350,000 headstones so far, as well as putting up about 140 new headstones on unmarked graves.

Christchurch's new Te Kaha stadium completed without major incident - WorkSafe
Christchurch's new venue hosted its first event on Friday, when the Crusaders beat NSW Waratahs in Super Rugby Pacific.

Musician MA was born to brave a storm
When flooding hit Wellington this week, musician and biodiversity ranger MA was primed for action.

Chinese EV maker NIO bets on in-house chips to cut reliance on Nvidia

The SpaceX IPO Is Coming. These Are the Stocks That Stand to Profit Most.

Intel stock surges to record highs. These 4 events have powered the company's turnaround.

The gallantry of Kiwi soldiers immortalised in a tiny French town
A bond more than a century old is stronger than ever thanks to a French town that will never forget the sacrifice made by New Zealand soldiers at Le Quesnoy.

All Blacks star Jordie Barrett back to Christchurch where it all began
Youngest brother Jordie Barrett started his career with Canterbury in 2016.

Who's buying businesses? Surprising trends emerge
The sale of small- and medium-sized businesses continues to increase, though there's been a shift in the mix of buyers and sellers.

Valve is giving Steam Deck game devs real player performance data
The Steam Deck and other PC gaming handhelds can squeeze a shocking amount of performance out of relatively old integrated graphics hardware. But they’re still essentially tiny little laptops without dedicated GPUs. If you’re developing a 3D game on something like Unreal, it needs a bit of tuning to run...

'My living nightmare' - Rob Reiner's son bares soul on how he found out parents were dead
The actor says the grief of his parents' brutal deaths and the arrest of his own brother left him in a "trance".

Audi Targets 600,000 China Deliveries As Dual-Brand Strategy Expands

Germany's Merz proposes closer ties between Ukraine and the EU

Rodents and parasites plague displaced people in the Gaza Strip

Von der Leyen proposes closer naval coordination in the Middle East

Anzac Day 2026 dawn service live: Kiwis commemorate at Auckland War Memorial Museum
Today marks the 111th anniversary of the Gallipoli landings during World War I.

In pictures: 'The Sound of My Father' - a story of love, loss and connection
When a long-lost cassette was discovered in a bag of letters, it sparked a journey of discovery for John Court.

Daughter dedicates decades to preserving the legacy of the 28th Maori Battalion
Juliana Keefe has spent over 25 years documenting her father and fellow soldiers, determined their stories are not lost.

Police Commissioner seeks answers after Police College recruits fall below expected levels
Associate Police Minister Casey Costello said the government had provided the extra funding needed to recruit and achieve its target of 500 extra staff.

Te Matatini stage used as 'a racist weapon', group claims, as new translations of haka emerge
New translations reveal slurs that organisers and anti-racism groups say have no place on the highly esteemed Te Matatini stage.