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Tanium launches Atlas in APAC to speed IT response
Faster cyber attacks are forcing IT and security teams to act more quickly across large endpoint estates as Tanium expands its AI platform in APAC.

The 'vital' All Whites World Cup selection who likely won't play a minute
ANALYSIS: It’s possible the selection of the 26th player in a FIFA World Cup squad has never caused such consternation.

‘I need to hang’: Tamatha Paul wants more protection for female MPs against hate speech
The Green MP says she is subjected to threats and abuse every day.

New Eric Morecambe mural to be unveiled for centenary
A festival is underway to mark 100 years of Eric Morecambe - including a new mural to be unveiled.

Cisco open-sources Foundry Security Spec for AI testing
Security teams will be able to verify AI-generated vulnerability findings more reliably, as Cisco's framework tackles false positives and invented issues.

Olly Murs cheered on in charity challenge
The singer is running, cycling and rowing between Manchester and London to raise money for charity.

ABs selector emerges as uncomfortable truth-teller ahead of Super Rugby round
Graham Henry, 79, has just joined the All Blacks selection panel and has already started to shake things up.

‘We're not having enough babies’: Immigration minister triggers raucous response during question time
MPs were also shouting across the House about Labour’s “Chinese-sounding names” scandal and how many children Simeon Brown has.

Winding-up applications for six months expected to top 2021, 2022 totals
There have been more than 400 winding up applications in the year to the end of April.

Public urged not to share videos of violent assaults online
It comes as Southland police investigate any links between attacks and dating apps.

Video shows murder-accused weeping after learning Lyn Fleming had died
Hayden tasker broke down in tears and vomited after police told him Senior Sergeant Lyn Fleming had died from injuries sustained when he allegedly drove his car into two officers on New Year’s Day.

Footage surfaces of Eddie Jones blasting referee after suspension
Footage of Eddie Jones pacing the sidelines and abusing a young referee in Coffs Harbour has emerged after a complaint from Rugby Australia.

‘That’s up to him’: Warriors coach doesn’t know when Luke Metcalf will play again
Metcalf wants out of the club and the coach doesn’t know when he will play again but he insists there’s been no falling out.

Police urge committee not to be ‘wowed’ into granting off-licence
The application was made in February by General Distributors Ltd, a wholly owned subsidiary of Woolworths.

LogicMonitor says trust key to safe AI observability
Trust is emerging as the main hurdle as enterprises weigh AI systems that can safely act on live incidents, not just flag them.

Accommodation supplement change raises concern
A critic says a change to the accommodation supplement rules is expected to push some households further into poverty.

Air New Zealand cuts 5% of its flights, jobs could go
International routes will also be cut but the company is still working on which ones, its CEO says.

Pharmac adds Wegovy for weight loss to list for future funding
Currently unfunded, Wegovy would cost someone about $400 a month.

HMRC to use AI from British tech firm to spot fraud and tax return errors
Quantexa, a financial data platform, won the £175m contract to spot fraud and tax return errors.

Kiwi overseas told to isolate after exposure to hantavirus
A New Zealand dual national has been told to stay in place and avoid physical contact with others after being exposed to hantavirus.