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Nile introduces campus zero trust service with partners
Nile has unveiled the Campus Zero Trust as a service, collaborating with Palo Alto Networks, Zscaler, and Microsoft to enhance LAN security.

Two charged after 3-D printed gun found in police stop
Two men have been charged after police discovered a 3D-printed firearm in a car in Christchurch.

AI & employee focus to transform customer experience by 2025
As 2025 nears, AI advancements and a focus on employee well-being are set to significantly reshape the customer experience landscape, says Call Design.

StarTree unveils new features for real-time analytics
StarTree has unveiled new features to enhance data management and security, aiding enterprises in their shift towards real-time analytics.

AI adoption in retail: Opportunities & readiness gaps
A new survey from Riverbed reveals that while 95% of retail leaders view AI as crucial, only 40% feel prepared for its implementation.

Childish Gambino cancels Australian and New Zealand leg of The New World tour
Childish Gambino (AKA Donald Glover) says his recovery from a recent surgery is taking longer than expected.

New solar farm to generate enough power for 800 homes
A new solar farm near Seddon has started producing energy for the region in what has been called a “significant investment” for Marlborough.

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.

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.

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.

Port of Tauranga enhances efficiency with automated robots
New Zealand's Port of Tauranga is utilising robots to revitalise legacy IT systems and ease staff workloads, significantly enhancing operational efficiency.

Lánluas guide helps public sector maximise ERP investments
Lánluas Consulting's new guide aims to empower public sector finance teams in optimising digital investments and enhancing operational efficiency.

Babeltext transforms global messaging with 135-language tool
Babeltext's multilingual chat platform revolutionises business communication, translating messages across 135 languages into English for seamless customer engagement.

Data quality key to AI success over generative tech by 2025
As the adoption of AI accelerates towards 2025, experts stress the importance of data quality and governance over generative technologies in industry.

'The worst outcome is death' - the surprising way to slow methanol poisoning
An expert explains why methanol poisoning happens and what you can do about it.

Victim loses $10 thousand after Facebook Marketplace scam
Police are urging members of the public to be aware of Facebook Marketplace scams

Gun pointed at road worker in Tokoroa, police seek red ute
The worker was “understandably shaken” by the incident in Tokoroa on Sunday.

'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.

'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.