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Arrests connected to Nelson drive-by shooting, police say
A number of shots were fired into a property on Nelson's Exeter Street last month.

AI's dual role in future cybersecurity: threat & ally
As we approach 2025, experts warn that advancing AI could escalate cybercrime, necessitating a shift towards rigorous verification in security measures.

Police appeal for sightings of person on bicycle in connection to Gisborne homicide
Gisborne Police are continuing to investigate the death of 67-year-old Wayne Tamahori Dewes in Elgin on Labour day.

Console Connect expands data platform to New Zealand
Console Connect has launched its platform for data movement in New Zealand, enabling secure access to public clouds from seven Auckland data centres.

Live; Reaction to Royal Commission into Covid-19 report
Labour Leader and former Prime Minister Chris Hipkins is scheduled to speak to media about 3.45pm about the new Covid-19 report and we will bring that to you live.

Mapua wharf ‘a place kids go without their screens’
Families are concerned the time-honoured summer tradition of wharf jumping will be under threat if a boat ramp project goes ahead.

The Chills’ posthumous release
Martin Phillipps, of iconic Kiwi band The Chills, will feature in a posthumous album featuring other well known musicians.

Fears misinformation behind drop in contraception
Lily Lesh says she has never had the implant after being "scared off" by social media.

Relentless Liverpool beat Real Madrid in thriller
Watch as Liverpool finally end their Real Madrid curse with a brilliant 2-0 win to maintain their 100 per cent record in the Champions League at Anfield.

Former Covid-19 response minister Chris Hipkins reacts to Royal Commission of Inquiry report
Labour Leader and former Prime Minister Chris Hipkins was the minister in charge of the Covid-19 response.

Balancing AI advances with cybersecurity risks & caution
As AI evolves in cybersecurity, industry leaders urge caution, balancing its benefits against risks, particularly in fraud and data protection.

David Seymour talks schooling on flying Blenheim visit
The associate education minister recalls wanting to be a rock star when he was 9, on his latest jaunt outside of Parliament.

Vehicle may have crossed centreline in fatal crash involving tourist bus, police say
The three-vehicle crash in Tirau resulted in one death and put 14 people in hospital.

Firefighters put out large blaze in bushy area of Mount Cook
Flames moved quickly in high winds but crews have brought it under control, FENZ says.

Michael Kiwanuka on the 'wake-up call' that changed his music
The musician says winning the Mercury Prize helped put an end to his "desperate" search for approval.

Tauranga fast man claims Mazda round in Taupo
Rex Edwards walks away with the biggest points haul at the latest round of the Mazda North Island series.

Podmore ‘disappointed’ but ‘understanding’ about Tokyo non-selection, inquest told
Former Cycling NZ high performance director says cyclist Olivia Podmore was ‘treated fairly’ in the selection process for the Tokyo Olympics.

Adult children of abusive father cannot claim share of assets
A man who abused and abandoned his three children set up a trust to prevent them from chasing his assets when he died

Police set to monitor Mongrel Mob gathering in Nelson
Police say they will be ensuring that attendees of a gang gathering this weekend are complying with the law, including the newly-enacted Gangs Act

Doorstep Murder police 'open minded' 20 years on
Dad-of-two and banker Alistair Wilson was shot at his home in Nairn 20 years ago.