New Zealand (NZ) stories
Rising electrification is forcing New Zealand distributors to prioritise grid resilience, data and investment planning as demand outpaces upgrades.
Whānau bookings have been moved as the marae shuts from 31 August to 31 December for a new ablution block and safety-critical services work.
Construction activity has slumped to its lowest level since 2015, prompting calls for faster consents and fairer liability rules.
Work-related illness claims hundreds of lives in New Zealand each year, making expert exposure checks vital before harm becomes permanent.
Residents of the Ruapehu town were left without taps for nearly three days after a pipeline break went undetected, prompting calls for outside scrutiny.
Residents could face weaker flood protection after a former chief financial officer accused Environment Southland of failing to deliver promised work.
Severe weather clean-up costs in Tairāwhiti have been eased, with Gisborne District Council securing the largest share of a new grant.
Work to secure State Highway 6 at Epitaph Slip could still be years off, despite a completed case for a $102 million realignment.
AI data centres in Southeast Asia will get extra power protection as abrupt GPU load swings strain batteries and grid connections.
Security teams could cut exposure faster as the model helps rank exploitable flaws and apply temporary defences before vendor fixes arrive.
The move adds 1,500 professionals and deepens a cross-border model as firms race to meet client demand for seamless regional support.
Rising AI-driven attacks are forcing businesses to test recovery plans before breaches hit, executives say, as minutes now matter.
Builders and developers will get a new showcase for industrialised construction as PT Blink shifts from development into commercial scale-up.
Partners will get higher rebates and simpler certification rules as Cohesity shifts its channel push towards services-led security sales.
The project could help New Zealand tap rising global pilot demand by pairing the revived trainer with software that flags safety risks.
Export revenue of tens of millions of dollars is in sight as the Waikato aircraft maker resumes its CT-4 Airtrainer line after a Thai deal.
The deal should help restaurants steer phone orders towards higher-margin dishes while easing pressure on staff and margins.
Designers will get clearer rules on visibility at junctions, as Austroads moves to reflect buses, cyclists and signal failures.
Fans of Pokémon Pokopia get 50 new creatures and underwater building, though access requires the game's pricey Expansion Pass.
The promotions come as Australia's payments sector braces for new licensing rules and closer scrutiny of governance at fast-growing processors.