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      Home > News >  Subscribe to NZCity's Politics articles  Politics
    Government holds firm on not negotiating with hackers in wake of Qantas breach
     12 October 2025
    The federal government is sticking to its position of not negotiating with cyber criminals, despite hackers releasing personal data from millions of Qantas customers onto the dark web and threatening to target Australia.
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    The Climate Change Minister says the Government's working with the farming industry, not against it, on new methane targets
    12 Oct: The Climate Change Minister says the Government's working with the farming industry, not against it, on new methane targets... more
    In other results:
    11 Oct: In other results:... more
    Secondary school teachers will go ahead with strike action next week, despite a pay offer on Friday
    11 Oct: Secondary school teachers will go ahead with strike action next week, despite a pay offer on Friday... more
    New mums will soon be offered to stay in hospital for at least three-days after giving birth
    11 Oct: New mums will soon be offered to stay in hospital for at least three-days after giving birth... more
    A push for innovative solutions to address New Zealand's growing mental health crisis
    11 Oct: A push for innovative solutions to address New Zealand's growing mental health crisis... more
    We should learn this afternoon who'll be leading our largest cities for the next three years
    11 Oct: We should learn this afternoon who'll be leading our largest cities for the next three years... more
    Israeli government approves phase one of Gaza ceasefire and hostage deal
    10 Oct: The Israeli government has approved Gaza's ceasefire and hostage deal, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's office said early on Friday.... more
    Claims the Government could be about to sell an asset - right before it makes a return
    10 Oct: Claims the Government could be about to sell an asset - right before it makes a return... more
    A tech expert says any sale of the public stake in Chorus should be reinvested into the industry
    10 Oct: A tech expert says any sale of the public stake in Chorus should be reinvested into the industry... more

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     Today's News

    		 Business:
    Government holds firm on not negotiating with hackers in wake of Qantas breach 21:47

     Rugby:
    It's advantage Counties Manukau at half-time in their NPC quarter-final with Canterbury in Christchurch 21:17

     Rugby League:
    Counties Manukau have claimed the men's NZRL National Premiership title with a 46-nil thumping of Canterbury in Auckland 18:57

     Motoring:
    Kiwi Ryan Wood and his co-driver Jayden Ojeda are well in the hunt after the halfway mark of the Bathurst 1000 18:37

     Rugby:
    Counties Manukau's late season surge has been halted by Canterbury in their NPC quarter-final in Christchurch 18:27

     Law and Order:
    Why the Gaza ceasefire could collapse over coming days 18:17

     Basketball:
    The Breakers have their noses in front after three quarters in their NBL match with the South East Melbourne Phoenix in Auckland 18:07

     International:
    How long can you safely store and reheat leftovers? 17:57

     General:
    History for Hannah Berry at the Iron Man World Championships in Hawaii 17:37

     International:
    Afghan Taliban forces attack Pakistani border posts as 'retaliation' for Kabul air strikes 17:27
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