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Iconic NZ sports journalist Phil Gifford dies aged 79 Veteran sports journalist and broadcaster Phil Gifford has died after a career spanning more than 50 years. 
© 2026 Stuff.co.nz 6:35am
Adios, Gems: Google’s new Gemini skills won’t be paywalled One of the easiest ways to create your own, customized Gemini chatbot is about to be retired, but we just got a pair of encouraging updates about their replacements.
We learned earlier this week that skills, a Gemini feature that was previously reserved for the Gemini Spark AI assistant, would step... 
© 2026 PC World 6:05am
Firefox’s biggest redesign in years just landed with Nova Firefox 157 is out for Windows, macOS, Linux, and Android and the biggest change in this version is the new Nova design, which brings a more modern look to the browser. Mozilla has also fixed over 70 security vulnerabilities, and updates are also available for the Firefox ESR versions.
The release... 
© 2026 PC World 5:45am
Auckland sellers get real: Asking prices below $1m It's the first time Auckland's average asking price on Realestate.co.nz has dropped below $1 million for the first time in six years. 
© 2026 RadioNZ 5:35am
Fears Southland's urology service could collapse as surgeries cancelled Health NZ is transferring patients as far as Christchurch and offering $3000 a day to locums while Southland lacks a permanent full-time urologist. 
© 2026 RadioNZ 5:35am
Hutt South electorate seen as a bellwether this election When National has done well in the party vote nationally, Hutt South has gone to National - and vice versa for Labour. 
© 2026 RadioNZ 5:35am
Politicians clash on climate commitment trade risks at rural issues debate The agriculture minister is disputing the Greens’ claims New Zealand is backtracking on international climate commitments. 
© 2026 RadioNZ 4:55am
Investigation highlights safety gaps after Air NZ plane flew below safe altitude The Transport Accident Investigation Commission says a series of systemic failures led to an Air New Zealand plane descending more than 2500 feet below its planned flight path into Timaru. 
© 2026 RadioNZ 4:55am
Cities sinking due to too much groundwater extraction may eventually lift again - study The Japanese city of Osaka is rising again after decades of strict groundwater regulations. 
© 2026 RadioNZ 4:55am
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