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Steam train operator 'shocked and devastated' after death at station
Hundreds were reportedly on board the train at the time.

Legora launches legal research foundation for AI law
The new layer could help lawyers avoid relying on outdated or non-binding authorities as they use AI to research case law across jurisdictions.

Red Bull set to call time on Liam Lawson as Isack Hadjar returns
Kiwi driver expected to return to Racing Bulls seat with Isack Hadjar set for a return this week.

Breaking glass brought police to the house. Inside, five rooms were allegedly growing cannabis
A report of breaking glass led police to an alleged five-room cannabis growing operation at a Remuera property early on Tuesday.

Wellington flights diverted as another front threatens thunderstorms and hail
Two flights were unable to land at Wellington Airport and diverted due to strong winds on Tuesday morning, as a wet front swept across the region.

Explainer: What is a citizen's arrest and how do you make one?
Explainer - A Hamilton man was recently arrested after making a citizen's arrest. What are the rules around the recent law changes?

New Zealand's recognition of Palestinian statehood inevitable - Winston Peters
Winston Peters says his decision not to join most other UN member states in recognising Palestine last year was an example of truly independent foreign policy.

Follow the wild ride to election day, live on Stuff
Parliament will rise on September 24, with politicians entering campaign mode for the general election on November 7.

New Zealand SMEs face rising cyber threats, study finds
Nearly three-quarters of medium-sized firms have faced a cyber threat in six months, as AI scams and weak staff training heighten risk.

F1 reduces maximum distance of races by 15km
F1 announces the maximum race distance for grands prix will be reduced by 15km from 305km to 290km for the 2027 season.

Second Auckland harbour crossing appears feasible, review finds
But NZTA refused to release the report on the grounds doing so might put people off contributing their "free and frank" views in future.

Code-hopping NRL star to snub rapid Wallabies return
Ever since deciding to return to rugby, the question hovering over Australian rugby is whether Mark Nawaqanitawase will feature in the looming November tests.

'Those images haunt me': Passenger recalls moment fatal train incident unfolded
A person was struck by the Glenbrook Vintage Railway train in Te Awamutu on Sunday evening.

Thrive bolsters NextGen platform with Elastic, Cato
Pressure on overstretched security teams is driving Thrive to add Elastic and Cato Networks to its NextGen platform, widening detection and access controls.

Two-thirds of US telecoms in elevated cyber risk band
Smaller operators are carrying much of the danger as a new study finds 66% of assessed US telecoms fall into an elevated risk band.

Drugs, unsafe sex and misinformation in battle against Fiji's 'shocking' HIV surge
The country's government has declared a national emergency in response to the virus, with an estimated one in 60 people infected.

Keyfactor tops USD $200 million in annual recurring revenue
Demand for machine identity security and digital trust tools lifted annual recurring revenue more than 35 per cent year on year.

Could you make it at firefighter boot camp?
More than 80 percent of New Zealand's firefighters are volunteers. The training course to qualify isn't easy.

Spectra Logic launches AI tool for archive video search
Broadcasters and studios can now preview archived footage before restore, cutting wasted transfers and speeding up reuse of stored content.

Atletico hit back at Mourinho over referee complaints
Atletico Madrid hit back at Jose Mourinho after he complained about the refereeing in the Madrid derby.