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Tide Foundation unveils innovative cybersecurity system TideCloak
Tide Foundation has unveiled TideCloak, a groundbreaking cybersecurity system that enhances protection even when high-level privileges are compromised.

Cancer drugs promised are still without funding, patient says
The government has completely let cancer patients down, patient says.

Veeam launches updated cloud storage service with Azure
Veeam Software launches new editions of its Data Cloud Vault, enhancing secure cloud storage with Microsoft Azure, starting at USD $14 per terabyte.

Luxury hotel’s illegal crayfish confession
The Rees in Queenstown has hosted prime ministers, royalty and pop stars, and now it is being sentenced for unlawfully possessing crayfish.

Why it’s time to embrace e-invoicing technology that boosts efficiency and cash flow, and improves compliance
As businesses look to FY2025, embracing e-invoicing can streamline operations, enhance cash flow and improve compliance for Australian firms.

Russian ballet star Vladimir Shklyarov dies at 39
Shklyarov, a principal with the prestigious Mariinsky Theatre, is being remembered as an "extraordinary artist".

Auckland ‘referendum’ on Khalistan attracts thousands
A US-based separatist group held a non-binding "referendum" on the creation of an independent homeland for Sikhs within India in Auckland's Aotea Square on Sunday.

Nine times through history Maori protested the Crown
On Tuesday, 50,000 people are predicted to gather in Wellington for the Hikoi mo te Tiriti, the latest chapter of Maori-led protest action.

Why Mark Mitchell won't resign one year after becoming Police Minister
Mark Mitchell promised to step down if there was no significant change in law and order statistics in his first 12 months.

Distressing events detailed at Cyclone Gabrielle pre-inquest hearing
Families of victims say reports and reviews released after Cyclone Gabrielle have not answered their questions and concerns.

Rifle, shotgun and drugs seized from Mongrel Mob prospect’s home
Police have recovered a large haul of guns, drugs and ammunition at a home in Kapiti.

Treaty Principles bill hikoi pauses to gather steam, before march to Parliament
Final preparations are being made as tens of thousands of people in te Hikoi mo te Tiriti convoys converge in the capital.

Auckland taxi trip costs nearly $800 for 19km: Tips to avoid being ripped off
Rogue car companies have been charging unsuspecting passengers hundreds of dollars just to go a few kilometres up the road.

HMNZS Manawanui fuel removal to get under way
The removal of fuel and other pollutants from the New Zealand navy vessel that sank off the coast of Samoa last month is set to begin.

From a garage to a $2.5b start-up: SafetyCulture founder steps down
Luke Anear was a private investigator when he launched a start-up from his Townsville garage, growing it into one of the nation’s largest tech businesses.

Corrections incapable of rehabilitating prisoners, critics say
Corrections is spending 'a hell of a lot of money' on drug treatment and rehabilitation programmes that make 'marginal differences', critics say.

Social media post of RNZ host at hikoi taken down
The post, featuring Mihingarangi Forbes, did not meet RNZ’s editorial standards, the broadcaster said.

'She loved life': Funeral service held for murdered Christchurch real estate agent Yanfei Bao
The 44-year-old mother and real estate agent was killed in Christchurch in July last year.

Gillespe departs Breakers, Tacko poised to step in
The Kiwi Australian NBL club confirmed on Monday that their import centre was heading back to Europe, with their blessing.

North and South magazine to cease publishing temporarily
The long-running current affairs magazine will stop printing for the time being.

Karen Aim killer denied parole for focusing on complaints, not rehab
Jahche Broughton has ‘grown up in prison’ says the parole board, but continues to blame others for the actions that sent him there as a 14-year-old.