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Exclusive: Why creating phishing-resistant users is key to cybersecurity
Yubico's Jeff Schomburgk has discussed the critical rise of phishing-resistant authentication and its pivotal role in shaping the future of cybersecurity.

NZ red meat exports to China drop 42% in May
Subdued demand from China is behind the drop in May compared to the same month last year, the Meat Industry Association says.

Six injured in two-vehicle crash near Newbury, Manawatu
A police officer came across the crash on Rangitikei Line near Newbury Line at 4.40pm on Wednesday.

Death of four-year-old Alestra Kepa-Hati in 2015 under investigation
Alestra Kepa-Hati died in Starship Hospital in 2015. Police are now investigating her unexplained death.

ISMS.online CEO discusses growth, innovation, and compliance
ISMS.online CEO Luke Dash discusses the company’s 500% growth, innovations in compliance technology, and global expansion plans, including a new US office.

'No words': Kiwi killed in California robbery wife of prominent Auckland businessman
Witnesses have described in detail the armed robbery during which Patricia McKay was hit by a car and killed.

Sir Keir Starmer 'doesn't like' politics. Does that make him the right man to lead a desperate Britain?
Ask British voters what they think of Sir Keir Starmer and the response is often brutally honest: Boring, dour, Tory-lite.

Heater fire sparks Grey Lynn house blaze
A woman has made it out safely after a heater fire set her house in the inner Auckland suburb ablaze.

The big question ahead of today's All Blacks team naming
Scott Robertson is set to name his first All Blacks side this morning - and faces a big questions.

Standardised testing 'problematic' for young children - expert
An education professor says labelling children as unsuccessful can become a self-fulfilling prophecy.

Highlights: Raducanu dominant in win over Mertens
Emma Raducanu completes a dominant 6-1 6-2 victory over Elise Mertens to move into the third round of Wimbledon 2024.

Loosening build rules comes with big risks - Chris Hipkins
Deregulating the industry risks a repeat of the leaky homes debacle, Chris Hipkins says.

Golfer hits hole-in-one, twice, at the same hole, on the same weekend
Sue Winny claimed her fame at the Rangiora Golf Club on the par-3 13th hole ... twice.

Chris Bishop to set out radical land use, planning reforms
The Housing Minister will outline radical changes to what can be built where, aimed at boosting development and relegating town planners to the back seat. Have your say in the comments below.

Exclusive: How WorkJam's revolutionising frontline communication
The Managing Director of WorkJam, Andrew Myers, has discussed how the company is enhancing employee engagement and entering new markets.

Three charged as NZ woman killed in Newport Beach Fashion Island shooting
Patricia McKay, 68, was run over and killed during a robbery at an upmarket mall .

Residents begrudgingly accept council apology in battle over bollards
Anger had erupted in the small community when the council closed a reserve to camping, and installed bollards to block vehicle access.

384,000 sites pull code from sketchy code library recently bought by Chinese firm
Many website admins, it seems, have yet to get memo to remove Polyfill[.]io links.

Kiwi tennis player Lulu Sun wins in second round at Wimbledon
Lulu Sun won her second round singles match while NZ's Erin Routliffe had a doubles win on day three.

Le Pen's far-right at the gates of power
The National Rally party is now a dominant force in France

Townsend sees 'contenders' as Scots debutants start in Canada
Gregor Townsend names five uncapped players in Saturday's line-up to face Canada in the summer tour opener.