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‘Heartbreaking’: Kiwi climber’s freak accident at US canyon
Will Campbell, 25, was climbing near Calico Basin in Red Rock Canyon on March 28 when his foot became entangled in his rope.

Is fuel support going to the right places?
Simplicity's chief economist has compiled data showing the average commute of workers across a range of industries around the country.

Crash closes section of SH1 near Ashburton
The crash happened near the intersection with Chertsey Kyle Road, between Ashburton and Rakaia, NZTA says.

Latest crypto hack sees thieves make off with $280 million from Solana DeFi platform Drift

SH1 in Canterbury closed following multi-vehicle crash
Traffic is being diverted following the crash on SH1/Rakaia Highway this morning, NZTA said.

Pacific Business Brief: Fuel fears, Cook Islands credit upgrade, Papua New Guinea mining reform
The Pacific Business Brief tracks the capital, trade and trends shaping the regional economy.

Cheetah, Hammerhead Shark, and 38 Other Animals in Danger of Extinction Receive New International Protections from U.N.

Several injured as man threatens attack on German high-speed train

How Much Has the Iran War Cost the Average American Per Day?

US soldiers will soon use a plastic grenade that kills with shock waves instead of metal shrapnel
It marks the first new lethal hand grenade introduced to the Army since the Vietnam War.

Cook Islands and NZ talking again with clarity on path forward
A new declaration document signed by New Zealand and the Cook Islands has been welcomed in the Cooks while providing what a defence and security expert describes as clarity over...

Man charged with murder after two bodies found in Hamilton
The man was arrested by police after arriving at a hospital with an injury.

Armed police at scene of incident in Petone
Police are asking the public to keep away from the East Street area in Petone as officers respond to an incident.

The staggering cost of a FIFA World Cup final ticket
Price of most expensive seats rises by almost $4627 following conclusion of qualifying, with tickets subject to dynamic model.

Report outlines damage to Moa Point sewage treatment plant
In its latest update about the breakdown, Wellington Water says the February flooding of the plant damaged critical mechanical equipment.

Primary teachers' union NZEI says still gains in new deal, despite same salary settings
The deal included a 2.5 percent pay rise, with a further 2.1 percent in January next year.

Three arrested after armed police attend incident in Petone
Roads were cordoned off for several hours after reports of a person having a firearm in the area.

Amazon is Considering a $9 Billion Deal to Acquire Satellite Communications Company Globalstar. Here's Why Amazon, Apple, and Tesla Investors Should Pay Attention.

Artemis II is NASA’s last moon mission without Silicon Valley

The SpaceX IPO Is Coming. Should You Invest?

Driver rams police vehicle during Auckland chase
A 33-year-old was arrested at St Lukes mall following the chase on Good Friday.

Police car rammed as two flee police pursuit in Auckland
Two people have been arrested in St Lukes, police say.

Ronald Hills had ‘three drinks’ before he fatally crashed into a speeding motorcyclist in Hamilton
The man's death has devastated his family, who have now told a judge how traumatic the past 11 months have been for them.

Man threatens attack on German high-speed train, 12 lightly injured

Chester, Christchurch’s 'cherished' last Tasmanian devil with a loud snore, has died
Orana Wildlife Park is mourning the loss of Campbell who was humanely euthanised following a decline in his health at nearly seven years of age.

Cloud security turns to identity, access & sovereignty
Executives at Docusign, BeyondTrust and Saviynt say identity, data sovereignty and tighter access controls are now shaping cloud security priorities.

Cloud security experts warn of control plane risks
Cloud security specialists say organisations must rethink defences as control plane exposure, swelling telemetry and fragmented tools create fresh risks.

As the Iran war continues, what else might New Zealand face shortages of besides fuel?
Explainer - As the war in Iran enters its second month, New Zealand is feeling the pinch at the petrol pump. But what other everyday items could face possible shortages if the conflict escalates?