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Name suppression lapses for three accused of murder in remote eastern Taranaki
The family of man allegedly murdered at a remote rural Taranaki settlement will have to wait 18 months before the three men accused of killing him stand trial.

Hazard mapping has ‘chilling effect’ on Nelson property market
Residents say the proposed controversial maps “essentially rendered our property uninsurable”.

Team focused on national glory
Empire Aerobics want to be successful and they’re are targeting this weekend’s national’s to show off their stuff.

How hazard mapping is having 'chilling effect' on town's property prices
Residents say the proposed controversial maps "essentially rendered our property uninsurable".

Oracle unveils Java 23 with features to boost developer output
Oracle unveils Java 23, boasting numerous enhancements and new features aimed at boosting productivity, performance, and innovation for developers.

Two Uruguayans convicted for trafficking $3 mn in cow gallstones

Mexican-American woman honored for running Rockford non-emergency transport service

Volunteers dying as Russia’s war dead tops 70,000

Israel strikes Lebanon as Hezbollah vows retaliation for pager blasts

'Nano' aquariums: Nice idea, just not for the fish

US election: North Carolina Republican vows to stay in governor's race after calling himself Black Nazi
CNN has reported Mark Robinson - who is African-American - also proposed bringing back slavery in comments on a pornography website.

Brazil approves returning to daylight saving time as drought bites
Brazilian energy authorities have approved bringing back daylight saving time to save energy as the country faces a major drought.

A unique weather phenomenon in NZ is turning heads overseas
Above the town of Middlemarch a type of cloud had been given a local nickname, which has come to the attention of Nasa.

Fifth New Zealand suicide linked to poison selling Canadian chef
Another young New Zealander’s death has links to the activities of so called poison chef Kenneth Law.

Lousy weather, with a risk of thunderstorms on the way
Thunderstorms are expected for some of the main centres today, before we get a small reprieve on Saturday.

A picture of Taranaki history: When Woolworths ruled the CBD
Woolworths may be a supermarket brand now, but it used to sell a little bit of everything in the heart of New Plymouth.

Palmerston North residents raise their voices against council spending
A residents’ group formed to oppose council spending is holding another public meeting to plan for change.

Fleeing driver ploughs through Waikanae school grounds
A school in the lower North Island says all its students are safe after a driver fleeing police ploughed through its grounds.

Percona launches Everest, a cloud-native open-source DBaaS platform
Percona debuts Percona Everest, a cloud-native, open-source DB platform tackling vendor lock-in issues and high DBaaS costs with automated multi-database support.

Canadian energy company eyes oil and gas in Taranaki
Officials from the company will be in the country next week to visit possible investment targets as well as talk to government officials.

Vultr partners with HEAVY.AI to boost GPU-accelerated analytics
Vultr partners with HEAVY.AI to enhance data analytics with global NVIDIA GPU cloud infrastructure, aiming to boost efficiency and performance across various industries.

PHL - Change in director status
Promisia Healthcare Limited (Promisia) (NZX: PHL) advises that its director Craig Percy will be broadening his role with Promisia and providing executive services to support Promisia

Warriors sign son of Sharks legend
The Warriors have signed another son of a famous name, luring 21-year-old hooker Sam Healey across the Tasman.

Whakaako ana i te Tiriti me te tuhinga i puta mai i mua i taua tuhinga
Tera te Tiriti me te Treaty hoki, e whakamaramatia ana e Shep Hepara i te timatanga o tana awheawhe, ki te karo i te pohehetanga.