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Tenable adds code security to its exposure platform
Security teams can now rank code flaws against wider business risk as Tenable One links static vulnerability data with cloud, identity and attack-path exposure.

FPT launches MediSight AI framework for healthcare
Healthcare providers could reduce manual administration and compliance work as FPT's new framework targets regulated workflows and fragmented data.

Fatal Mount Maunganui landslide inquiry asks public for information
Six people lost their lives to the landslide in January, including two teenagers.

New report shows influence of weight loss medication on shopping habits
A new report has looked at how weight loss medicines are influencing consumer choices in Australia.

Coromandel venue calls out 'disgraceful' behaviour from local rugby club members
The owner of a Whitianga venue said the men resisted after being asked to leave and were then physically removed.

Man flees after allegedly ramming police car in Upper Hutt
Police allege the man ran over an officer's foot.

OpenAI adds teen safety & learning tools to ChatGPT
Teens using ChatGPT will face tighter safeguards and parental oversight as OpenAI expands study tools and limits harmful content.

Inflation expected to hit a two-year high
The rise is largely driven by the spike in fuel prices caused by the Middle East war.

Popular pub dry while trapped in licensing limbo
The battle to get beer flowing again at a historic coastal Wairarapa pub has been stalled by a wall of bureaucratic red tape.

Dave Letele to 'step back' from NZ Muscle
NZ Muscle hit strife after a former employee posted a YouTube video making claims of questionable practices.

‘Looks like a dad you'd see at Costco’: Golfing world reacts to Ryan Fox’s first major
Lydia Ko was in tears, Michael Campbell and Steven Alker were glowing with pride, but the reach of Ryan Fox’s British Open is fully global.

Iran uses AI to speed cyber & influence operations
Generative AI is helping Tehran speed up phishing, malware and influence campaigns, while making attacks harder to attribute.

China’s Moonshot threatens West with ‘full AI communism’

'Stop selling anything to do with methamphetamine' - Far North mayor
Meth pipes are sold openly in vape stores, $2 shops and dairies around Aotearoa and Moko Tepania says it is time for that to stop.

Driver allegedly runs over officer’s feet, rams police car
A man was tracked by a police dog and arrested after an incident involving a stolen vehicle in Silverstream, police say.

'Putting our children's education at risk' - parents angry at school bus changes
Buses from Ashhurst to Palmerston North are no longer run by the Ministry of Education, so parents of several hundred school children are now having to dip into their pockets

Orro launches managed secure browser service in Australia
Browser security gaps are exposing Australian firms to data leaks as staff copy, upload and share information in everyday work tabs.

Auckland's $1.6 billion sewer pipe up and running
The Central Interceptor is up and running, however Auckland's project pipeline remains clogged.

Dave Letele steps away from scandal-hit NZ Muscle after a week as CEO
The social activist only took over as chief executive of the embattled company a week ago.

Police name 20-year-old killed in Whakatane crash
A 20-year-old man who died in a crash in the Whakatane district has been named as Sean Raymond Bridgeman.

Bird flu: What is the threat to NZ's pet cats?
Some Wairarapa pets are being turned into 'patio cats' to cut down the risk of catching the virus.

Auckland's biggest sewer pipe up and running
The Central Interceptor is up and running, however Auckland's project pipeline remains clogged.