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Israeli media reports Iran attacking greater Tel Aviv region

Seoul says sorry after unapproved drone flights into North Korea

The Strait of Hormuz Isn’t Just an Oil Problem, It’s Now a Food Problem

Burkina Faso rejects report that over 1,800 civilians killed since junta seized power

N-able adds Zensec & Atomatik to alliance programme
N-able widens Technology Alliance Program with Zensec and Atomatik, adding incident response services and workflow automation for managed service providers.

Watercare issues boil water notice for multiple Auckland suburbs
Watercare has issued a precautionary boil water notice on Monday evening for parts Auckland due to water samples showing traces of E coli.

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AI agents shake up accounting firms' bookkeeping workflows
AI agents prompt accounting firms to redesign bookkeeping and tax workflows as junior staff tasks are automated and human oversight stays central.

Police review into Tom Phillips documentary 'entirely appropriate' - minister
"The welfare and privacy of the children must be protected at all costs," says the police minister.

'Hell hath no fury': Australian reporter eats crab that sent her to hospital
A weather presenter has claimed to have the "last laugh" by eating the same crab that bit her finger and sent her to hospital.

Gourmet theatre and karaoke bars: The strange, wonderful rhythm of life at sea
Princess Cruises have set the bar remarkably high for this first-time cruiser with levels of service, and experiences that will last a lifetime.

Record number of 'mum and dad investors' look to sell properties amid uncertainty
Independent economist Tony Alexander says a record number of mum-and-dad landlords are planning to sell their properties.

Images of Bangladeshi motorcyclists sleeping at petrol pumps are AI-generated

Auckland Southern Motorway lane closed by vehicle fire
Police were called to the fire between the Ramarama on-ramp and the Great South Road off-ramp at about 7:20pm.

Boil water notice for Auckland suburbs until 'further notice'
The notice covers parts of Hillsborough, Mt Roskill, Royal Oak and Three Kings.

Infobip embeds AI across operations at DevDays 2026
Infobip uses DevDays 2026 to push AI into workflows, training and product design as it marks 20 years and expands its global cloud platform.

Trump's strategy with Iran is the 'Madman Theory', an international law expert explains
Waikato University Professor Al Gillespie said some of Trump's threats would technically amount to war crimes, but Gillespie believed there was a deeper strategy at play.

How to watch Artemis II's moon flyby and when
The first moon mission since 1972 is set to reach its destination.

I visited every country by 25. Antarctica showed me how much I still hadn't seen.

After harsh winter, Ukrainians find joy in releasing bats rescued from war

What is ‘air hunger’? And can it be treated?
Air hunger is more than just feeling out of breath. Here's what causes it and when to seek help.

Finance manager assaulted at work with taser loses ACC compensation appeal
The man, was working at a car dealership in 2020 when two people barged into his office, one assaulting him with a taser while the other punched him in the head.

For every $100 in data centres, $80 leaves Australia almost immediately
Data centres are the infrastructure boom of the decade. But how much of the investment actually stays in the country?

Crusaders to be boosted by fit-again All Black for Aussie tour
All Blacks midfielder David Havili is on the cusp of returning to a Crusaders side that has buried the demons which plagued it at the start of the season.

Evicted tenant living on mother’s couch after hospitalising neighbour in cigarette dispute
The Tenancy Tribunal has ruled that a landlord was justified in evicting a tenant with a traumatic brain injury who is now living on his mother’s couch after he hospitalised a neighbour in a violent assault.