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SenSen expands AI parking enforcement across Ontario
SenSen rolls out AI-powered parking enforcement across Ontario, as Toronto and nearby cities report big gains in safety and efficiency.

How do I make the most of my mince?
The favourite budget meat has hit an all time high, but is all mince created equal?

Tiny AI Drone Technology Company Surges 1,000% in Two Days

Rory McIlroy's menu for the Masters taps into Northern Ireland, New York and the Augusta wine cellar
There's a taste of home in Northern Ireland with his mother's bacon-wrapped dates as an appetizer and Irish Champ as a side dish.

Greenpeace targets PM's office in Iran war protest
An American flag now flies beside the Botany office.

All bets off over NZ petrol prices after Iran gas field strike, AA says
Iran is vowing to hit neighbouring countries' gas supplies after the world's biggest natural field was attacked.

‘Heaps of disruption’: Retailers grit their teeth and carry on over works that ‘need to be done’
One business owner said there had definitely been an impact from the works, but it was too early to tell how big.

Fuel will still make it to NZ, but we’re going to pay more for it, says Shane Jones
Shane Jones said refineries in Asia would likely shift sourcing as prices rise, but “sadly, that is going to translate into higher oil prices.”

'Colonial-style arrogance': China unhappy with NZ-Australia statement
The Chinese Embassy says New Zealand and Australia's recent comments are unwarranted and inappropriate, following criticism of China's actions in the South China Sea.

Yemeni gov’t killed six protesters, wounded dozens in brutal February demonstrations crackdown

Wildlife Photographer Snaps 'Surprisingly Humorous' Moment Lion Cub Needs to Nap After a Big Meal

Forty years after the last one was poached rhinos are back in the wild in Uganda

Ukraine says it can arm allies with 1,000 anti-Shahed interceptors a day, maybe more, if it gets more investment

Oil nears $110 a barrel after gas field strike

The supermarket 'nuclear option' never arrived - why the government backed down
For most of 2025, the government talked tough. What's changed?

Buller mayor devastated at potential loss of air connection
The mayor said air travel could be the only way to evacuate if roads were cut off after a major earthquake or flooding.

Nvidia's changing its strategic approach to AI, going all in on inferencing and agents

Micron posts better-than-expected Q2 results and Q3 guidance

Vigilantes racially profiling Asian community at Auckland rockpools
It's been a week since a two-year harvesting ban on the Hauraki Gulf coast in north Auckland came into force.

Today's GDP figures expected to show growth, but economists say it's irrelevant
A 0.3 percent increase is expected for the three months ended December.

Linkin Park just smashed a Spark Arena record
A total of 12,736 tickets were sold for the Auckland concert, surpassing all previous single-night records at the venue since it opened in 2007.

Former Lions and Scotland rugby star re-arrested on son’s first birthday
Stuart Hogg has been arrested again following a complaint he breached a non-harassment order involving his ex-wife.

Jetstar plane swerved off Christchurch runway after pilot accidentally hit 'full power'
Passengers aboard the Airbus A320 plane from Auckland to Christchurch reported a "frightening" landing .

Datagrid signs 140MW deal to power Southland AI campus
Datagrid strikes 140MW, 15-year power deal with Mercury to anchor a renewable AI data centre campus planned for Southland by 2028.

Federal cyber experts called Microsoft's cloud a "pile of shit," approved it anyway
One Microsoft product was approved despite years of concerns about its security.

A powerful ChatGPT feature could be coming to Gemini
Ever wish you could take an existing AI conversation in an entirely new directory while keeping the original chat thread intact? ChatGPT makes it easy with its “branching” feature, but Claude and Gemini don’t offer any branching functionality–or at least, not yet. While there’s still no word of conversation branching coming...