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Barracuda spots 7 million device code phishing attacks
Barracuda links surge in device code phishing attacks to EvilTokens kit as criminals exploit Microsoft 365 logins and bypass multifactor checks.

National Party lodges complaint with TVNZ over pursuit of chief whip interview
TVNZ disputes National's version of events.

Car hits pedestrian on world’s steepest street in Dunedin
A pedestrian has been taken to hospital after being hit by a car on Baldwin St.

GE Vernova lifts guidance as orders & profit surge
GE Vernova reports stronger first-quarter orders, profit and cash generation, with Power and Electrification driving a bigger backlog and improved outlook.

The real-time data solution to the AI energy problem
Australia's AI data-centre boom could be tamed by real-time streaming, cutting power use as batch processing pushes energy costs higher.

‘Rebuild trust’: Noeline Taurua and Netball NZ’s awkward front to project unity
The Silver Ferns coach was suspended by Netball NZ before her reinstatement. They are working to fix their relationship ahead of the Commonwealth Games.

Commvault brings cloud resilience tools to Google Cloud
Commvault expands its cyber resilience platform to Google Cloud Marketplace, giving customers new ways to protect BigQuery, GKE and Workspace workloads.

Commvault extends Clumio support to Google Cloud Storage
Commvault brings Clumio backup service to Google Cloud Storage, targeting AI and analytics users with air-gapped recovery and early access.

From overlooked prospect to first pick: QB Fernando Mendoza goes No.1 in NFL draft
Fernando Mendoza’s journey from overlooked two-star recruit to the top of the NFL draft is complete after the Las Vegas Raiders took him with the first pick on Thursday night.

What it's like playing 'The Last Post' on Anzac Day
A New Zealand Defence Force bugler who's played at Gallipoli twice says he still gets nervous.

OMV signals end of Maui gas field this year
Energy company OMV has put a possible end date on gas production.

Can Te Kaha dethrone our national stadium?
Crusaders CEO Colin Mansbridge has declared Te Kaha the new national stadium.

‘When does it take off?’: The octagonal ‘space station’ beach home with ‘wow’ views
This Kapiti Coast home isn’t your regular shaped house.

National Party lays complaint with TVNZ over conduct of reporters
The party has lodged a complaint about what it called the “unacceptable” conduct of TVNZ staff earlier this week.

Live: Game on! Christchurch’s new stadium is open for business
This is a huge day for Christchurch. Fourteen years after it was first proposed, the $683 million stadium will finally fling open its doors for Super Rugby’s Super Round tonight.

‘Ghost town’ struggles amid highway closure
The small Waikato town of Mokau on the west coast of the North Island is being described by locals as a "ghost town" and "dead as a doornail" due to the closure of the Awakino Gorge on State Highway 3.

From scientist to silk farmer: India's silk industry renewal

Israel Police arrest Jerusalem rioter who assaulted officer, waved Israeli flag with swastika

Posts use fabricated design for new Malaysian ID to push anti-Chinese claims

Landslips in Auckland, Coromandel, homes evacuated amid heavy rain warnings
At least 18 homes have been evacuated and roads are shutting as heavy rain drenches the North Island again.

Prolific shoplifters’ unusual $1700 haul of shampoo, chocolate and nurofen
Two large rubbish bags filled with chocolate were found inside a vehicle used by two women accused of a shoplifting spree valued at more than $1700.

Russel Norman: ‘Oil is incredible, amazing, fabulous.’ Yes, he actually said that
Stuff’s pub welcomes Russel Norman to discuss whether Muldoon’s ‘Think Big’ was the right thing to do, given the current oil crisis. Surprisingly, they have a lot in common.