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Outpost24 appoints Ariel Katz to drive strategic growth plans
Outpost24 appoints Ariel Katz as Chief Corporate Development Officer to lead strategic growth via mergers, acquisitions, and partnerships in cybersecurity.

KnowBe4 unveils new brand to boost human risk management
KnowBe4 has unveiled a refreshed brand and vision, emphasising its role in human risk management amid evolving cybersecurity threats worldwide.

Woman with dementia missing from Auckland care home
Anne was last seen on Allendale Rd, Mt Albert at around 11.30am Wednesday.

Aubrey Plaza says grief is a 'giant ocean of awfulness'
The US actress says life is "a daily struggle", seven months after husband Jeff Baena's suicide.

Canva now bigger than Telstra, Woolies
The software powerhouse has made billionaires out of its co-founders, and now some of its “Canvanauts” are set to become instant millionaires thanks to a new share sale.

Man who died in Tarawera crash identified
He was Gonzalo Ezequiel Altez Sosa, 30, of Akina, Hastings.

Bus and e-scooter collide in central Auckland
Police are investigating the circumstances of the crash.

Brazilian goalkeeper Fabio claims world record for most games

Thai Data Center Capacity May Triple on Surging Demand for AI

'Don't fall for Hamas propaganda,' 150 academics to Bar-Ilan University's president

Felix to acquire Nexvia for AUD $12m, raising AUD $16m
Felix Group is set to acquire Nexvia for AUD $12m and raise AUD $16m to expand its construction software platform and boost growth in ANZ and beyond.

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SOCRadar unveils AI-driven platform for automated threat detection
SOCRadar launches Agentic Threat Intelligence, an AI-powered platform automating detection and response to cyber threats with customisable AI agents.

Watch: US Air Force's largest plane lands in Auckland to make special delivery
The C-5M Super Galaxy touched down in Auckland's Whenuapai on Wednesday night.

Urgent search underway for Auckland woman with dementia missing from a care centre
Linda, who goes by her middle name Anne, went missing from an address in Mt Albert on Wednesday morning.

Kneecap rapper arrives in court over terror charge
Liam Óg Ó hAnnaidh was charged with a terror offence after allegedly displaying a flag in support of proscribed organisation Hezbollah.

Auckland Lotto player wins $1m, Powerball rolls over to $8m
A Lotto player from Auckland has become an overnight millionaire after winning $1m with Strike Four in Wednesday night’s draw.

Activision unveils new trailer for Call of Duty: Black Ops 7
Activision has officially lifted the lid on Call of Duty: Black Ops 7, the next entry in the blockbuster gaming franchise. It's coming to consoles and PC on November 14.

Canva Begins Share Sale at $42 Billion Valuation in Road to IPO

Vibe-coding startup CEO says Mark Zuckerberg's aggressive hiring spree doesn't hurt his recruitment

IDF announces death of Hamas Nukhba commander who infiltrated Israel on Oct. 7

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