Huntable app aims to ease private hunting land access; Whanganui in sights
Spahn said the paid service would offer “peace of mind” to verified, licensed users, who could browse private…
Nurse found guilty of malpractice after accessing ex-partner’s medical records
When the relationship ended, he had a brief sexual relationship with another man, whose records he also accessed…
South Island Cop charged with dishonestly accessing police database to search rape complainant’s info
One of the charges is for accessing the Investigation Management Tool (IMT) database to search information related to…
Anthropic disables latest Fable, Mythos AI models over US ‘national security’ concerns
Earlier today, Anthropic released a statement saying: “The US government, citing national security authorities, has issued an export…
Watching the watchers: Why New Zealand’s age verification plan gets it backwards – David Harvey
In New Zealand, all roads lead to one place – the Department of Internal Affairs (DIA). One department,…
Election 2026: Act reveals immigration campaign policies
Act leader David Seymour arrives in Mission Bay to speak to media about his new campaign policies. Photo…
Passenger in restricted area sparked security breach, disruption at Auckland Airport
The spokesperson said at this stage there was nothing to suggest any malicious intent, and “inquiries are currently…
Tauranga animal bylaw review: Have your say on new leash rules and bans
Most of the changes apply to dog rules, with the council saying the purpose of the bylaw was…
Health worker guilty of illegally accessing ex-partner’s medical records
The fact the woman deliberately accessed the agency’s computer system to look at the couple’s health records without…
Bay of Plenty police officer charged with unlawfully accessing intelligence system
The Passport Act charge carries a maximum sentence of five years’ imprisonment or a $15,000 fine. The officer…
Bay of Plenty police officer charged with unlawfully accessing intelligence system
The Passport Act charge carries a maximum sentence of five years’ imprisonment or a $15,000 fine. The officer…