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PSA says disability provider refusing to accept recommendation to settle pay dispute
The country's largest kaupapa Maori community disability provider is refusing to accept a facilitator's recommendation to settle a collective agreement, a union says.

One person injured after bus crashes into truck in Palmerston North
A person with moderate injuries has been taken to Palmerston North Hospital after a bus crashed into the back of truck in Kelvin Grove.

Luxon defends Stanford as she faces backlash from India
An MP in India has called Erica Stanford’s comments “deeply offensive and disrespectful” to Indians.

Blue Yonder remains a leader in Gartner’s supply chain report
Blue Yonder clinches Leader spot for 14th year running in Gartner's 2025 Magic Quadrant for Warehouse Management Systems, highlighting its AI-driven tech.

Thousands of Asus routers are being hit with stealthy, persistent backdoors
Backdoor giving full administrative control can survive reboots and firmware updates.

Watch live: Ministers outline sweeping changes to RMA rules
What's billed as a historic change under the Resource Management Act is being released to the public for feedback.

Cordons block roads in South Taranaki as police attend 'pre-planned operation'
Police have put in cordons in place in South Taranaki while they attend what is being described as a "pre-planned operation".

Champawgne and Purrno Noir: Wine for anxious cats and dogs
The wines were inspired by 'dog beers', which are usually made from bone broth.

Vanuatu's market mamas forced to move after December earthquake
Fresh produce seller Leidab David said when the earthquake struck they were at the national market in town and they all ran.

Ancelotti positive after Rangers meeting - but could Modric follow?
Davide Ancelotti held fresh talks with Rangers about their managerial vacancy in London last week and further discussions are planned over the next few days.

Who is Zack Rumble, the Kiwi rower arrested in the US?
An international rower was arrested while representing New Zealand in the United States.

IPCA calls for new police interview training, following review of controversial tactic
The police watchdog found some officers avoid carrying out DVD recorded interviews due to fear they will be criticised in court.

What the Chia Sisters founders have learned on their second attempt at cracking the Aussie market
More focus, being on the ground, and a city by city approach are helping Florence and Chloe van Dyke expand their healthy drinks brand across the ditch.

Teen charged with shoplifting more than $10,000
Police say a thief bagged nearly $1000 worth of groceries before they tracked him down in Auckland last week.

Judge drops murder charges related to Karori death after deemed unsafe for jury
A women was facing a charge of being party to murder for the death of Rau Tongia, who died in Karori in 2020.

Rimini Street names new COO to drive global growth strategy
Rimini Street appoints Vijay Kumar as COO to spearhead global growth, focusing on operational efficiency and innovative IT solutions without ERP upgrades.

Investigation into Bluff boat explosion may see the carrier untouched for years
Three crew members were injured and taken to Kew Hospital in Invercargill.

Moana Pasifika's season comes down to Hurricanes match
Moana Pasifika lock forward Tom Savage says they have prepared well as they face a final-round match against the Hurricanes in Wellington.

Tinian adopts cryptocurrency for internet gaming
"We believe that this initiative can help not only Tinian but the entire CNMI in our efforts to economic recovery."