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AI agents revolutionise business & cybersecurity with automation
AI agents are transforming business and cybersecurity by automating tasks, reducing response times, and enhancing threat detection with human oversight.

Man charged over Otahuhu homicide
A 31-year-old man is due in Manukau District Court on Tuesday after being charged with wounding with intent to cause grievous bodily harm.

Kiwi Shane Ngakuru jailed in US after admitting part in global FBI bust
Shane Ngakuru, the cousin of Comancheros’ ‘supreme leader’, will spend time in a US jail before being sent back to New Zealand to face charges.

Te Pati Maori MP Takutai Tarsh Kemp will be laid to rest today
Kemp died suddenly last week following a battle with kidney disease.

Police Commissioner Richard Chambers says recruits know money is 'not everything' as new police college opens
The police commissioner says he is hearing from former Kiwi cops who relocated to Australia who want to come back - but admitted the pay across the ditch is better.

Micronesian Summit in Majuro this week
The Micronesian Islands Forum cranks up with officials meetings Monday and Tuesday this week in Majuro, with the official opening for top leadership on Wednesday.

ACT Party tried to get Treaty of Waitangi clause removed from education legislation
The ACT Party fought to have a Treaty of Waitangi clause stripped out of amended education legislation - but was overruled.

Alcaraz avoids Fognini shock after fan taken ill
Carlos Alcaraz avoids a seismic shock against Italian veteran Fabio Fognini to set up a Wimbledon second-round meeting with British qualifier Oliver Tarvet.

'Fifa should consider playing World Cup final at 9am'
Extreme weather during the Club World Cup in the United States this summer means Fifa should think about playing the men's World Cup final at 9am next year, according to an expert.

Israeli military investigates 'reports of harm to civilians' after hundreds killed near Gaza aid sites
The IDF said instructions had been issued to forces after "lessons learned".

UK F-35 parts exports to Israel are lawful, High Court rules
The court has rejected a challenge brought by human rights groups.

Q&A: Wrexham coach on his Hollywood owners, the Nix and coaching when the cameras are always watching
A personal pitch from actor Rob McElhenney sold Phil Parkinson on the Wrexham job, now he’s overseen three promotions and is eyeing one more.

Country musician Jason Aldean to tour NZ
Aldean has garnered 30 number 1 career hits at Country radio, nearly 20 billion streams, and more than 20 million albums

KnowBe4 launches free self-assessment to boost security culture
KnowBe4 has launched a free self-assessment tool to help organisations strengthen their security culture by focusing on human risk management and behaviour.

Man charged in relation to homicide in Otahuhu, Auckland
A 31-year-old man had been charged with wounding with intent to cause grievous bodily harm.

Youth MPs renew call to lower voting age
A majority of this year's youth MPs have, once again, signed an open letter calling for the voting age to be lowered to 16. Youth Parliament, held every three years,...

'I can't hear it' - Wimbledon's first day of electronic calling
Some players have said the calls are too quiet. Others say they miss the tradition. How has the first day of electronic line-calling gone at Wimbledon?

Covid inquiry hears of care home 'slaughter'
Relatives of care home residents tell the Covid inquiry they will never get over how their loved ones died.

Police identify 20-year-old suspect in deadly Idaho firefighter ambush
20-year-old Wess Roley deliberately lit a fire to lure first responders to a mountainous area near Coeur d'Alene, the BBC's US partner CBS News reports.