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Effective ways to improve security by avoiding privilege creep
In a digital landscape fraught with data breaches, organisations must tackle the silent threat of privilege creep to safeguard sensitive information.

Major delays on State Highway 1 after tree falls in Northland
The tree is threatening power lines, and the highway between Kaiwaka and the Brynderwyn Hills could be closed until 3pm.

'Got my support' - Christopher Luxon stands by Erica Stanford after 'stupid bitch' comment
The prime minister says it wasn't appropriate behaviour but that Erica Stanford had apologised.

New Child Protection Investigation Unit announced by Children's Minister
The unit will be up and running by early next year, Children's Minister Karen Chhour says.

Man found dead at Levin park was shot, police confirm
Robert Albert was found deceased at Muaupoko Park near Lake Horowhenua.

Sysdig names William Welch as new CEO, eyeing growth
Sysdig has appointed William 'Bill' Welch as its new CEO, aiming to enhance its cloud-native application protection amid a booming cloud security market.

Do we still need cash?
Australia is pondering forcing some shops to accept cash , with some asking if New Zealand should follow suit.

Review: French castaway thriller Suddenly
An ingenious script and the skill and charm of its leads, makes French film Suddenly about a couple stranded on a remote island, gripping viewing, writes Simon Morris.

Levin homicide: No arrests over death at Muaupoko Park a month on
Police say Robert Nattie Albert, 56, was shot dead and there are people out there with information who have still not come forward.

Keepit appoints Fahad Qureshi as VP of Sales for Americas
Keepit has appointed Fahad Qureshi as Vice President of Sales for the Americas and ANZ, aiming to expand its market presence with his extensive expertise.

Facial recognition in retail sparks privacy concerns
Experts warn that facial recognition technology in retail raises significant privacy concerns, with calls for organisations to ensure public acceptability.

Gloriavale's leader was employer of children working there, court rules
An Employment Court ruling found whoever held the position of Overseeing Shepherd was the employer.

'Watch this space': The Warehouse Group promises to turn things around with a 'vengeance'
Competing with Kmart and revamping its stores are key focuses for The Warehouse Group, its leadership says.

The superpowers of coatings make possible the impossible
Hi-tech coatings make all sorts of high performance engineering, like jet engines, possible.

In-person submissions on Treaty Principles Bill to be at Parliament or by video call
In-person submissions on the Treaty Principles Bill will all be held at Parliament or by video call.

ATM - FY25 revenue guidance and dividend policy
The a2 Milk Company (�the Company�, �a2MC�) has today announced that it has updated its FY25 revenue guidance and established a dividend policy for the first time in Company history

Gang chapter president's patch seized in first 24 hours of ban
The first arrest was made just three minutes after midnight, with 11 more to come.

Driver safety screens to be installed on Auckland buses
Eight out of ten buses will have the fit-out, equating to 1100 buses on the network.

�He�s a beast�: Tauranga runner, 15, sets world�s best 3000m time
The teenager with the family pedigree of Olympians and former national champions surprised himself after bettering a time set 29 years ago.

Former political figure jailed for sexual abuse of teenagers
A former political figure has been sentenced to prison for plying two teenagers with alcohol and sexually abusing them.

Adobe launches Acrobat at reduced rate for nonprofits
Adobe has launched Acrobat for Nonprofits, offering organisations access to its document management solutions at a significantly reduced rate of USD $15 per user annually.