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Picton man uses electric car to cook hot breakfast amid power outages
Power is out to around 90,000 homes across the top of the South Island.

All Blacks assistant coach to step down
It's the second departure from Scott Robertson's staff in as many seasons. All Blacks assistant coach Jason Holland has today confirmed his decision to finish his role when his current...

Sweeping changes to rugby calendar as Super Rugby Aupiki shifted and Black Ferns get more tests
New Zealand Rugby will shift the dates of Super Rugby Aupiki so that it doesn't clash with new international windows for the Black Ferns.

Watch: ‘My weekend has just been toasted’ - Southland dairy farmer faces big clean up
“Like all farmers we will batten down the hatches and do what needs done. Definitely worse places affected than me.”

Court issues second injunction to protect Phillips children’s privacy
The Family Court has issued a second injunction separate to the one issued by the High Court which prevents media from reporting aspects of the case.

DroneSentry-C2 integrates ADS-B to boost airspace safety features
DroneShield’s DroneSentry-C2 now integrates ADS-B data to enhance airspace safety by better distinguishing drones from conventional aircraft in critical operations.

Momotaro statue, a gift from Japan, cut down and stolen from San Jose park

'One in, one out and back in again' and 'teen killer unmasked'

Medical centre laments loss of 'beloved GP' Dr Richard Tyler
He suffered fatal injuries after being struck by a tree branch in Mt Victoria on Tuesday.

Liam Lawson has to step aside for Mexico Grand Prix practice
Under Formula 1 policy, every full-time driver has to stand down for two practice sessions during the season.

Vultr unveils VX1 plans to boost cloud performance & cut costs
Vultr launches VX1 Cloud Compute plans with AMD EPYC CPUs, promising up to 77% better performance per dollar and 33% lower vCPU costs for enterprises.

Bitdefender & CYPFER unite to boost global cyber response
Bitdefender partners with CYPFER to integrate advanced cyber forensic and response services, enhancing global protection and recovery for businesses.

Amazon unveils prototype AI smart glasses for its delivery drivers
The tech giant says the glasses are designed for its delivery drivers rather than the general public.

Tour game moved after All Blacks’ sponsor stoush
The All Blacks XV match with Uruguay, which was scheduled to take place in Montpellier on November 16, has been forced to move cities.

All Blacks assistant coach Jason Holland to depart
All Blacks assistant coach Jason Holland will depart the team when his current contract concludes at the end of the 2025 season.

Mourners say final goodbye to Jim Bolger at funeral
Mourners have paid tribute to former Prime Minister Jim Bolger at an official funeral this morning, with MPs from various parties travelling up the coast to attend.

Southland cops a battering as winds shift, red warnings issued
The storm shifted south, packing a punch.

Sudden blast in deep south: Swathe of destruction as weather turns violently
In a single hour, temperatures halved, wind speeds accelerated alarmingly. Earlier, at the top of the south, the wind inflicted serious damage and gusts exceeded 230kph.

Argentine Court Asked To Arrest The President’s Allies In the LIBRA Scandal

'Peeling back': Wellington man watches wind tear off home's roof
"We came out to secure the carport but it was pretty much gone," Hone Tibble says.

Manawatu-Whanganui Civil Defence boosting staff numbers as more stormy weather looms
A strong wind warning is in place in Tararua district for severe gales gusting to 120km per hour.

Culture Amp secures ISO42001 for responsible AI governance
Culture Amp has earned ISO42001 certification, confirming its AI governance meets global standards for accountability, transparency and responsible management.