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Samsung Galaxy Z Fold7 Review
The new Samsung foldable phone, the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold7, is out and itā€™s such an evolution, compared to previous versions that it could be the best example of a foldable phone in the market yet.

Watch: Prime Minister Christopher Luxon holds post-Cabinet media briefing
The Prime Minister talks recognising Palestine as a state as poll shows the government is struggling to make headway.

All Blacks halfback opens up on the moment his season fell off a cliff
"I didn't think it was that bad until the next day, and I was struggling to walk,’’ All Black Noah Hotham said after getting hurt against the French.

NZ set to finalise its Palestine position ahead of UN meeting
Winston Peters set the deadline as Australia’s prime minister confirmed his Government would formally recognise Palestine.

2025 Security trends in review: Are we on track?
As 2025 ends, security trends show a shift from risk reduction to strategic business enablement, amid challenges in cloud adoption and staff shortages.

Man dies after falling from boat in central Auckland marina
A man has died, after he fell into the water from a boat at a central Auckland marina this afternoon.

Foreign Minister Winston Peters raises recognition of Palestine as a state in Cabinet meeting
Foreign Affairs Minister Winston Peters raised the recognition of a state of Palestine in Monday's Cabinet meeting.

Naughty or nice: Uber unwraps rider ratings list
Tauranga is 7th for the nicest city in NZ, according to Uber's ratings list.

Patient died after rectal cancer went undiagnosed for years
It was about five years after his first referral to a public hospital that the man was found with advanced cancer.

Watch: Dolphins swim with paddler in ‘once in a lifetime’ experience
Dennis Kuhn found himself being pulled along in a wake created by a pod of dolphins on Saturday.

Musk's Tesla applies to supply power to British homes
If approved by the energy watchdog Ofgem, it would allow the US firm to take on the UK's dominant suppliers.

The show giving rangatahi a bird's eye view of their kainga
A new children's series is giving tamariki Maori the chance to take the pilot's seat, using drone technology to see their marae and turangawaewae from a different angle.

Government employee on trial over mosque shooting videos
A government employee sent three videos of the Mosque attack to his personal phone: “I didn’t think they had saved,” he told the court.

X-League golf finals unite Aussies & Kiwis with tech & team spirit
Nine teams from across Australia and New Zealand will compete in Melbourne for X-Golf’s tech-driven X-League championship, blending golf with advanced simulator technology.

Conservation funding dries up, threatening bird-protection projects
Philanthropic investment in biodiversity has halved to only 2% over the last few years.

Why we need to grow more rice in New Zealand
Pretty much the last place you'd think you'd find a rice paddy growing is on a hill in Nelson, but Yuki Fukada is doing just that.

Uber’s festering sexual assault problem
New York Times: Sealed US court records reveal the scale of the issue.

Gallagher Security launches 2026 industry trends survey for professionals
Gallagher Security invites global security professionals to join its 2026 survey, shaping insights for the free annual Industry Trends Report.

AI at work: 5 hard truths every business leader needs to hear
Nearly half of organisations remain in AI pilot phases, highlighting the need for cautious planning and security-focused adoption in 2025.

Late-night Auckland burglary foiled by resident hearing creaky floorboards
Two men have been arrested following a late-night disturbance in Mt Albert, where a resident reported hearing someone inside his home.