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Nvidia shares tumble over investigation into Huang's affair with alleged Chinese spy
The share price dropped wiped hundreds of billions of dollars from the value of Nvidia.

FENZ leaders voice doubts over whether beasting is over, if systems could stop it
The agency's chair and acting CEO were asked by personnel whether beasting was a newly identified issue or if FENZ had been aware of it before.

Christchurch mayor promises Bromley residents sewage smell won't last
Residents in the Christchurch suburb of Bromley have been plagued by the stench from the Bromley wastewater ponds as repair work is underway following a 2021 fire.

The Pacific's water security challenge during a searing El Niño
Pacific Islands countries face increasingly tough challenges in water security as the big dry over the region continues.

Daron Parton’s cartoons: November 1-30
Our cartoonist Daron Parton shares his view on current events.

Physicl raises USD $10 million to train physical AI
The seed round will help expand Physicl's platform, which lets physical AI teams recreate edge cases and test fixes against them.

What it's like to foster and train a biosecurity detector dog
In a building in South Auckland, an assortment of bags, suitcases, trolleys and even mannequins are arranged in a mock airport baggage area.

Flash flooding threatens as heavy rain watches spread across North Island
Heavy rain and thunderstorms could bring flash flooding and slips to large parts of the North Island on Tuesday

Wordly adds live audience reactions to meeting captions
Event organisers can now gauge sentiment in real time, as Wordly's new tool links attendee reactions to specific captions without extra hardware.

Opportunities to mitigate multi-million-dollar RNZ budget blowout likely missed - experts
The public broadcaster on Monday revealed a near $12 million shock financial loss after a litany of financial blunders, which will now lead to sweeping job cuts.

Election 2026 live updates: National, Labour hold first caucus meetings
National and Labour to hold first caucus meetings today.

The young Kiwis heading to the world's biggest climate change gathering
Three first-time Kiwi attendees at the world's annual climate summit will explain to a global audience the everyday effects that climate change is having on their communities.

Live: Politicians arrive back at Parliament as wait for final election result continues
Parliament is in a state of quiet transition as exiting MPs start packing up their offices and new ones take their place.

How well do we actually know what’s going on in the economy?
Often, the picture relies on a number of key metrics, like the unemployment rate, GDP, CPI - but while these data can be tracked over time, they do not show the full picture.

Russell Brand sentenced to 10-and-a-half years in prison for rape and sexual assault
The disgraced entertainer was sentenced on Monday following a four-week trial at Southwark Crown Court.

Maxio & Campfire launch native integration for finance teams
Finance teams at B2B software and AI companies could cut manual reconciliation work as invoice and revenue data now syncs automatically between the systems.

Fast-tracked $506m Otago wind farm Mahinerangi breaks ground
The second stage of the Mahinerangi farm will boost the number of turbines from 12 to 52.

Hitachi to launch digital services arm with GlobalLogic
The new unit will span 35,000 staff in 27 countries, giving clients one provider across cloud, data and AI services from 1 April 2027.

Out with the old, in with the new: Parliament begins quiet transition
Caucus meetings are being held, while stations with cardboard boxes and rolls of packing tape have been placed in strategic locations.

NCEA and Scholarship exams begin
NZQA deputy chief executive Jann Marshall told RNZ the biggest exam would be next week's level two English exam.