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Nokia picks Pure Storage to power Red Hat telco cloud
Nokia taps Pure Storage and Red Hat OpenShift for a new telco cloud blueprint targeting cloud-native, AI-ready, low-energy networks.

NZ Post to close more than 140 counters across the country
The majority of people living in urban areas will still be within four kilometres of a post shop, it says.

Mossad was part of Iran’s mosaic pre-ayatollahs, what might it be there after them?

Dog ‘real stoked’ to be returned to family after late night Coastguard river rescue
Coastguard North Canterbury were called to an unusual task on Monday night, helping return a swept-away dog to its owners.

Police employee allegedly stalked co-worker who rejected his advances
A police employee allegedly stalked a woman he regularly worked alongside after she rejected his advances.

Sly Dunbar, prolific legend of reggae, dies aged 73
The drummer and producer played with everyone from Bob Marley to The Rolling Stones and Madonna.

Ministry for Pacific Peoples plan looks at next three years
The ministry has lost nearly NZ$36 million in government funding, but its chief executive says the budget cut does not affect delivery of support.

ASB North Wharf building being sold
Kiwi Property is selling the building in Auckland's Wynyard Quarter to Precinct Pacific Investment for $205 million.

Why has Microsoft been routing example.com traffic to a company in Japan?
Company's autodiscover caused users' test credentials to be sent outside Microsoft networks.

The ultimate retro computer tech
Forget about retro gaming emulators, any real geek would much rather have one of these.

New Relic links AI observability to faster deployments
New Relic data links use of its AI observability tools to 27% less alert noise, 25% faster fixes and up to fivefold higher deployment rates.

Police employee allegedly stalked co-worker who rejected his advances
The married woman ended the friendship before she was stalked, with the man's behaviour making it difficult to work together, a report says.

OpenAI spills technical details about how its AI coding agent works
Unusually detailed post explains how OpenAI handles the Codex agent loop.

Tokyo pandas head for China, leaving Japan bereft of beloved bears

Senegal: Kalidou Koulibaly in mourning

Hand Shape Found in Indonesian Cave May Be the Oldest Rock Art Ever Discovered

UN Iranian expert says security forces removed wounded protesters from hospitals

Military intervention may be unavoidable to change Iran leadership, MEP says

One injured after car crashes down Lower Buller Gorge
The incident occurred at 10.15am in Te Kuha, Westport.

Genetec sets privacy rules for physical security data
Genetec issues privacy rules for physical security data, urging clear limits, encryption and ongoing cyber defence for surveillance systems.

People living at troubled Gore campground have until Friday to leave
It hit headlines last year, with the council saying it had received ongoing complaints about safety and the conditions.

Will 'free gift' disappointment hurt cosmetics retailer Mecca?
It's been reported Mecca was apologising to customers after selling products up to a decade old.

'Very, very different': Liam Lawson on his new car
New Zealand driver Liam Lawson admits to a cautious start to pre-season Formula One testing.

NZ Post to close about one in five urban retail partner store outlets
90% of Kiwis living in urban areas will remain within 4km of an NZ Post store after the changes.

The company making artisanal pasta from Wairarapa-grown, ancient grains
When a pest put paid to pea seed farming in South Wairarapa, a replacement crop was introduced that's producing delicious results.

NZ could save billions just by changing when we use electricity, new report finds
Spreading the power load could help to defer or avoid increasing demand capacity.