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Schneider unveils advanced liquid cooling for NZ data centres
Schneider Electric launches advanced liquid cooling solutions in New Zealand to meet rising AI data centre demands while enhancing energy efficiency and sustainability.

Police investigating reported firearms incident near Napier
Dozens of police were out on Thursday on SH2, north of Napier city.

Build Mode starts at the beginning: How Forethought AI found product-market fit

Vista Equity Partners CEO Robert Smith: Some parts of AI market are ‘in bubbles’

Reddit co-founder Alexis Ohanian says AI is 'here to stay'

Government invests $2 million in Dunedin Tunnels Trail
The funding will help extend a cycle trail, which would link Dunedin to Mosgiel, using historic railway tunnels.

NZ committed to climate target despite Australian opposition dumping net-zero
A spokesperson for the Prime Minister said New Zealand's government would not follow Australia's coalition.

Why low-flying German military planes are in NZ skies
Low-flying military aircraft have been seen around the country over the last week, part of a joint exercise with German military aircraft and our own air force.

Hunter jailed after fatally shooting friend he mistook for a deer
The man was sentenced to three years’ jail after he mistakenly shot and killed his friend and mentor.

Warriors’ NRL opponents in Christchurch, Wellington revealed as 2026 schedule announced
North Queensland Cowboys will face the Warriors at the new Te Kaha stadium on June 21 - the day after the Super Rugby Pacific final.

British pub quiz that spurred the 'crime of the century'
A A pub's tale about catching a group of quiz cheaters red-handed after more than a year has sparked a "media frenzy".

Government completes four bills in a week of political sideshows
Four government bills completed their legislative journeys this week - two enjoyed relative consensus across the House. The other two, not so much.

Universities in 'battle of the century' with journal publisher Elsevier
One New Zealand university told its staff all universities in New Zealand and Australia would "lose some degree of access" to the publisher's 1600 titles from the start of next year.

A 'circus' or sign of the times - should Joshua take Paul fight?
BBC Sport assesses whether Anthony Joshua's prospective fight with YouTuber Jake Paul would be a good or bad idea.

Sir John Key says top cop can rebuild public trust in police after scandal
Former prime minister Sir John Key says the public’s trust in the police has been threatened by recent serious misconduct.

Fishing vessel stuck on rocks near Whenua Hou Codfish Island
Environment Southland said everyone on board the boat is safe, and there are no known environmental impacts from diesel or oil.

Law firm boss 'constantly' watched porn in office
The man, whose name is suppressed, admits his behaviour was "egregious after multiple employees complained.

Tonga election: Women's advocate urges greater female representation in parliament
The Women and Children's Crisis Centre in Tonga is calling for a stronger female voice in the kingdom's parliament, as only eight women are confirmed to contest the polls next week.

A surprisingly endearing evening with Harry Enfield
Harry Enfield offers a trip through memory lane, peppered with British wit and some familiar characters. It’s still funny today.

Benefit change 'throwing young people' to food banks - Greens
The Green Party is accusing the government of knowingly driving more people to food banks by tightening access to the Jobseeker benefit.

Die My Love: The film Jennifer Lawrence and Martin Scorsese had to get made
After reading Die My Live in book club, Martin Scorsese knew it had to be made into a film. Now it's rewriting cinema's portrayal of womanhood and postpartum depression.

Manufacturing sector expands for fourth consecutive month in October
This increase was led by a rise in new orders and improved demand.