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Power prices easing but investment risks remain, Infrastructure Commission says
New Zealand’s electricity problem is no longer the cost of building renewables, but whether the market has enough confidence, competition and backup capacity to build new supply fast enough, the Infrastructure Commission says.

A new report from Te Waihanga, Shifting currents: Energy infrastructure in transition, says the market has been out of balance since 2019, with … ⌘ Read more

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Starlux Airline to link Auckland and Taiwan via Sydney from 2027
Auckland Airport is set to gain a new Asia connection in 2027, with Taiwanese carrier Starlux Airlines planning a Sydney-Taipei service that will include an onward extension to Auckland.

A Sydney Airport press release said Sydney would be the first airport in Australia to welcome Starlux. Flight schedules were being finalised, with further details to be announced shortly, it said. ⌘ Read more

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[$] Automatic mTHP creation in 7.2
The Linux kernel has long tried to use huge pages as a way to improve
performance, sometimes with more success than others. The size of huge
pages has traditionally been imposed by the hardware, which typically only
offers a couple of relatively large options. In more recent times, though,
the use of multi-size transparent huge pages (mTHPs), with more flexible
sizing implemented in software, has been growing. If all goes well, the
7.2 development cycle will include the addition of [a new feature](h … ⌘ Read more

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Security updates for Thursday
Security updates have been issued by AlmaLinux (.NET 10.0, .NET 8.0, .NET 9.0, podman, poppler, and postgresql-jdbc), Debian (chromium, jackson-core, libdbi-perl, and libinput), Fedora (httpd, rust, and xmlstarlet), Mageia (openssh, postfix, and roundcubemail), Oracle (frr, kernel, libyang, n, postgresql-jdbc, and unbound), Red Hat (.NET 10.0, .NET 8.0, .NET 9.0, redis, and redis:7), SUSE (agama-web-ui, cockpit, cosign, glibc, google-cloud-sap-agent, google-osconfig-agent, kan … ⌘ Read more

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Renewables surge but power bills still climb
Renewable generation supplied almost 95% of New Zealand’s electricity in the March quarter, but household electricity costs and fuel prices still rose as the wider energy system remained exposed to gas decline and global fuel-market disruption.

The latest Energy Quarterly from the Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment (MBIE) showed renewables generated 94.5% of all electricity in the three months to March, up from 83.2% in the … ⌘ Read more

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Payee checks expanded as scam prevention grows
The banking sector’s confirmation of payee system is being extended by the Anti-Scam Alliance to cover fintechs and other non-bank providers, Commerce and Consumer Affairs Minister Cameron Brewer says.

“This work complements changes to the Fair Trading Act so online service providers can move faster to pull down suspected scam content before people get burned,” Brewer said. ⌘ Read more

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[$] LWN.net Weekly Edition for June 11, 2026
Inside this week’s LWN.net Weekly Edition:

  • Front: Suspicious AI activity in Fedora; fork() + exec(); splice() + vmsplice(); BPF loop verification; fanotify; trusted publishing.

  • Briefs: CA age bill; Bundler cooldowns; insecure code completion; Asahi and macOS 27 beta; Buildroot 2026.05; Ubuntu MATE; rsync 3.4.4; Quotes; …

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QuiznessDesk, Thursday, June 11
The official New Zealand coat of arms includes a Māori Chieftain and a European woman. What colour is the ta moko (permanent face marking) and the earring on the chieftain?
Who is film star Warren Beatty’s famous sister?
The title of which Charles Dickens novel is also the name of a famous American magician?
Rob Sering hosted the Night Gallery, but was more famous for hosting which other sci-fi series?
Founded in 1869, which university, home to “Scarfies,” is the … ⌘ Read more

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Warmer Kiwi Homes insulation funding scheme up in the air
An $80 million government scheme helping low-income families insulate their homes looks set for the chop, after no more money was allocated to it in the Budget.

Warmer Kiwi Homes was set up in 2018 under the Labour Government and provides grants covering up to 90% of the cost of insulation and heating for eligible homes. ⌘ Read more

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The jets are cool, but inflation keeps coming
One of the perils of living within a fractured political and geopolitical environment is that the next crisis is seemingly always just around the corner.

This came through very clearly in a recent survey commissioned by telco 2degrees, the Shaping Business Study, which appeared to show many business owners had gi … ⌘ Read more

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View from the top: Agricultural leaders upbeat at Fieldays
A frosty 1C sunrise at Mystery Creek did little to deter the mood among the who’s who of the primary sector at day one of Fieldays.

The national four-day agricultural event kicked off on Wednesday, with leaders across the sector and politicians turning up to mingle with each other and farmers. ⌘ Read more

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Ford NZ books $25m tax bill after IRD settles dispute with US authorities
Ford Motor Company New Zealand has paid $25 million in tax after Inland Revenue and US tax authorities settled a dispute over the handling of the car importer’s income.

A financial statement published by Ford’s NZ operations on Tuesday shows the years-long dispute over its tax payments had been resolved, resulting in a $25m tax bill and a $4.7m loss for the year to Dec 31. ⌘ Read more

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