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Whanganui embraces chance to host Waikato medical school's placements
A new agreement with Waikato University and other parties is a massive opportunity for the region, the mayor says.

Saviynt launches global tour to spotlight AI identity security
Saviynt launches its UNLOCK global tour across major cities to explore AI-powered identity security and governance in 2025, uniting industry leaders worldwide.

League: Tonga names star-studded men's and women's teams for Pacific Championships
Tonga Rugby League is calling on all Tongans to unite behind their men's and women's national teams.

Bankrupt real estate agent given further jail time for hiding assets
Aaron Drever concealed income and property that could have been used to pay creditors while he was on bail.

Mobile cell site ‘completely destroyed’ in arson attack
The incident overnight Tuesday was the second targeted attack on the telco’s infrastructure in the area in as many weeks, One NZ said in a statement.

The city dominating New Zealand's commercial property market
Christchurch is dominating the commercial property market, with some of the lowest vacancy rates in the country.

SH1 in Canterbury reopens after serious crash near Cheviot
One person was seriously injured in the crash this morning.

Corsair EX300U SSD review: 10Gbps USB performance with a MagSafe magnet
At a glanceExpert's Rating Pros Small form-factor MagSafe magnetic mounting Good 10Gbps performance Cons Only 10Gbps Our Verdict If you want a good-performing SSD that you can stick to the back of your MagSafe device, then the 10Gbps EX300U is the more affordable (albeit slower) choice than the company’s USB4 EX400U. Price When Reviewed This value will show the...

Disgraced real estate agent Aaron Drever sentenced again
Aaron Drever has been sentenced to another eight months' jail, this time for misleading the Official Assignee.

Wellington mayor Tory Whanau gives valedictory speech
Wellington's outgoing mayor used her valedictory speech to call out the government and some of her colleagues.

All about that AI: What’s next for NetSuite
Oracle's NetSuite unveils NetSuite Next, an AI-native ERP with 'Ask Oracle' AI, launching in North America within 12 months to enhance business operations.

Amazon Prime Day is the ideal time to buy your first mini-PC
Sure, there are mini-PCs for $800 but you don’t need to spend a fortune to get your first mini-PC. That’s crystal clear with the deals up on Amazon right now for Amazon Prime Day. Right now, you can pick up your first mini-PC for just under $170 for a massive discount...

Google backs NZ subsea cable project to drive $36b of AI benefit for kiwis
AI could boost New Zealand's economy by NZD $36 billion, as Google advances digital infrastructure with the Honomoana subsea cable and AI initiatives.

Hipkins urges Winston to move on and ‘dial back the rhetoric’ over house attack
The Labour leader says it’s time for Winston Peters to stop talking about himself, move on from the crowbar attack on his house and focus on issues Kiwis care about.

Gartner forecasts major consolidation in agentic AI market ahead
Gartner forecasts a major consolidation in the agentic AI market as supply far exceeds demand, leading to a significant sector correction and future growth.

Radiology’s opportunities start with understanding data
Radiology growth in Australia and New Zealand demands integrated data solutions like Arkturus to overcome fragmented systems and boost care efficiency.

Dunedin Hospital ED introduces peer support workers
They will help patients arriving in mental health crisis, the government says.

Eminently suite-able for the NZ market: Reflecting on the rise of cloud ERP
NetSuite’s cloud ERP suits New Zealand’s small to medium businesses well, with scalable solutions meeting complex needs beyond basic accounting packages.