Weather live: Northland, Auckland, Coromandel in line for another blast of heavy rain
Days after parts of Northland were flooded, orange heavy rain warnings are in place for the region along with Auckland and the Coromandel Peninsula. 
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Explainer: “Why service and repair shops are disappearing”
Repair shops once formed the backbone of local high streets. Rising costs, sealed devices and shifting consumer habits are now pushing many to close.
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A tale of two coaches: on-pitch-rivals, off-field friends
Lars Hopp and Stephane Auvray: on-pitch rivals, off-field friends
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Anthropic expands Claude AI tools for health & trials
Anthropic rolls out Claude for Healthcare and Life Sciences, adding sector-specific connectors, agent skills and consumer health integrations.
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KiwiSaver or your house - which is likely to give better investment returns?
While people are often told house prices double every 10 years that hasn't been the case since 2015, an expert says.
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More confirmed yellow-legged hornet sightings, but still confined to North Shore
The number of queen yellow-legged hornets found this summer has reached 43.
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Cloudflare buys Astro framework, pledges open future
Cloudflare snaps up the Astro web framework, vowing to keep it open source while tying it closer to its performance and developer platform.
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Anker’s 140W GaN charger will replace your laptop power bricks for 35% off
If you’re like me and absolutely hate lugging around your laptop charger every time you go anywhere, then this 140W Anker GaN charger should be on your radar. For $65, you get four speedy ports, 140W max output, and a 5ft cable — all you need for your laptop and...
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Why ‘nothing beats a Bay of Plenty summer wedding’ for this MP
National MP Tom Rutherford proposed to his fiancee where they had their first date - Omanu Beach.
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Coding jobs squeezed as AI reshapes developer roles
AI is shrinking routine coding vacancies but boosting demand for developers who can design systems, integrate tools and think strategically.
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War on guns at centre of PNG govt plan to reassert authority
Analysis - Why Marape is moving early on guns, policing and the 2027 election
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Invercargill councillors reject claims they failed former Mayor Tim Shadbolt
Former Invercargill mayor Nobby Clark disputes claims made by Sir Tim Shadbolt partner at his s funeral that his colleagues have blood on their hands.
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PM Christopher Luxon says tariffs 'not the way forward' in dispute over Greenland
The Prime Minister says tariffs are not the way foward as the US president threatens extra tariffs on EU allies that oppose his Greenland plans.
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Top 10 data governance best practices to implement today
With AI use surging and fines topping EUR €1 billion, robust data governance is now essential to unlock value, trust and compliance.
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This Core i5 mini PC with 32GB RAM is down to $499
If you need a new computer, but you don’t want a new laptop or a massive desktop PC, then you might as well get a mini PC, since these tiny little things are way more powerful than you’d think. This Beelink EQi13 Pro is $100 off, which means you can...
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‘Groceries are an afterthought’: Older, two jobs and struggling to buy food
People who have been in the workforce for a long time are struggling to make ends meet in the cost of living crisis.
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