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Lessons from a divorce coach in a tough property market
Don't give up your job, know what you owe, and be careful living together after separating, a divorce coach says.

Gallagher Security appoints Sean Pathak to lead Upper North Island
Gallagher Security has appointed Sean Pathak as Sales Manager for the Upper North Island, reinforcing its focus on IT and business intelligence growth.

Search for person on grounds during 'arson' at abandoned hospital
The fire at the now abandoned hospital and asylum is being treated as suspicious.

Community celebrates opening of colossal Hindu temple in Wellington
Spanning 3700 square metres, the complex in Lower Hutt features a prayer hall, dining hall, auditorium, learning centre and commercial kitchen.

Hayden Wilde's doctor on his remarkable comeback
Three months after being hit by a truck, the New Zealand triathlete returned with a remarkable victory.

Most cyber attack brokers sell admin access from USD $500
Cyber attackers can buy admin-level access to corporate networks from USD $500, with 71% of dark web listings offering privileged credentials, new research shows.

The human cost as Team NZ modernise to snap America’s Cup's 'Achilles heel'
Team NZ boss Grant Dalton reveals one of the harder decisions was introducing battery power to replace an innovation that inspired their Cup dominance.

Quiz: Which quotes got MPs booted out of Parliament?
Try and see if you can guess which other quotes landed members, both past and present, in hot water with the speaker.

Auckland's top mayoral candidates to be questioned by voters
Councillor Kerrin Leoni and Auckland Mayor Wayne Brown will appear at the 'Let's Talk About Auckland' event.

'Cryptocrash king' Do Kwon pleads guilty to fraud
He has been accused of a helping to spark a cryptocurrency crisis that cost investors more than $40bn.

Suspension of salary 'unjustified', Fiji's chief prosecutor Christopher Pryde says
Fiji's chief prosecutor claims the President's suspension of his NZ$184,000 salary is illegal and unjustified.

ASB Bank posts steady profit as expenses offset lending gains
Chief executive Vittoria Shortt said the result showed the slower overall economy and financial pressures customers, but conditions were improving.

'Once a poster girl, now an international laggard': Pay equity appeal goes to UN
A pay equity advocacy group is making an urgent appeal to the UN to investigate the government's changes to pay equity laws.

AI can make us UK's biggest firm, Rolls-Royce says
Tufan Erginbilgic says business deals to supply nuclear power for artificial intelligence could boost its fortunes

Warning after real estate agents caught altering sale agreements
Buyers may be being put at risk, the Law Association warns.

Embassy staff in contact with Kiwi woman detained in US immigration facility
It was only made aware of the case through media reports - and Foreign Minister Winston Peters' office said nobody made contact before then.

ANZ businesses accelerate AI adoption for innovation & growth
Australian and New Zealand businesses across sectors are rapidly adopting AI for smarter operations, with SAP highlighting key use cases and promoting responsible, inclusive innovation.

Noel Edmonds says this is the truth about his Kiwi Adventure, like it or not
The three part TV series called Noel Edmonds’ Kiwi Adventure, has finished but the Brit is adamant it wasn’t cancelled.

Family feud leads to killing and life imprisonment for Head Hunters member
Texas Doctor and Sione Tupou’s families had been feuding. It all came to a head outside a liquor store.

Oura app enhances Pregnancy Insights with personalised tracking
OURA app enhances its Pregnancy Insights with personalised tracking of key biometrics, helping women navigate pregnancy in real time across Australia and New Zealand.