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Radware warns of surging DDoS & app attacks in 2025
Radware warns 2025 cyberattacks are exploding, with network DDoS up 168% and web DDoS up 101% as bots, apps and APIs face heavier fire.

Police ask public for help to find missing North Shore woman
Katherine has not contacted her family since Thursday.

Medical tourist fights for compensation, claiming surgery destroyed her stomach
A Manawatu woman is just days away from a full stomach reconstruction five months after a weight-loss operation in Turkey went wrong.

Dark web drug syndicate exposed during police investigation
Eleven people have been arrested after homes were searched throughout Auckland and Hamilton.

Single lane of SH73 near Arthur's Pass opens after crash between car and motorbike
The crash happened near the intersection with Cora Lynn Road.

Unique Wellington waterfront spot to close after nearly 35 years
The Boat Café & Bar has announced it will close next month, with its final day of service set for March 15.

Doctor recalls ‘odd’ question from mother accused of fabricating her child’s illness
A paediatrician in a medical child abuse trial who took over the child’s care told the court about an “odd” question from the mother that he said stayed with him.

Reserve Bank governor warns businesses against passing on higher costs
Anna Breman said inflation expectations have been rising among economic forecasters and businesses.

One person seriously injured after altercation in Auckland
Police are investigating after a person was seriously injured following an altercation in Onehunga on Friday afternoon.

'Keep calm,' says Domenicali on criticism of new F1 rules
Formula 1 boss Stefano Domenicali calls for calm in the face of criticism from drivers of the sport's new rules - but said changes would be made if necessary.

Researchers shocked after catching giant creature on camera where it's never been seen: 'These things are tanks'

MK Son Har-Melech, dozens of activists cross border fence into Gaza Strip

Russian-run areas of Ukraine face water, heat and housing woes — and hunts for the disloyal

Govt to use funds from Visitor Levy to restore fire-damaged parts of Tongariro National Park
The money, spent over five years, will go towards weed control, pest management, and biodiversity monitoring.

Confusion over who is meant to deal with ongoing power cuts
People across the lower North Island are getting increasingly frustrated with power providers and the lines company.

Big signing to debut as Hurricanes aim for first-up win against Moana Pasifika
The Hurricanes kick off their Super Rugby Pacific campaign against Moana Pasifika at Sky Stadium on Friday night.

‘It was bizarre’: Tape face councillor escorted from council building
A councillor with tape over his face was escorted from a building after gatecrashing a meeting he was not invited to.

Major bank cuts home loan rates
Westpac says it is cutting its three-, four- and five-year home loan rates.

Young pilot filmed landing in violent Wellington winds was ‘coming in as fast as I could’
The 23-year-old pilot who safely landed his passenger plane in wild winds in Wellington on Sunday says he was “battling Mother Nature” to get back on solid ground.

NZ Parliament announces it will no longer post on X
Clerk of the House David Wilson made the decision as he could no longer support the platform.

Popular Wellington waterfront spot to close after nearly 35 years
The Boat Café & Bar has announced it will close next month, with its final day of service set for March 15.

Major bank cuts home loan rates
Westpac says it is cutting its three-, four- and five-year home loan rates.