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Person dies following assault on Onehunga bus, manhunt underway
Police say the offender in Onehunga has been identified through CCTV footage.

Meth beer victim lay dying in hospital while accused tried to retrieve lethal beers, court hears
While Aiden Sagala was dying in hospital from a meth overdose, Himatjit Singh Kahlon tried to retrieve other meth-laced beers from his fridge.

Consumer NZ calls for inquiry into Air NZ New Zealand pricing model
There are allegations Air New Zealand is taking Kiwis for an excessively expensive ride across the Tasman.

Commscope unveils SYSTIMAX GigaSHIELD X10D platform
CommScope has launched the SYSTIMAX GigaSHIELD X10D, a Cat 6A shielded platform aimed at enhancing high-speed copper networks and operational efficiency.

Dozens of homes lose power as firefighters battle hedge blaze
A hedge fire near Rangiora knocked out power to more than 100 homes in North Canterbury this afternoon.

Fight Back Together: Workers protest policy reforms and public service cuts
Workers aren't going to take the changes lying down, CTU president Richard Wagstaff says.

Security staff to wear body cameras at Dunedin’s notorious bus hub
Security services at a bus hub where a teen was stabbed to death have been made permanent.

Tarras Airport ‘stupidest bloody idea’ - departing mayor
Central Otago mayor says it will be a disaster for the environment and the district.

‘Wheels of the economy’ fight erosion of rights
Supermarket staff, nurses, forestry and factory workers and seafood industry employees have stood shoulder-to-shoulder in protest.

How to implement exposure management in complex cyber-physical systems
As digital transformation heightens cyber-physical connectivity, organisations must adopt effective exposure management strategies to safeguard critical systems.

Thousands march to Parliament to protest Government’s ‘anti-worker agenda’
Union workers gathered in their thousands to demonstrate against what they called "the most anti-worker government that we’ve seen in decades".

Why Wednesdays have become these students' favourite day at school
By letting students spend a whole day each week working on vocational projects and electives, Papakura High School has started to see big improvements in student attendance and engagement.

Advocates decry govt about-turn on exploited migrants
Immigration Minister Erica Stanford is changing the Migrant Exploitation Protection Work Visa, including removing people's ability to extend it.

Large scrub fire at Waikato wetlands not the first
The 7100 hectare wetland made up of peat bog, vegetation and fen, was the scene of two fires in the 1980s.

Boeing-made satellite breaks up in space
The "total loss" of the communications satellite has affected Intelsat customers around the world.

Ministers defend criticisms of Wellington City Council: 'It's about a series of poor decisions'
Government ministers have pushed back after the Wellington mayor accused them of "punching down" in their recent criticisms of her council.

Foodstuffs weighs up appeal on Commerce Commission merger decision
The group's North and South Island arms operate more than 500 Four Square, New World and PAK'nSAVE supermarkets and have applied to merge the two regions.

Home-made explosives taken to court, man arrested
A 75-year-old man was arrested, and the “small, home-made” devices were seized.

Containers from sunken Navy ship ashore, as Samoa welcomes leaders
King Charles and Queen Camilla left Sydney on Wednesday for Samoa where the Commonwealth Heads of Government meeting is being held.