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F5 launches post-quantum cryptography tools for secure future
F5 has launched post-quantum cryptography tools within its Application Delivery and Security Platform to help firms protect data from future quantum computing threats.

Auckland Council plan to use Takapuna Golf Course to prevent flooding risks 'hurts the game' - Ryan Fox
But Auckland Council said it would not prioritise golf enthusiasts over the need to protect people's lives.

Discovery Consulting names Shobhit Garg as National Supply Lead
Discovery Consulting appoints Shobhit Garg as National Supply Chain Lead to boost digital ERP adoption among Australian manufacturers and asset-heavy industries.

Invasive poisonous spider establishes itself in NZ
Since the initial sighting in Porirua last year, it has been confirmed in Christchurch, Nelson, Northland and Waikato.

Youth MPs told to remove criticisms of government from speeches
Changes had been made to at least one speech.

Surprising pick for NZ's top cafe
If you're looking for the best café in New Zealand, you won't find it on Auckland's Karangahape Road nor Wellington's Cuba Street, or even in the heart of Christchurch.

Watch live: Te Pati Maori MP Takutai “Tarsh” Kemp to be laid to rest today
Takutai Moana Natasha "Tarsh" Kemp died, aged 50, after battling kidney disease.

What is this... and why is it showing up in your online ads?
Is it a mouth guard? Or a thigh strengthener? And do you need it?

Heavy rain warnings for Nelson, Tasman districts
MetService has issued new orange heavy rain warnings for the already sodden Nelson and Tasman districts.

PM defends boot camps after teen appears in court, removed from scheme
PM defends the government's military boot camps pilot following the removal of a participant after a court appearance

Wavelink appoints Danny Meadows to lead expansion in New Zealand
Wavelink has launched a local team in New Zealand, appointing Danny Meadows to lead its regional expansion and boost support for partners and vendors.

Our Changing World: Protecting 'Jaws'
A tiny native fish with the nickname 'Jaws' is under threat from introduced trout.

Six Crown Research Institutes merge into Public Research Organisations
Scientists are hopeful a supercharged weather forecaster will be one of the winners in the biggest overhaul of the science sector in 30 years.

‘Three years of hard graft, destroyed’: Noel Edmonds rethinking NZ venture
The British TV presenter says he’s now reviewing his business in New Zealand after the flooded Motueka River wrecked his wellness centre.

Weather: What is coming our way now
A low is set to bring some severe weather back, including in the areas hit by floods less than a week ago.

Warm weather cools Warehouse Group's profits
The retailer was forced into heavy discounting after a delayed start to winter ruined sales.

Concerns about energy security prompt hunt for more power
Genesis Energy says it is "actively exploring" new generation for the Huntly Power Station amid concerns about the country's energy security.

Port companies and KiwiRail reach agreements over two new Cook Strait ferries
The agreements cover the type of infrastructure and equipment needed before two new Cook Strait ferries arrive in 2029.

Advisory ropu say they reclaimed Maori name for Prevention of Family and Sexual Violence agency
The Maori ministerial advisory group says it was a breach of Te Tiriti and tikanga-based partnership.

Winston Peters says new foundations set for Interislander ferry infrastructure
Agreements between Ferry Holdings, CentrePort, Port Marlborough and KiwiRail set out the scope of work and equipment to be delivered by 2029 when two new ferries arrive.

How Lisette Reymer became an accidental war correspondent
Security with secretive pasts, heart-breaking stories on borders and running on the adrenaline of 20-hour workdays.