Azul Prime delivers 129% ROI & major cloud savings Azul Prime customers see 129% ROI, USD $10.2 million in benefits and nearly USD $4 million in cloud savings over three years, says study. 
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Teacher censured over ‘destructive’ sexualised comments to year 10 students A registered teacher has been censured for serious misconduct after making repeated sexualised comments to students at a boarding hostel. 
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Kakariki karaka eggs flown from Nelson sanctuary to Christchurch to boost species recovery Eggs from the country's rarest parakeet have been retrieved from a nest inside a Nelson sanctuary and flown to Christchurch in a bid to help the species recover. 
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A dozen Bluff oysters pushing $50 in NZ supermarkets Some of New Zealand’s most treasured kaimoana may break the bank this season. 
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Enterprises shun plug-and-play AI for tailored builds Enterprises ditch plug-and-play AI as Cognizant research shows buyers now favour bespoke builds and services-led, long-term partnerships. 
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'He was dying right in front of my eyes' - cancer patient's last chance dash to Australia Dozens of doctors have signed an open letter to the prime minister, pleading for change to the access of treatments. 
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Armed police descend on Kapiti Coast property The public is asked to avoid the area. 
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Pay rises offered to non-union primary teachers amid stalled negotiations The Public Service Commission has made it possible for primary school boards to offer pay rises to teachers who are not a part of a union. 
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AI leaders pull ahead as laggards face analytics latency AI projects in full production race ahead as a global survey exposes a widening trust and speed gap with organisations still experimenting. 
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‘Pretty scary’: What it really feels like to be hit by a Supercar going 150kph The Supercars star had to shake off a bone-rattling impact as well as criticism from rival drivers and fans. 
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Tauranga mayor joins opposition to plans for new pontoon on city’s waterfront Tauranga Mayor Mahé Drysdale - a former Olympic rower - has spoken in support of a group of rowers against a council plan for a pontoon. 
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Acclaimed Peruvian writer Alfredo Bryce Echenique dies aged 87 The author is best known for his novel A World for Julius, which chronicles the frivolous lives of the elite. 
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'We need to have a grown-up conversation about nitrate contmaination', Greenpeace says It comes after the Danish government significantly cut its legal limit. 
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Woman dies, child hurt after car crashes into cafe on Auckland’s North Shore "She was in a lot of pain": Witnesses were left shocked as they tried to help the woman after what they say was a "massive crash". 
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Peeni Henare tells MPs to move away from 'gotcha style politics' in valedictory speech Henare says he isn't surprised to see the "waning of trust and belief in this institution". 
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