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‘I’m devastated’: Award-winning chef closes second restaurant in three years
Nic Watt opened the modern-Chinese styled restaurant Canting in 2024.

Reducing cyber risk is still hard: Why CTEM stalls at action
Security teams are still struggling to turn vulnerability alerts into fixes, leaving companies exposed for months when IT and operations must act separately.

Marketers turn to AI as personalisation revolution arrives
Australian marketers are turning to agentic AI to keep pace with fragmented customer journeys and rising demand for personalised content.

At least 15 die in swimming accidents during German heatwave

Dramatic Video Shows The Moment Rescue Crews Carefully Pull A Baby From the Rubble in Venezuela

‘If I am to die, let it be here’: Malawians fleeing unrest in South Africa

EVs and climate change
Electric vehicles may save the planet, unless the planet warms so quickly that those EVs are unusable for sizeable portions of the year.

LiveRamp & Adobe link purchase data for ad campaigns
Brands using commerce media networks could get more precise targeting and personalised ads as first-party purchase data is linked to Adobe tools.

‘Thought it was just a cold’: Toddler with one-of-a-kind condition in intensive care hours later
Archie Eaton is in a serious condition in Starship Hospital’s PICU.

The average price of 91 has quietly sunk below $3 – and could go lower
For months, the conflict in the Middle East has kept the price of 91 above $3, but a recently-announced agreement between the US and Iran has seen fuel costs fall.

How old is too old for contact sports? Minister Mark Mitchell breaks two ribs during golden oldies rugby
“It's not good for our ACC system,” the prime minister said when he learned of the sport minister’s injuries. Tell us what you think.

All Whites player ratings: Who shined and who underwhelmed in return to big stage
ANALYSIS: Midfielder Eli Just was easily New Zealand’s standout player – but how did his team-mates stack up?

Telecommunications market enters new phase as Satellite boom reshapes competition -report
The sector is shifting from a decade of network build-out to a more competitive phase driven by new technologies, particularly satellite services.

Mum's arm 'snapped clean in half' at rest home
Daughter Nicky Foreman declined a compensation payout from operator Ryman so she could speak freely about the experience.

Warriors sign son of legendary former captain
Next generation arrives: Riley Price joins Warriors on midseason transfer.

Putin interview shows he believes Russia can defeat Ukraine

Pakistan says it struck militant targets in Afghanistan

Autex trial turns PET waste into construction feedstock
The trial could offer a new route for hard-to-recycle PET, keeping construction waste in circulation after conventional recycling fails.

ANZ still expects three OCR rises this year
Does the recent fall in oil prices mean that OCR hikes can now be called off?

'Ko te ao haka taku ao': Top high school haka groups set to take stage in Tauranga
The best secondary school haka groups from around the country have arrived in Tauranga Moana, ready to take centre stage at this year's Nga Kapa Haka Kura Tuarua o Aotearoa competition.

Philips Hue Ultra-Bright LED Strip Flux Review
The recent release of the new Philips Hue Ultra-Bright LED Strip Flux in New Zealand adds another option to home lighting.

Watch: Shane van Gisbergen holds on in last lap thriller in Sonoma
The Kiwi star is now the winningest active Nascar Cup Series driver on road and street courses.

AI use outpaces governance in Australia & New Zealand
Half of organisations in Australia and New Zealand say AI use is ungoverned, heightening fears of deepfake scams and prompt-injection attacks.

Extreme Networks unveils stadium wireless for big venues
Stadium operators could reduce cabling and improve fan connectivity as the new system targets dense crowds with fewer infrastructure demands.