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TeamViewer adds AI maintenance & secure industrial gateway
TeamViewer bolsters industrial remote access with a Bechtle-built gateway and AI maintenance tools for factories running older equipment.

NZ King Salmon lifts underlying profit guidance for 2026 financial year
The fish farming company has lifted its FY2026 underlying profit guidance to $19m-$27m after stronger-than-expected summer farming performance.

Could a digital twin make you into a 'superworker'?
Firms say digital twins make staff more productive, but are they a potential legal minefield?

Patrol car involved in Canterbury crash during road policing duties
A police patrol car has been involved in a two-vehicle crash on State Highway 1 in Canterbury, leaving two people injured and a major road closed.

Police car involved in crash just outside Christchurch
The crash on State Highway One left two people injured.

What is the Broadcasting Standards Authority and why is its future in doubt?
Explainer - Who decides who's a broadcaster, and who regulates the media in New Zealand? It might all be about to change.

The former All Blacks coach behind the high-flying Hurricanes’ success
Jason Holland will coach the Blues next year. For now, he’s got the Hurricanes’ attack humming.

Residents feel shut out of Mount landslide recovery decisions
A Mount Maunganui leader has accused the city council of excluding residents from plans to fix and reopen Mauao.

Dairy conversion plans raise concern for 'pristine' creek, new owners vow to protect ‘it
A proposed dairy conversion near Ashburton has sparked fears for a “pristine” spring-fed creek — but council says existing rules are enough to protect it.

As Alibaba Enters the Robot Race, Should You Buy, Sell, or Hold BABA Stock?

Exclusive: Eigen raises a seed round from Benchmark to build the world’s first ‘mutual friend’

Apple, Google Offer ‘Nudify’ Apps Despite Policies Against Them

New WoF rules 'very likely' to lead to unsafe vehicles, association says
The Motor Trade Association - which says its members perform 80 percent of WoFs - says there is a "good justification" for current Warrant of Fitness rules.

Super Rugby Pacific: Defining weekend for Moana Pasifika and Fijian Drua
Moana Pasifika and the Fijian Drua both face tough tests again this weekend in round 10 of the Super Rugby Pacific competition.

Twilio launches embeddable Flex contact centre for apps
Twilio unveils embeddable Flex contact centre tools for web apps, adding Salesforce voice support, enhanced reporting and new pricing.

The autonomous SOC: A dangerous illusion as firms shift to human-led AI security
Human-led AI security gains ground as experts warn autonomous SOCs risk hidden errors, weaker accountability and costly business disruption.

Chris Wood and his Forest coach optimistic after bruising red-card tackle
The All Whites captain only played 17 minutes in the second leg of Nottingham Forest’s Europa League quarterfinal against Porto.

Teens in swimming pool stand-off with police
The fully clothed teens were cordoned-off in the area of the lazy river at Moana Pool.

Azul momentum surges as enterprise Java demand jumps
Azul wins a bigger enterprise foothold as FY26 bookings leap, partners expand and a Thoma Bravo-backed deal and Payara buyout widen its Java push.

Serial rapist Malcolm Rewa sentenced for 1988 rape of 16-year-old
Police are now analysing rape complaints between 1985 to 1989 to see if they can identify any more matches.

Man charged with murdering elderly woman, attacking others, denies charges
The 19-year-old, who has name suppression, has been charged with murder and two counts of assault.

Pedestrian hit by bus in Napier
The Serious Crash Unit has been notified of the incident on Tennyson St, which was reported about 8.30am.

Malcolm Rewa says he was ‘playing a game’ when he raped a 16-year-old woman in 1988
Last year, the woman, who was a teen in 1988, decided to call the police 105 line and asked if the medical swabs taken back then when she was attacked still existed.