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Fuel tank explodes at commercial building injuring one
The person is in a serious condition.

Silver Fern coach Dame Noeline Taurua stood down for upcoming series against South Africa
Netball New Zealand has stood down Silver Ferns coach Dame Noeline Taurua down for the upcoming Taini Jamison Series against South Africa.

Netball NZ’s shock decision to stand down Silver Ferns coach
Dame Noeline Taurua will not be the Silver Ferns coach for the upcoming Taini Jamison Series against South Africa.

Blackmagic Camera ProDock brings pro production tools to iPhone
Blackmagic Design launches Camera ProDock for iPhone 17 Pro, adding pro tools like genlock, external audio and ProRes RAW for high-end film production.

Parliament's workload squeezing out committees
Parliament's week is traditionally shaped across three days. That shape is increasingly being squeezed and select committees are being forced into the margins.

France set for disruption as new PM takes office

Oil prices rise after Israeli attack on Qatar, Trump's Russia tariff push

Move over, Reddit: Robinhood is launching a social media platform

Industry leaders urge strong strategies for post-quantum readiness
Industry leaders stress urgent action for organisations to adopt post-quantum cryptography and enhance digital trust amid rapid quantum computing advances.

AI-driven platforms reshape APAC contact centre landscape for 2025
CrayonIQ’s new guide ranks 17 AI-powered contact centre platforms, highlighting hyperscalers' growing impact on APAC CX strategies for 2025.

Going underground won’t save you from massive volcanic eruptions
New research provides more detail on the scale of such eruptions and their impact in New Zealand.

Prime Minister Christopher Luxon speaks from the Solomon Islands
Luxon is visiting a school in Honiara, to mark the launch of a renewed 10-year education partnership between the Solomon Islands and New Zealand.

'Hour of free power' not a magic bullet , customers say
A Waikato couple says the free hour is taking over their lives, as they struggle to manage the rising costs of electricity.

Live: Cordon in place in Wellington as police check reports of a gunman
A cordon has been put up around a building in the central city this afternoon after reports there may have been a person with a gun.

Warriors v Panthers: Ranking every NRL finals match ahead of elimination clash
The Warriors are about to embark on their 10th trip to the finals in their 30th season.

Carterton candidates plan to keep budgets lean
Local Democracy Reporting has asked Carterton council candidates what they will do to ensure rates are kept affordable for residents, while maintaining an acceptable level of service.

Qatar calls for retaliation against Israel for strike in Doha

Pope Leo: 'Really serious' ramifications may result from Doha strike

Poland says it shot down Russian drones after airspace violation

What exactly is in Tom Phillips' campsite?
More details of how Tom Phillips and his children lived in the bush have been revealed in new photos of their camp site today.

France has a rare opportunity to 'reinvent' itself through decolonisation in New Caledonia
French Polynesia's leader says France has the "opportunity to reinvent" itself by "achieving a good decolonisation" in New Caledonia.

Armed police, cordons on Wellington street after reports of gunman
Cordons were placed around a building on Webb St as a precaution, police said.

Workiva unveils agentic AI & automation to boost CFO efficiency
Workiva launches new agentic AI features to automate finance and governance tasks, helping CFOs improve efficiency amid regulatory and economic challenges.

Whanganui Maori ward candidate profiles excluded from voting booklet
The country's Electoral Officer has admitted the mistake occurred in "the proofing and printing process".