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Market turmoil and trade uncertainty hit business confidence
Business confidence has taken a dip as market turmoil and uncertainty over trade policies overshadows signs of an improving economy.

King’s College headmaster steps down after 10 years
Simon Lamb, who has been headmaster of the prestigious Auckland private school for the past decade, has reportedly made the decision to resign.

Winston Peters to make trip to New Caledonia
Peters will meet the former French Prime Minister in New Caledonia.

Palo Alto Networks to acquire Protect AI to boost AI security
Palo Alto Networks is acquiring Protect AI to enhance its AI security offerings, addressing new risks across AI development and deployment stages.

No onsite ambulance cited as key factor in Fijian boxer's tragic death - inquiry
However, his older borther claims those responsible "want to sweep everything under the carpet".

Rapid7 unveils upgraded platform with $1M breach cover
Rapid7 upgrades its Command Platform with AI-powered threat detection and unified remediation, backed by a USD $1 million Breach Protection Warranty for security teams.

Spirent automates Wi-Fi device testing with Octobox suite
Spirent launches Octobox STA Automation Package to slash Wi-Fi 6/6E/7 device test times by up to 70%, boosting throughput and multi-device testing efficiency.

Police probe unexplained death in Feilding at home of elderly woman and son
Those who live close by say the pair residing in the Campbell St home were 'very quiet'.

Silent Push unveils enhanced threat intelligence with Feed Scanner
Silent Push launches upgraded Threat Intelligence Management with Feed Scanner interface to boost enterprises' early cyber threat detection and response.

Delivery driver allegedly robbed outside Auckland drop-off address
A man on the driveway of Ranui property allegedly made threats towards the driver and pulled out a knife.

Winds in Wellington are going to get bad. How bad? Really bad (We crunch the numbers)
The city’s airport is set to get blasted tomorrow, with some of the worst winds in over a decade.

‘No excuses’: Next Wallabies coach says 14-month lead in to 2027 World Cup will be enough
Les Kiss is confident he will have enough time to get the Wallabies firing with a short 14-month runway before the 2027 World Cup.

New Zealand’s Indian community embraces interfaith unity
Hindus, Christians and Muslims gather to celebrate three festivals that reflect the community's commitment to secularism.

NZ's biggest bank downgrades house price forecast
The market is stabilising but "not going anywhere fast", ANZ's economists say.

Search for man missing since Friday focuses on Whangamata Harbour area
Boat owners in the area are being asked to check in, and around their vessels.

CrowdStrike launches unified data protection for AI & cloud
CrowdStrike launches new Falcon Data Protection suite, offering real-time security for cloud, AI, endpoints, and SaaS to combat evolving cyber threats.

Global study reveals public trust is lagging growing AI adoption
A global study reveals 66% regularly use AI, yet only 46% trust it, exposing a growing divide amid rising concerns and calls for tighter regulation.

Beyoncé’s daughters Blue Ivy and Rumi take on the Cowboy Carter tour
Beyoncé's daughters, Blue Ivy and Rumi, joined her on stage in Los Angeles.

Intel reveals chip advances, new partnerships & foundry progress
Intel advances chip tech with new process nodes, packaging options, and partnerships, boosting foundry services and US-based production.

UiPath launches free AI automation training for public sector
UiPath launches free training to equip public sector workers with agentic automation and AI skills amid evolving government workforce needs.

Complaint with DOC after video shows woman playing with baby seals
The footage, since taken down, showed a woman and others interacting with a group of baby seals in the shallow waters at a beach in Tasman.