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Straker partners with n8n to automate quality AI translations
Straker has teamed up with n8n to launch Straker Verify, automating AI translation workflows while ensuring quality and compliance for businesses globally.

Britain's Got Talent comic addresses online trolls
Joseph Charm came fifth after receiving the Golden Buzzer from judge Alesha Dixon.

More then 3,000 shows announced for Edinburgh Fringe
Comedy, music, magic and cabaret will all be part of the arts festival, which runs from August 1 to 25.

Hawke's Bay iwi Ngati Kahungunu protest sale of ancestral mountain
"At the end of the day our final outcome, the only outcome, is for that mountain to be back in Maori hands, Maori ownership."

Matariki takes to the water for 2025 festival
Auckland's Matariki Festival will invite visitors to paddle waka and experience kapa haka, as the city celebrates the Maori lunar new year.

Toxic 'superweed' spreading across Northland sparks concern
The Northland regional council and farming groups are developing a plan to try to control an invasive weed known as the "mad rag" or "fireweed", amid fears it could spread to other regions.

Canva leverages Snowflake to scale B2B growth & personalisation
Canva uses Snowflake AI Data Cloud to accelerate B2B growth, personalise user experiences, and support global expansion with over 230 million monthly users.

Pensioner saved from drowning after rogue wave knocks him over while fishing
John Schofield was laying face down in the water after being knocked down by heavy swells while fishing near the mouth of Otaki River.

Siemens & Hirano innovate battery machine with digital twin
Siemens and Hirano Tecseed partner to boost battery machine efficiency with digital twins, cutting defects and speeding up production in a growing EV market.

Siemens & Hirano drive battery machine innovation with digital twin
Siemens and Hirano Tecseed partner to boost battery machine efficiency with digital twins, cutting defects and speeding up production in a growing EV market.

Unauthorised vehicle inspector sentenced after issuing 677 fraudulent WOFs
Customers were charged $60 per warrant of fitness, earning Imroz Taki more than $40,000 in undue revenue.

Taskmaster creator hosts care home competition
Alex Horne hosted the competition at Seccombe Court in Adderbury, Oxfordshire.

Disney makes hundreds more layoffs as it cuts costs
The media giant has been under pressure as viewers move away from cable TV to streaming platforms.

Opinion: Why dastardly Max Verstappen deserved black flag and must be banned
A meaningful deterrent is the only way Red Bull star will ever learn, argues Oliver Brown.

Capital water project transition under way
South Wairarapa District Council is set to spend almost $30 million on capital water infrastructure projects in the next two years, with all to be delivered in-house until a new water services entity is established.

Super Rugby power rankings: Clayton McMillan�s Chiefs legacy on the line
Where does your team rank in Stuff�s final power rankings of the season?

Air NZ announces Christchurch-Adelaide route
The seasonal service will begin in October.

Biggest bank cuts home loan rates
It will cut its 18-month fixed rate by 10 basis points to 4.89 percent, which the bank said was the lowest since April 2022.

How pulling out of a long-planned new infant formula standard left the government with an expensive problem
When Andrew Hoggard announced NZ would set its own infant formula standard, he knew it would be "complex", "costly" and "require significant resources". Creating a stand alone infant formula food...