Keeper Security Expands Relationship With Ingram Micro to Broaden Availability of Privileged Access Management in Singapore

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Source: Media Outreach Expansion strengthens cybersecurity resilience by delivering a modern, scalable privileged access solution SINGAPORE – Media OutReach Newswire – 23 February 2026 – Keeper Security, the leading zero-trust and zero-knowledge Privileged Access Management (PAM) platform, is expanding its relationship with Ingram Micro to increase the availability of KeeperPAM® in Singapore. Through Ingram Micro’s … Read more

WNBA back on fit-again Charlisse Leger-Walker’s radar

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Source: Radio New Zealand Charlisse Leger-Walker of the UCLA Bruins. RONALD MARTINEZ After an injury delay, Tall Fern Charlisse Leger-Walker’s dream of becoming just the second New Zealander to play in basketball’s WNBA is back on track. A torn ACL sidelined Leger-Walker from United States college basketball for the majority of last season and forced … Read more

Labour’s Chris Hipkins to put ‘affordability’ at the heart of election year decisions

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Source: Radio New Zealand Labour leader Chris Hipkins has taken aim at the government’s cost of living and climate policies in his State of the Nation speech in Auckland. Hipkins did not announce any new policy in the speech on Monday, repeating his promise that the public would see a “different” Labour to 2023. “Labour … Read more

Chris Greenacre steps in as Wellington Phoenix coach for fourth time

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Source: Radio New Zealand Wellington Phoenix interim coach Chris Greenacre, right pictured with former head coach Ufuk Talay in 2021. Andrew Cornaga / www.photosport.nz Chris Greenacre has taken over as head coach of the Wellington Phoenix for the forseeable future following the abrupt departure of Giancarlo Italiano. Greenacre is stepping up from his role at … Read more

South Taranaki councillor ‘disgusted’ at behaviour of ‘hostile’ group at car meet

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Source: Radio New Zealand Police officers retreated after their car was surrounded by what they describe as a “hostile” group of people at a car meet in Taranaki. Supplied / YouTube A South Taranaki District councillor says she’s “disgusted” at the behaviour of a “hostile” group of people who forced a police patrol into retreat … Read more

Three properties red-stickered in flood-hit Banks Peninsula

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Source: Radio New Zealand Flooding at Little River Cafe. Cameron Gordon/Supplied Three properties have been red-stickered on Canterbury’s flood-hit Banks Peninsula after torrential rain last week. The local state of emergency on the peninsula was lifted by Christchurch Mayor Phil Mauger at 12.30pm on Monday. The area was lashed by heavy rain last week, causing … Read more

‘No doubt’ new move-on orders for homeless will drain police resources

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Source: Radio New Zealand 123rf.com Requiring police officers to shift rough sleepers from one place to another could see other crime work delayed or dropped, the Police Association’s boss says. The government is giving officers new powers to move on rough sleepers or people displaying disorderly behaviour in town and city centres. Breaching an order, … Read more

Critics urge coalition to slow down on MSD law change

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Source: Radio New Zealand Minister for Social Development Louise Upston. RNZ / Samuel Rillstone Lawyers and health professionals are urging the government to slow down a law change, making it legal to claw back welfare supports once someone has been backpaid for an ACC claim. The coalition, with Labour’s support, is moving to quickly pass … Read more

Dogs euthanised after killing Mihiata Te Rore in Northland

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Source: Radio New Zealand Mihiata Te Rore, 62, was killed by dogs at a Kaihu property. Supplied Police have confirmed the dogs that killed a woman in Northland have been euthanised. Mihiata Te Rore, 62, was attacked by three dogs while visiting a property in Kaihu, North of Dargaville, last week. She was pronounced dead … Read more

‘Not a first responder’: Lake Taupō harbourmaster speak on rescue of boy from burning boat

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Source: Radio New Zealand Lake Taupō. (File photo) RNZ / Libby Kirkby-McLeod The Lake Taupō harbourmaster has clarified its role in rescues with Fire and Emergency after FENZ struggled to get hold of them when a boy was rescued just before Christmas. The harbourmaster helped search for a 14-year-old who had jumped off a burning … Read more

Five rescued from Mount Taranaki

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Source: New Zealand Police Five climbers have been safely rescued off Mount Taranaki following a significant search and rescue operation yesterday. At around 2:15pm, emergency services received reports of a group of climbers in trouble on the mountain, with one person under CPR. Acting Sergeant David Bentley, Search and Rescue Incident Controller says the Search … Read more

Labour leader Chris Hipkins put to make ‘affordability’ at the heart of all decisions

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Source: Radio New Zealand Labour leader Chris Hipkins has taken aim at the government’s cost of living and climate policies in his State of the Nation speech in Auckland. Hipkins did not announce any new policy in the speech on Monday, repeating his promise that the public would see a “different” Labour to 2023. “Labour … Read more

Man sought after allegedly entering home, assaulting occupant in Greymouth

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Source: Radio New Zealand Police are asking for anyone who has seen a man matching the description, or any suspicious behaviour in the area to get in touch. 123RF Police are seeking the public’s help to find a man accused of entering a home and assaulting one of the occupants in Greymouth. Police said the … Read more

Illegal lender, Nane Easy Loan Finance Services, charged 15 percent interest per week

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Source: Radio New Zealand The Commerce Commission is trying to contact borrowers who had a loan from Ilaisaane Malupo, trading as Nane Easy Loan Finance Services. (File photo) 123RF The Commerce Commission is looking for borrowers who might have received illegal loans from a lender in South Auckland. Ilaisaane Malupo, trading as Nane Easy Loan … Read more

Investigation ongoing following fatal Kaihu dog attack

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Source: New Zealand Police Investigations into a woman’s death in Kaihu after she was attacked by dogs last week are continuing. Emergency services responded to the rural address off State Highway 12 at about 11.25am on 17 February. Sadly, Mihiata Te Rore had suffered unsurvivable injuries and was pronounced deceased at the scene. Detective Senior … Read more

Muriwai gannets reveal flight paths for the first time

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Source: NZ Department of Conservation Date:  23 February 2026 A coastal seabird, tākapu disperse widely to feed on squid and fish in waters over New Zealand’s continental shelf, including harbours, estuaries and bays. Their detailed flightpaths have previously been unknown to researchers. In October 2025, 15 tākapu from the Muriwai colony in West Auckland were fitted … Read more

Labour leader Chris Hipkins delivers State of the Nation speech

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Source: Radio New Zealand Labour leader Chris Hipkins is set to deliver a State of the Nation speech in Auckland, but the party is not promising many bells and whistles ahead of the address. Hipkins will speak to the Auckland Business Chamber, just as National leader Christopher Luxon did in January – although Labour’s is … Read more

Critically injured climbers rescued from Mt Taranaki

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Source: Radio New Zealand (File photo) Mt Taranaki. RNZ/Sally Round One person is in a critical condition and two are seriously injured after five climbers got into trouble on Mt Taranaki. Senior Sergeant Andy Guy said emergency services were called to the area at 2.15 pm on Sunday. He said the climbers were were taken … Read more

Trial over Alan Hall’s wrongful conviction delayed

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Source: Radio New Zealand The Auckland High Court. RNZ / Simon Rogers The trial of two men facing charges related to the wrongful conviction of Alan Hall in the 1980s has been delayed. Hall was sentenced to life in prison in 1985 for the murder of Arthur Easton, but he was acquitted by the Supreme … Read more

Genesis Energy announces $400m capital raise, government to buy up to $200m of new shares

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Source: Radio New Zealand Genesis Energy chief executive Malcolm Johns . Supplied / Brett Phibbs / PhibbsVisuals Brimming hydro lakes and less use of coal and gas have powered Genesis Energy to a strong lift in half year profit, as it moved to raise $400m to finance new generation projects. Key numbers for the half-year … Read more

Appeal for information following reported assault, Greymouth

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Source: New Zealand Police Attribute to West Coast Area Investigations Manager, Acting Detective Senior Sergeant Brent Lyford:  Police are appealing for information following an unprovoked assault at an address in Greymouth on the weekend. On Saturday 21 February, around 11.15pm, Police received a report that man had entered an address on Reid Street, Blaketown and … Read more

Ngāti Whātua Ōrākei led charter school gives students more options

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Source: New Zealand Government Associate Education Minister David Seymour has today announced that Ngāti Whātua Ōrākei will open a charter school called Te Kura o Ngāti Whātua ki Tamaki in Term 3 2026. “Every child deserves the opportunity to learn and grow in ways which are more specific to their needs. Today’s announcement demonstrates the … Read more

Total lunar eclipse: New Zealand has ‘front-row seat’ to only lunar eclipse of 2026

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Source: Radio New Zealand The “Blood Moon” is pictured during an eclipse in the night sky over Sydney on September 8, 2025. AFP / DAVID GRAY It might pay to stay up late next week with a total lunar eclipse taking place. According to Stardome, the only lunar eclipse of 2026 will begin on Tuesday, … Read more

Third person dies after crash on State Highway 1 in Marlborough

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Source: Radio New Zealand State Highway 1, near Redwood Pass, was closed for six hours while the serious crash unit conducted a scene examination. Google Maps A third person has died after a crash between a car and a campervan on State Highway 1 in Marlborough. Emergency services were called to the crash near Redwood … Read more

Chorus posts modest half-year profit

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Source: Radio New Zealand Chorus’s chief executive said the company had coped with tougher economic times and restrained consumer spending, as it looked to become an all-fibre operation. RNZ Telecommunications company Chorus posted a modest half-year profit on the back of a lift in sales and connections to its fibre network, and lower costs. Key … Read more

Record uptake nearly doubles advanced nurse education scholarships

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Source: New Zealand Government A record 235 primary care registered nurses will begin advanced education this year – nearly doubling the number originally planned – following strong demand for the Government’s new Registered Nurse Primary Care Scholarships, Health Minister Simeon Brown says. “Last year we committed to supporting up to 120 primary care registered nurses … Read more

New faces sought for Pureora Hunting Competition

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Source: NZ Department of Conservation Date:  23 February 2026 The free annual hunting competition has been run by DOC’s Maniapoto team, with support from the NZ Deerstalkers Association (NZDA), for more than 30 years. Allan – who’s been a part of the NZDA for 30 years – has been involved in for the competition numerous times, … Read more