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Wellington Water chair quits after ‘deeply serious’ sewage plant failure
Nick Leggett says the Moa Point crisis has undermined public trust and leadership must accept responsibility.

Xiid & Cytex link AI governance with zero trust access
Xiid and Cytex join forces to fuse AI governance with zero trust access, targeting shrinking attack paths and stricter cyber regulation.

England v Scotland live updates: Six Nations clash, Murrayfield
Live updates of the Six Nations clash between England and Scotland.

Black Caps suffer T20 World Cup loss after South African skipper goes ballistic
New Zealand will need a win over Canada in their final group D match to lock up a place in the Super Eight phase.

Recap: Black Caps beaten by South Africa in T20 World Cup clash
Look back at live coverage of New Zealand’s third group D match against South Africa.

Human skills top workplace learning priorities for 2026
Leadership and communication top 2026 workplace learning as employees prioritise human and business skills alongside rising AI adoption.

'Mum would have been absolutely proud': SvG to run special family number at Daytona 500
Family legacy of the 97 to continue for van Gisbergen, who will start the Daytona 500 from grid 13.

‘It looks like you’re emailing a sex offender...’: Bill Gates should’ve kept Clippy instead of trying to save the world
OPINION: Bill Gates is having his reputation redefined thanks to his inclusion in the Epstein files.

Townhouse boom: It’s a ‘big success story’ until it’s in your back yard
Cat Parker’s Christmas gift to herself was to build a pergola on her deck and reclaim her family’s privacy after four townhouses were built.

Spinning yarns and stitches: What happens when 170 knitters board the same train
The knitting enthusiasts will take over six carriages on a special Dunedin Railways journey from Dunedin to Oamaru.

She popped into a shopping centre twice. Then came a $65 parking fine for four hours
Leanne Clark managed to overturn the fine. But her case highlights a flaw that can catch repeat shoppers out.

Princess Diana, a minister - and the concerns that stalled a national health campaign
A national health campaign had to be sent back to the drawing board after concerns were raised about its unpermitted use of images of Princess Diana.

Christchurch supermarket shelves stripped of bottled water after boil water notice issued
A public health alert was issued on Saturday afternoon for around 14,000 households in Christchurch.

Courtney Love was villainised after Kurt Cobain’s death. She wants to talk
Washington Post: 'The thing that got in the way was his need for total oblivion.'

Scotland v England - Six Nations rugby championship
Follow live coverage as Scotland host England in the second round of the Six Nations rugby championship at Murrayfield in Edinburgh.

European nations: Navalny murdered by Kremlin using potent frog toxin

Historic Rocket Test Closes The Gap In China's Race With The West

Brinqa brings exposure management platform to Google Cloud
Brinqa lists unified exposure management on Google Cloud Marketplace, streamlining procurement and deployment for committed cloud customers.

High-flying Phoenix chase record fifth straight win and a first against the reigning champions
All you need to know as Bev Priestman’s Phoenix welcome the Central Coast Mariners to Porirua Park.

A week’s worth of expenses in Wellington would last a month here
Tired of his Wellington lifestyle, Michael Batson upped sticks to Cambodia’s capital, an alive city he appreciates for its affordability and convenient location.

‘We kept looking for paradise, this is as close as we got’: Fairytale cottage looking for new owners
Native forest, swimming holes and close to town - what more could you want?

Multiple crashes and one death but no money to fix this ‘deadly intersection’
The intersection was created in the 1980s but “within months, they discovered that these were disasters.“

How this man's dream of living in New Zealand 'crumbled'
A migrant worker says he’d visited the country before, and dreamed of returning - but meeting an unlicensed immigration adviser was the day his life turned bad.