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Hawke’s Bay Hospital in lockdown
Armed police have surrounded every exit and officers with dogs are being sent inside.

Sarah Michelle Gellar teases huge Buffy The Vampire Slayer reboot update
Gellar made a surprise cameo in the new 'I Know What You Did Last Summer' too.

International visitor numbers back to 93% of pre-Covid figures - DOC
Bookings at Department of Conservation huts, campsites and Great Walks brought in more than $13 million last summer.

Potentially deadly pipe bombs found by body near Auckland motorway
The discovery closed Auckland's Southern Motorway.

ManageEngine AD360 adds risk mapping & MFA to fight breaches
ManageEngine enhances AD360 with risk mapping and local MFA to combat credential abuse and privilege escalation in enterprise identity systems.

Police seek help identifying man in relation to 'concerning behaviour' at Tasman school
The public are being asked for their help identifying the man.

Listen to The Country online: Christopher Luxon on butter prices, Pamu, and Chris Hipkins
Christopher Luxon, Neville Clark, and Marion Cantillon.

Substation break-ins endangering lives, causing power cuts, says Northland lines company
A Northland lines company says substation break-ins are endangering lives and causing power cuts affecting thousands of people.

Buckingham Nicks, the missing link of the Fleetwood Mac saga, is back
The band's album was lost in the streaming era – but that could change on September 19.

Pipe bombs ‘capable of causing death’ found near man’s body in Auckland
Police said the bombs would have been capable of causing death or serious injury to any individual nearby.

Te Awamutu farmer and his cows find TikTok fame
While Wesley Nicholas loves milking his 400-odd cows, standup comedy is fast becoming his focus.

Danny Doolans musician allegedly assaults football player at live performance in Auckland pub
Danny Doolans has condemned the actions of one of its musicians.

Fiji to compete in King's Cup in Thailand
The Fijian national men's football team has been invited to compete in the Football Association of Thailand tournament, the Fiji FA chief executive has confirmed.

When Ozzy Osbourne came to NZ he had just one wild request
Barry Coburn says Osbourne asked for a burning cross on the hill at Ngaruawahia festival.

Wellington train halts on tracks after ‘big bang’
It happened on the railway tracks just short of Takapu Road Station.

How Ozzy Osbourne went from aging rocker to reality star
He'll be remembered differently by several different generations, and that's almost the definition of a pop cultural icon.

Tariffs hit US companies hard, but businesses absorb them for now
General Motors said tariffs slashed its second-quarter income by more than US$1 billion, and other companies pointed to import duties to explain smaller profits.

Viable pipe bombs ‘capable of causing death’ behind Auckland’s Southern Motorway closure after body found
Police have now destroyed the devices found near a man’s body on July 22.

A big, new Waikato butter factory isn't expected to cut prices
The country's newest butter plant is not expected to lower soaring prices at the supermarket checkout.

‘In excess of $750,000’ in property damage in Queenstown incident - police
Police are investigating reported burglary and wilful damage across a number of properties on a Queenstown street, and are appealing to the public for help.

eero Pro 7 Review
The new eero Pro 7 system is a high-performance mesh system, designed to cover your whole house with fast Wi-Fi and even faster wired connection.

Tauranga traffic stop reveals firearms and drugs
A 28-year-old man faces charges, including possession of methamphetamine and cannabis.

Red Meat Sector Conference: Exports up $1.2b despite livestock supply concerns
'New Zealand currently faces over-capacity in the processing industry.'