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Magazines Listener, NZ Woman's Weekly put up for sale by owner
Are Media operates a number of well-known magazine titles in New Zealand.

Ngati Tukorehe to fly more flags after 'racist attack' on its whenua
Flags flying along SH1 in the lower North Island were torn down in what a spokesperson calls a "racist" attack.

ASB & Cogo launch calculator to help Kiwis save energy costs
ASB and Cogo have launched an online calculator helping New Zealanders estimate savings from switching to electric homes and vehicles, boosting sustainability.

Datadog enters S&P 500 after revenue hits USD $2.8 billion
Datadog joins the S&P 500 after reporting USD $2.8 billion revenue, marking a 26% rise as cloud and AI markets expand globally.

Ruby Tui back in Black Ferns squad
The 2022 World Cup star has fought her way back into contention for this year's tournament after being named in the squad for Saturday's Test against Australia in Wellington.

Ruby Tui back in Black Ferns for final Rugby World Cup audition
Ruby Tui will make her first appearance for the Black Ferns.

Police appeal for sightings of missing boy Harlem in Whanganui
Harlem was last seen on Somerset Rd in Springvale about 9am.

Ngati Tukorehe to fly more flags after 'racist attack' on its whenua
Flags flying along SH1 in the lower North Island were torn down in what a spokesperson calls a "racist" attack.

Online security risk: Half of older Kiwis writing down their passwords, study finds
A new study has also found half of older Kiwis still write their passwords on paper, posing a risk to their online security, an expert says.

Watch: NZ thump Ireland at World Rugby U20 Championships
New Zealand trounced Ireland 69-22 to qualify for the semifinals of the World Rugby Under-20 Championships in Italy.

Marape's forest promised dismissed as 'empty gesture' by PNG advocacy group
Community advocacy group ACT NOW says the PNG prime minister's promise to stop issuing new forestry licences will do nothing to stop illegal logging.

Five use cases that justify ditching VPNs for good
Organisations face rising VPN breaches and slow speeds, prompting a shift to Zero Trust Network Access for safer, faster hybrid work and cloud migration.

Concerns for boy missing in Whanganui
Harlem has been missing for several hours.

Ed Sheeran has made a collection of Jackson Pollock style art
This collection, called 'Cosmic Carpark Paintings', was painted in an abandoned carpark in London last year in-between the international leg of his Mathematics Tour.

AI in the workplace: Hype, hesitation and what�s actually happening
A survey of 864 ANZ leaders reveals AI's hype often outpaces reality, with many firms stuck without clear strategy amid security and job concerns.

Young jockey Ngakau Hailey killed in dirtbike crash in Hamilton
Ngakau Hailey, 18, died after colliding with a car at an intersection.

Apprenticeship and training changes 'fundamentally flawed', industry groups warn
Industry bodies told MPs the government's overhaul of apprenticeship and workplace training would short-change employers.

Multiple offers for John Scott Mid-century home in same family for 50 years
Built for Colin and Pat Stuart back in 1977, this original Napier home in pristine condition has sold to a family who �won�t touch a thing�.

Net migration loss to Australia 30,000 in 2024
While it�s similar to 2023�s total, the net loss is largest since 2012, Stats NZ says.

AI needs us: Why human oversight is crucial for realising AI�s potential
Human oversight is vital for AI's success, ensuring ethical use, optimised performance, and unlocking its true potential in business and innovation.

Authorities praise family with measles for alerting officials
The National Public Health Service is supporting the Wairarapa family and their close contacts, who are isolating.