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New Relic named leader in Gartner's 2025 Magic Quadrant for DEM
New Relic has been named a Leader in Gartner’s 2025 Magic Quadrant for Digital Experience Monitoring, marking its second consecutive year in this top position.

Liberman criticizes Kushner’s role, demands state commission of inquiry on war failures

Expelled MPs Mariameno Kapa-Kingi and Takuta Ferris cast first votes as independents
Mariameno Kapa-Kingi and Takuta Ferris have delivered their first votes as independent MPs from afar, using the Green Party as proxies.

Fender gives £25,000 Mercury cash to small venues
The singer donates all of his Mercury prize money to the Music Venue Trust to protect grassroots music.

New Zealand’s population growth slows to a crawl in 2025
Wairarapa’s population growth slowed in 2025 along with the rest of New Zealand

Public asked to avoid central Wellington street amid incident
A central Wellington street has been closed amid an ongoing incident.

Otago Regional Council green lights existing Macraes mining operation for five more years
The Otago Regional Council has approved the Macraes operation until 2030, through a non-notified process.

Government puts millions into bolstering Defence Force's protection from cyber threats
Defence Minister Judith Collins said there was "no point having the latest kit if the systems and the people that use them aren't well protected".

A former PM weighs in on Parliament's rules
The Standing Orders committee continues its triennial review of Parliament's rules and hears from a former PM.

Former top cop Andrew Coster criticised in IPCA report on McSkimming case
RNZ understands the final IPCA report was critical of former Commissioner Andrew Coster in terms of his action and inaction in response to allegations about McSkimming.

Christchurch primary school lockdown lifted, police still searching for reported armed offender
South New Brighton School in Christchurch was put in lockdown just after 2pm on Tuesday.

Bombshell report to reveal 'serious misconduct' in police handling of Jevon McSkimming concerns
A long-awaited IPCA report is understood to make scathing findings about the handling of complaints against the disgraced former deputy police commissioner.

Fire investigators seek dashcam footage of Tongariro blaze
FENZ said it wanted to hear from anyone with a dashcam who was on State Highway 47 on Saturday afternoon.

AI-altered clip features fabricated Modi comments on Afghanistan-Pakistan conflict

Matauranga Maori inspires student redesign of Picton square
The group of 14 second-year students from Victoria University of Wellington has opened an exhibition of their work at the Picton Library and Service Centre - Waitohi Whare Matauranga.

‘Her kindness and spirit will be deeply missed’: School mourns loss of star student
College principal Janine Tupaea said Heathcote had been part of Solway College since Year 9 and was a valued boarding student.

To sell or not to sell? Coalition at odds over asset sales
While National works out its position, ACT, Labour and NZ First have all made commitments related to asset management.

In pictures: What they wore at Christchurch Cup Day
Check out some of the looks from a sunny Addington Racecourse in Christchurch.

Keeping enterprises ahead of AI-driven storage demands: Synology PAS7700 delivers high performance, security, and availability
Synology launches PAS7700, a dual-active all-NVMe storage system, offering secure, high-performance, and highly available data access for AI-driven enterprises.

'Rare beast': Whanganui ceramics museum closes - for now
After 10 years' of relentless work Rick Rudd says he needs a break from the Quartz Museum.

Public asked to avoid central Wellington street after incident
An RNZ staffer says firefighters are using a crane to reach the upper levels of a building.

Identity of young Aussie sports star cleared of rape revealed
A suppression order has prevented the naming of Tanner Bruhn, who plays for Geelong in the AFL.