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Security concerns over system at heart of digital ID
The government is facing questions over whether One Login can be trusted to keep people's personal data secure.

Nabbout fires up in melee
Andrew Nabbout fires up during his injury return as players from the Roar and City clash.

Auckland FC eyeing back-to-back home wins against Adelaide United
Follow live coverage of the A-League Men round three match between Auckland FC and Adelaide United at Go Media Stadium on Saturday.

Black Caps eye series sweep of ‘disappointing’ England
All you need to know ahead of the ODI series finale in Wellington.

‘Huge future’: Why the All Blacks’ search for a No 8 could end with Peter Lakai
All Blacks coach Scott Robertson will now hope Lakai’s hot form bleeds into his performance against Ireland in Chicago on Sunday morning (NZT).

Convicted murderer revealed as suspect in cold case killing
James Holder shot David Bridgwater in Christchurch in 2024. Police are investigating whether he was involved in the disappearance of Marlborough woman Jessica Boyce.

Solving stuff: When you’re dying for a hot drink, but can’t tear open the sachet
We investigate the best way to tear into hot drink sachets.

From ‘bogan town’ to boom town - why Hamilton is ‘happening’
Hamilton has proven its popularity by retaining its crown as the country’s fastest growing city.

Every iteration of Labour’s CGT policy has died a fiery political death. Tova O’Brien asks will this be different
Will Labour’s Capital Gains Tax be killed by politics like all that came before it?

Video shows extremists seizing Burkina Faso military ware, not jihadists in Nigeria

Israeli prosecutors to indict Jaffa teen suspected of spying on behalf of ISIS, Hamas

Radeon 6000 GPUs were brand new 3 years ago. AMD’s already dropping support
When you buy an expensive piece of technology, you want to know that it’ll have support from the manufacturer for a long time. That goes double for graphics cards and similar tech, where the latest games might need driver tweaks. That’s why the latest AMD Adrenalin release is dismaying for...

YouTube TV loses ABC, ESPN, and other Disney-owned channels… for now
“There’s nothing new under the sun,” said a wise guy a while back. Consider those words if you’re looking for Disney-owned channels like ABC and ESPN on your YouTube TV live service today. They’re gone, as Google and Disney have failed to hammer out a new streaming contract. This contentious...

Ivan Vicelich was an All Whites legend. Now his son is taking to the world stage
Luka Vicelich made his Auckland FC debut in the Australia Cup in August. Now he’s representing New Zealand at the FIFA U17 World Cup in Qatar.

‘Monster’ gold nugget: Riverbed dive unearths a stunning discovery
An Otago man has discovered a 70g “monster” gold nugget while sniping in a local riverbed.

Can you sponsor water safety classes for a child near you?
More than 3000 kids have been allocated safe swimming lessons thank to your support. But we need more.

He carried out root canals, injected local anaesthetic and x-rayed patients - but he was not a dentist
When police and Ministry of Health officials raided an underground dental surgery they found a man midway through extracting a patient’s tooth.

Will Fonterra’s $3.2b sale of its dairy brands mean Kiwis will pay more for butter?
Fonterra’s planned sale of its Kiwi dairy brands to French giant Lactalis has sparked a political and economic backlash.

Dozens of Polar Bears Take Over Abandoned Arctic Research Center, Make It Their New Home

Germany in favour of extending UN peacekeeping efforts in Lebanon

Al-Qaeda linked JNIM says one killed in its first Nigeria attack

Why you should wrap your car keys in aluminum foil
Keyless systems are supposed to make driving more convenient. However, it’s precisely this technology that has become one of the biggest security risks in modern vehicles. Criminals are increasingly using radio devices to extend the signals of car keys and unlock vehicles without their owners realizing. This method is particularly widespread...