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Concerns Marlborough and South Island will lose tourism over unreliable ferries
Continued problems on ferries are making holiday-makers and tourists nervous, Marlborough's Chamber of Commerce says.

Iconic Christchurch restaurant demolished to make way for another car park
A corner of Christchurch best known for curries and exotic massages will soon be a gravel parking lot after a Manchester St building gets its final order.

A successful Treaty Partnership delivers what’s best for all Kiwis
OPINION: When we honour Te Tiriti, when we stand together, when we support one another, we collectively benefit. That’s what the Treaty is all about.

Does Christchurch need another car park?
A corner of Christchurch best known for curries and exotic massages will soon be a gravel parking lot after a Manchester St building gets its final order.

Section of Auckland’s K Rd closed following fire
Karangahape Rd is closed between Pitt St and Upper Queen St.

Clarks Beach boating tragedy: Kevin McQuire admits manslaughter after Gemma and Ryder Ferregel drowned
Gemma Ferregel and son Ryder, who drowned after a boat capsized on Manukau Harbour, had clung to the upturned hull for several hours and at one point were even safe while walking on a sandbar.

Secret calculator hack brings ChatGPT to the TI-84, enabling easy cheating
Tiny device installed inside TI-84 enables Wi-Fi Internet, access to AI chatbot.

ACC trial of artificial intelligence sees boost in quality, speed of work
ACC is first out of the blocks, and the work is "of great interest across the other government departments".

Google calls for halting use of WHOIS for TLS domain verifications
WHOIS data is unreliable. So why is it used in TLS certificate applications?

A Live Mouse ‘Jumped’ Out of a Passenger's Airplane Meal, Causing the Flight to be Diverted

Industrial blockchain revolutionising transparency & security
Blockchain technology is revolutionising the industrial sector by enhancing transparency, security, and efficiency. Companies like IBM and Power Ledger lead the way.

Top Hezbollah commander among 12 killed in Israeli strike on Beirut
In a brief statement carried by Israeli media, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said Israel's goals were clear and its actions spoke for themselves.

Lydia Ko vying for another trophy in first event since Open triumph
A three-week break has not stopped New Zealand golf star’s sparkling form.

Aoraki Mount Cook rescue: Injured climbers airlifted to safety after four nights stranded in hut
The two men are said to be in good spirits after spending four nights hunkered down in Empress hut.

All White’s French team ship eight goals in 73-year low
The defeat was so heavy leading French sports publication L’Equipe called it ‘an unprecedented humiliation of the 21st century’.

A Stirling Point sinking that was bosun’s ninth
On September 18, 1913, the Norwegian barque Okta struck Pelham Rock close to Stirling Point and sank.

Fire in central Auckland closes Karangahape Road
There are no reports of injuries, police say.

Favourite food spots that started at the markets
Many of Auckland's favourite food spots started out as pop-ups, food trucks and market stalls. Jogai Bhatt looks at four of them.

Fire at popular Blenheim restaurant
More than 25 firefighters were battling the blaze which has caused multiple road closures.

Katy Perry's comeback album 143 has been a complete mess. How did this happen?
'Women's World' is Katy Perry's worst-performing single release from an album in her 16-year career. What went wrong?

Juniper Networks unveils AI-powered Wi-Fi 7 technology updates
Juniper Networks unveils its AI-Native Networking Platform updates for Wi-Fi 7, boasting higher throughput and lower latency. The AP47 Series and EX Series Switches lead this innovative leap, providing enhanced network management and sustainability.

Travellers warned to expect delays around Auckland Airport as new outlet centre opens
Some roads have been closed and the area may be busier than usual this weekend.