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Microsoft's December Patches Squash Security Bugs

Critical bug-fixes ship for Internet Explorer, DirectX, and Windows Media Format technology. 12-Dec-2007

Microsoft Readies 7 Patches

The year's last batch of patches will focus on security fixes for Windows and Internet Explorer. 09-Dec-2007

Windows DNS Flaw Is Back

A Windows DNS vulnerability that Microsoft patched back in 1999 has resurfaced and could be used to redirect IE users to malicious Web sites. 04-Dec-2007

Police Raid Botmaster Blamed for 1 Million Infections

The raid took place on the home of the alleged ringleader of an international group of cybercriminals that is said to be responsible for massive PC infections. 29-Nov-2007

Police Break Up International Botnet

Police raided the New Zealand home of a man believed to have led a botnet that infected more than 1 million computers worldwide, disrupting operations. 29-Nov-2007

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New Zealand Olympians take rice to China as part of Games shipment

New Zealand's Olympic team will ship rice to China: 300 cans of creamed rice to provide a quick blast of carbohydrates for its athletes in August...

New Zealand volcano more unsettled: scientists

Volcanic activity at New Zealand's Mount Ruapehu is increasing and an eruption could occur at any time, scientists warned on Tuesday. The volcano...

Magic calls for consistency among refs

Waikato-Bay of Plenty coach Noeline Taurua has questioned the consistency of the umpiring in netball's trans-Tasman competition.. . . Taurua wasn't ...

New Zealand's National Party Extends Lead Over Government, Dominion Says

New Zealand's main opposition National Party extended its lead over the governing Labour Party, according to a poll published in the Dominion Post...

South Korea, New Zealand Agree to Study Feasibility of Free-Trade Accord

South Korea and New Zealand officials will study the feasibility of a free-trade agreement, the first step toward signing an accord. . . Joint ...

Hairy Maclary turns 25

One of New Zealand's most well-known dogs, Hairy Maclary, turns 25 this week.. . And selling a million copies around the world, the renowned series ...

Media: Is Bill Ralston's firm training John Key?

Speculation is rife on who is responsible for the faint improvement in the media performance of National Party leader John Key.. . One source ...

Students 'discriminated against'

Three out of four international students in New Zealand say they are discriminated against by local students, according to a major educational...

Rod Grout: Shipping freight across the big blue

While taxpayers consider the high costs of buying and maintaining a railway operation, another transport asset remains undeveloped and ...

New Zealand Lamb Flock May Drop to 50-Year Low on Drought; Exports Decline

New Zealand's lamb flock may drop to a 50-year low next season after drought cut breeding stock and farmers converted to more profitable dairying...

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