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Politics live: National MP David MacLeod stood down after failing to declare donations
New Plymouth's David MacLeod says he's "extremely disappointed" in himself for what he says was an accident.

Exclusive: How Cado Security continues to innovate
In talks with CEO James Campbell, detrimental digital threats are tackled by cybersecurity firm, Cado Security, through innovative solutions and strategic growth.

Say Gimme! Gimme! Gimme!: Tickets available for Mamma Mia
Ticket sales for Invercargill Musical Theatre’s upcoming show Mamma Mia have got off to a great start, but the organisation has a dream to sell out all 12 shows.

Statistics New Zealand to leave central Auckland office after safety concerns
"At times it does feel uncomfortable just heading out for sushi at lunch," a Stats NZ executive told staff.

Western Digital unveils world's highest capacity portable 6TB HDDs
Western Digital unveiled the world's highest capacity 2.5-inch portable HDDs, including a 6TB WD My Passport, WD_BLACK P10 Game Drive, and SanDisk G-DRIVE ArmorATD.

AI-powered tool Tohor revolutionises New Zealand marine science
The Sustainable Seas National Science Challenge and Daylight have created Tohor, an AI-powered tool revolutionising New Zealand's marine research accessibility.

Lake Rotoiti advocates warn council holes in diversion wall is causing frequent algal blooms
"It is an absolute disgrace we have infrastructure that has failed," one local says.

Who’s in line for junior sportsperson of the year?
Motorsport, cycling, hockey, rugby and adventure racing feature amongst the eight Southland finalists for the One NZ junior sportsperson of the year award.

Political solution for New Caledonia: talk of dialogue mission
This high-level dialogue mission could involve members of both Houses of French parliament.

Five things to know about KiwiSaver hardship withdrawals
More people are tapping into their savings to get by. Here's what you need to know.

Woman assaulted after alleged robbery with screwdrivers
Such violent behaviour is "unacceptable and will not be tolerated", police say.

Fijian Drua appoint Kiwi as coach
Former test referee and Maori All Blacks player Glen Jackson will replace Mick Byrne as Fijian Drua coach in 2025.

Wahine Maori set to lead global public health body
Emma Rawson-Te Patu said the immediate priority for her two-year tenure at international organisation was decolonising public health globally.

SkyCity to pay $4m after admitting breaches of anti-money laundering, counter-terrorism laws
SkyCity admitted to breaches of the law from 2018 to 2023, and says it largely relates to historical matters.

Extra security called in after spike of crimes at bus and train stations
An Auckland suburb has been plagued by unruly youths causing trouble at transport hubs, with a spike in crime at bus and train stations over the past month.

Opera launches Arm-optimised browser for Snapdragon-powered PCs
Opera releases an Arm-Optimised version of its browser, promising over double the speed for Snapdragon-based Windows systems, just in time for new product launches.

What's next for Iran's government after death of its president in helicopter crash?

'Digital parents' comfort neglected Chinese youth through viral videos

Parramatta Eels sack coach
The Parramatta Eels have dumped long-time coach Brad Arthur, and wanted to sign Wayne Bennett as his replacement.

Live: 'It was crazy' - resident woke to flooded unit after deluge swept through Auckland
Commuters deal with gridlock traffic after overnight flooding in Auckland, while heavy rain sweeps down the country to Hawke’s Bay.

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