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Catalogic adds web NDMP management & encryption controls
Catalogic updates DPX 4.15 with browser-based NDMP management, vCentre tag-driven VMware backups and stronger encryption controls.

Apple to shutter its first unionized US store in Maryland

SpaceX posted nearly $5 billion loss in 2025, The Information reports

Bessent, Powell warn bank CEOs about Anthropic model risks, Bloomberg News reports

CNMI watches warily as US-Iran ceasefire raises hopes - and doubts - over fuel relief
Northern Marianas' delegate to the US Congress says the tentative ceasefire between the United States and Iran highlights how global conflicts quickly ripple across small island economies.

Virtana launches AI observability for Nutanix environments
Virtana extends AI observability into Nutanix Enterprise AI as firms grapple with GPU bottlenecks, failed jobs and rising production costs.

Rafay & Argentum AI strike software orchestration deal
Rafay and Argentum AI partner to streamline tailored GPU compute environments for hyperscalers and enterprises across a global AI infrastructure network.

Financial Markets Authority files for liquidation of more Chance Voight Group entities
The authority has previously taken aim at the parent company and five of its main subsidiaries.

Judge who disrupted Winston Peters’ speech at private event to keep her role
The Panel considered the Judge’s conduct fell short of the high threshold of ‘misbehaviour’ necessary to warrant consideration of her removal.

Why my Tory mate had an existential crisis watching the Helen Clark stage show
‘Helen Clark in Six Outfits’ cleverly tells the story of the former PM’s life, her politics, and the decisions that defined her 27 years as an MP. Lloyd Burr reviews its opening night.

Hormuz and Bitcoin Link Means “Game Over” for XRP? This Is What Analysts Say

Young people on roof at Wiri youth justice residence
They have been up there since late morning.

Judge Ema Aitken, accused of yelling at Winston Peters, won't be removed from job, panel rules
Ema Aitken's actions were a "serious breach of comity" but don't justify her being removed, a panel has found.

Homicide probe after man found dead in Lower Hutt
Armed police guarded the scene on Thursday.

Workers bypass AI as trust gap widens, WalkMe warns
Workers increasingly sidestep approved AI systems, while WalkMe's latest report finds executives remain far more upbeat than staff over workplace technology.

Patient data accessed during cyber breach of healthcare provider IntraCare
The private healthcare provider says it has identified the group which may be responsible.

C3 AI launches C3 Code to speed enterprise AI apps
C3 AI rolls out C3 Code to help business users build governed enterprise AI apps in hours, with agents handling design, testing and deployment.

Car makes ‘mess’ of West Auckland takeaway
The owner of the store says he might have to close for a month, facing mounting losses.

White House staff told not to place bets on prediction markets
The platforms have grown in popularity, with some users making bets on global events.

Potty-mouthed Scotsman faces Masters reprimand after giving Augusta the middle finger
Robert MacIntyre lost his cool during the opening round of the Masters.

‘Otago is empty’: Shane Jones debates climate protesters in Dunedin
A voodoo doll and a war of words. Minister Shane Jones clashes with protesters over mining plans.

The Hidden Costs Threatening the 2026 Spring Moving Season

Weather: Red warnings as North Island braces for Cyclone Vaianu
Red warnings have been issued, and the Harbour Bridge may close, as the path of Cyclone Vaianu becomes clearer.

Menopause medication rationed as demand outstrips supply
A shortage of progesterone pills has left perimenopausal and menopausal women unable to collect their full prescriptions.

E-bikes, e-scooters prove popular amid fuel supply issues
Electric transport is becoming more popular as fuel prices continue to climb.