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Reolink marks 17 years with up to 54% off security gear
Homeowners can save up to 54% on cameras and bundled kits as Reolink's anniversary sale targets wired, wireless and off-grid monitoring.

Budget 2026: No 'lolly scramble' from 'grown-up' Budget - Luxon
The prime minister says Thursday's Budget will be "grown-up", unlike those produced by Labour Party "babysitters".

Auckland real estate agents ordered to pay over $25k after buyers left with leaky home
Two Auckland real estate licensees have been ordered to pay $26,486 in compensation after failing to disclose structural defects that left the purchasers with a leaking home.

Inde Technology appoints Steve Hall as service lead
Demand for more accountable managed services is rising as New Zealand clients seek local support and stronger customer relationships.

Canvas breach puts global education cyber risk in focus
Hundreds of millions of student records may be exposed, disrupting exam systems at universities and highlighting the fragility of centralised school software.

'It's just not right': Community midwives call for overhaul on pay, contracts
Midwifery is a "significant" commitment and lifestyle and it's time to look at how to support it and make it sustainable, the College of Midwives says.

Recap: Superb drive sees Liam Lawson finish in the points at Canadian Grand Prix
The Kiwi driver started from 12th but finished seventh at the latest stop on the Formula 1 circuit.

‘The beginning of the end’: Much-loved Auckland venue up for sale after 30 years of family ownership
The Leigh Sawmill Cafe was first opened in 1996 by Grattan and Marguerite Guinness in the small coastal suburb of Leigh.

$1.33m Auckland home sold with two bathrooms, legally had none
A property owner just discovered his home legally had three bedrooms and zero bathrooms after six years of occupation has had his complaint against the real estate agent dismissed.

Untouchable Girls: The Topp Twins in their own words
"Hopefully, we've changed other people's lives along the way, and that's important to us."

West Bank, Gaza antiquities bill raises international law concerns, legal adviser warns Knesset

‘I’d be careful saying that, John,’ Luxon warns RNZ host during interview
Prime Minister Christopher Luxon has given RNZ host John Campbell a blunt warning following a question about the potential influence of corporate interests on Government policy.

Dunedin man accused of murder gets name suppression
The 37-year-old was arrested after the discovery of a body at a house in Somerville Street in Andersons Bay on Friday night.

ERoad posts $161m loss after write-down
Fleet management technology firm ERoad plunged into a full-year loss after a write-down of its North American business

The race to save a conjoined twin
The mission to save conjoined twin involved an airlift, five surgeons and a heartbreaking sacrifice

Workday launches AI agents for IT support & travel
Employees could see fewer helpdesk calls and expense reports as Workday rolls out agents that automate IT support and business travel tasks.

Olivia Dean brings the curtain down on Radio 1's Big Weekend with 'magic' set
The British pop star has closed out a star-studded line-up at Big Weekend, which also included Fatboy Slim and Zara Larsson.

Topp Twin and comedy icon Jools Topp dies at age 68
Dame Jools - one half of the Topp Twins with her sister Lynda - brought joy to generations of New Zealanders.

Teenage Black Ferns Sevens star ruled out of World Series finale due to concussion
Braxton Sorensen-McGee has been ruled out of the rest of the World Series.