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Delta’s new ATL Sky Club finally makes Atlanta layovers enjoyable

HR, IT & finance urged to align on corporate travel
HR, IT and finance must align on corporate travel or risk frustrated staff, weak compliance and poor cost control, SAP Concur warns.

Black Foils open up on 'traumatic' crash
The New Zealand SailGP team have broken their silence on the high-speed crash with Team France.

The tech bros might show more humility in Delhi – but will they make AI any safer?
As global tech leaders meet Delhi, India hopes to level the playing field for countries outside the US and China.

'Disaster sightseeing' getting in way of contractors, mayor of storm-hit Rangitikei says
The Rangitikei mayor wants people to stop taking trips into the back country because they are getting in the way.

Person killed by dogs in Northland
St John said an ambulance and helicopter were called to the scene around 11.22 this morning.

QSIC boosts global in-store media reliability with Datadog
QSIC adopts Datadog to monitor 17,000-store audio network, slashing incident recovery from days to hours and boosting retail media uptime.

Person killed by dogs in Kaihu, Northland
Police were called to the SH12 property this morning where a person was discovered dead.

Rockwell names Karen Hannify to lead APAC EPC alliances
Rockwell Automation names Karen Hannify to lead Asia-Pacific EPC alliances as it ramps up engagement on major industrial and infrastructure projects.

Reddit's human content wins amid the AI flood
Reddit says its human contributors are valued amid an internet awash with AI-generated content.

V2 AI bolsters Asia Pacific team amid agentic AI boom
V2 AI names new Asia Pacific leaders as it doubles consultants and rides surging enterprise demand for large-scale agentic AI projects.

Blues coach praises honesty of officials after controversial Chiefs try
Blues coach Vern Cotter has praised Super Rugby Pacific officials for openly admitting a crucial try in their 19-15 loss to the Chiefs should not have stood.

Farmers want the government to hurry up with new road rules for agricultural machinery
New road rules for agricultural machinery are nowhere to be seen, and in the meantime contractors are still being stung with fines.

Maximising value from AI in 2026
AI’s promise for 2026 hinges on fixing decaying, duplicate customer data to curb hallucinations and unlock sharper, revenue-driving insight.

Sharks disrupting fishing operations in the Northern Marianas
Fishers in the CNMI have raised concern about sharks disrupting fishing operations, destroying gear, and undermining already strained livelihoods.

Gun fired after altercation between two boaties in Auckland harbour
An item of interest was located by Armed Offenders Squad after they were transported to the boat in the Waitemata Harbour.

Party leaders call for politics to be taken out of planning for weather events
Luxon wants it handled independently, while Hipkins says infrastructure should not be something the parties "compete" on.

Andrew's daughters grapple with fallout from Epstein scandals
Princesses Beatrice and Eugenie are the latest royals to be engulfed in the saga.

Are $7 blocks now normal? What's going on with the price of chocolate
You weren't imagining it - Valentine's Day chocolate probably was more expensive this year.

TAP moves away from traditional aggregation
The Adviser Platform (TAP) is moving away from being a traditional aggregator to opening up its services to anyone in the market.

'Roof tiles absolutely everywhere': Wellingtonians confront damage after storm
"I showed up the next day to find my roof tiles absolutely everywhere."