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Oyster farmers get final payment over October Mahurangi River sewage spill
Watercare is compensating nine oyster farms a total of $2.75 million after the sewage event last October.

Pioneering Maori broadcaster and journalist Moari Stafford dies
At a pivotal time in history, Stafford became part of a generation that championed Maori journalism through challenging times.

AI-human partnership: The way forward in security world
AI is reshaping cyber defence, not by replacing human analysts but by amplifying their judgment through collaborative, transparent platforms.

Proposals sought for restoration of historic Chateau Tongariro hotel
The heritage building has been sitting empty since it was closed in February 2023 due to earthquake risk, after more than 90 years in business.

Sale of one of NZ's oldest running independent craft brewery deal worth toasting
Sunshine Brewing - including its iconic Gisborne Gold brand - has been sold saving the multi-award winning brewery from potential closure.

Wellingtonians split over second tunnels and SH1 revamp
The plan to revamp the state highway corridor from the Terrace Tunnel through to Kilbirnie is expected to cost $2.9 billion to $3.8 billion.

SentinelOne, Cloudflare link AI SIEM with edge data
SentinelOne and Cloudflare deepen ties, feeding edge and Zero Trust telemetry into Singularity AI SIEM to unify threat detection and response.

Screening rates for HPV increase at clinics with self-tests
Self-testing for human papillomavirus was rolled out nationally in September 2023.

Tribunal cancels registration of teacher who became pregnant to 17-year-old student
The 35-year-old teacher became pregnant to the teenager after applying to be his sole bail caregiver.

Queenstown Lakes District Council seeks 35-year consent to pump wastewater into Kawarau River
Councillors agreed on Thursday to lodge a 35-year resource consent application for discharge from the Shotover Wastewater Treatment Plant.

PDQ Labels doubles digital inkjet capacity with Screen press
PDQ Labels doubles digital inkjet capacity with a second Screen L350UV SAI, boosting multi-SKU output and cementing its digital-first strategy.

As it happened: Fuel stations run out again, Luxon warns NZ preparing for 'prolonged' Iran conflict
Usage of the Gaspy app has tripled as drivers begin to queue up, and strikes in Iran escalate.

Authors who missed out on Public Lending Right payment receive funds
More than 300 authors received an email in error last year confirming they were registered for payments - they weren't.

Oyster farmers to get another $2.75 million compensation over Mahurangi River sewage spill
An estimated 1200 cubic metres of sewage flowed into the Mahurangi River last October.

How to stay sane when fuel, food and global chaos are crushing you
Psychologist Jacqui Maguire says there are practical tips to help Kiwis feel more in control and grounded in uncertain times.

NZ ‘preparing for a worst case scenario’ as fuel crisis deepens
The Government’s messaging on the fuel crisis driven by the conflict in Iran has shifted from hardly concerned to “preparing for a worst case scenario”.

Keeper unveils KeeperDB to tighten database access
Keeper launches KeeperDB to centralise zero-trust database access, hiding credentials and recording sessions within its existing security vault.

Saudi FM warns Iran that patience in Gulf not ‘unlimited’ amid attacks

'No oil, no money': Orban brings Ukraine standoff to Brussels

HPE unveils AI Grid to power distributed edge inference
HPE debuts AI Grid with Nvidia to link AI factories and edge sites, promising telcos unified, ultra-low-latency distributed inference.

South Island United v Bula FC - Oceania Pro League
Follow live coverage as South Island United entertain Bula FC in the Oceania Pro League.