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NZ's 'light touch' AI strategy raises eyebrows among experts
Critics say the strategy lacks timelines, deliverables and measurable goals.
'World-leading': New study addresses concussion risks for female athletes
The new technology installed will detect signs of concussion from blood.
'Incorrectly coded': Ambulance arrives four hours after 111 call to find woman dead
She was struggling to breathe on the morning of Christmas Eve when she called for help.
Man charged after 4WD rams police car during traffic stop
A 44-year-old will appear in Manukau District Court on multiple charges.
Auckland nurse finished shift with fractured ankle because of short-staffing
District nurses have written to the Health NZ CEO about severe understaffing issues.
Mt Eden prison murder-accused, victim both known to mental health services
The victim's father wants to know why the two men shared a cell.
'Frustrating': Junior Tall Blacks' $5000 barrier to compete at World Cup
Each player had to pay $5000 to feature at the U19 World Cup in Switzerland.
How an engineer's introduction to underworld poker games led to $1m Watercare fraud
The 17-month swindle is believed to be one of the largest public sector thefts on record.
Letters: St John needs more funding for the great service they provide
OPINION: 'If Ardern fronted for the Covid inquiry, she could and may change my mind'.
'Skyrocketing levels of Jew hatred:' Why NZ is not immune to rising antisemitism concerns
A Melbourne synagogue was set alight in an alleged antisemitic attack.
Family appalled after 99yo's landline left disconnected for days
Spark took five days to reconnect the landline, despite daily calls.
'Disgraceful act': Historical graves damaged in Auckland
The graves, up to 150 years old, were pushed over and broken.
63,000 lockdown breaches reported as Covid inquiry reveals impact
Experts say public reporting of breaches during pandemic was ineffective and burdensome.
On The Up: Freeze-dried food maker aims for major growth with Rebel Sport, Foodstuffs deals
Founder Mike Rudling envisions Radix as a global leader in personalised nutrition.
One of Jacinda Ardern's favourite cafes closes over 'economic conditions'
'We have been going backwards for too long,' the cafe said.
Robber stole woman's $2k pokie winnings and left her unconscious outside bar
She was dragged by the robber’s car when she fought to get her money back.
Tanah time: Boyd to make Warriors debut against Tigers
Meanwhile a star player has recovered from an ankle injury to take his place in the side.
Police search for Michael Tautari, urge public not to approach him
He is known to frequent the wider Auckland and Waikato regions.
$30 billion blast-off: Why Rocket Lab just hit an all-time high
Recent US political developments impact Rocket Lab, Infratil and Allbirds.
AT's six-figure spend on public figures to create social media content under fire
AT spent $147,765 on social media influencer campaigns in the year to May 2025.
Teen's food truck rebrand appeal after KFC legal challenge
Ben Yang, 17, runs Yang's Fried Chicken from a food truck in Christchurch.
Non merci Hamilton: French snub stay in The Tron before All Blacks series finale
The French have opted to stay in Auckland, citing preferred facilities.
Mercury inks long-term power deal to support NZ packaging giant
The deal will support Mercury to build more renewable power generation.
End of an era: Kinleith workers mark closure
Workers gathered in Tokoroa after a chapter of 71 years closed on June 30.
Genesis AI trial cuts energy use by 10% with smart hot water control
The trial involved 17,000 customers, shifting water heating to off-peak times.
Council reviewing court ruling on Ngāti Whātua Ōrākei dominance at Westhaven
The court affirmed Ngāti Whātua Ōrākei's dominance at Westhaven over 18 other iwi.
Hipkins claims Covid-19 inquiry creates platform for conspiracy theorists
Scope needed to be widened "even if this hurts the egos of former ministers" - van Velden.
Billionaire-backed Western Springs stadium bid pulled from race
Auckland Arena was set to host 12,500 seats, costing $200m-$300m privately.
$61m building project under way at one of nation's richest private schools
Saint Kentigern's new development will add 42 classrooms and a large amphitheatre.
Nonu extends Toulon deal, aged 43
The former All Black became the oldest player in Top 14 history last March.
Where to next? Five dreamy holidays with all the perks
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Editorial: Coronial inquest into deaths in flooding will hurt - hopefully it will also help
OPINION: 19 lives are thought to have been lost in the immediate and long-term aftermath.
Property Insider: Mansons begins Graham St project; free car with Westgate home; how’s Resido going?
Two basement levels, nine storeys of offices: NZ's biggest new commercial project begins.