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InDebted founder steps back as chief executive search begins
InDebted founder Josh Foreman steps back from day-to-day leadership as the debt collection software group posts record growth and hunts a new Chief Executive.

Transparency vital to possible revival of sheep farmers' wool levy, Federated Farmers says
Farmers voted out the NZ Wool Board and its levy in 2003, but with wool profits up after a tough few decades, will it return?

Nensi Patel earns maiden T20 World Cup call-up
The off-spinning all-rounder has been included in the 15-member squad to defend title on the back of consistent domestic performances.

NCS unveils AI partnerships for public safety in APAC
NCS signs AI deals with Mistral, VAST Data, Lian Xin and robotics firms to boost public safety operations across Singapore and Asia Pacific.

Ultra-marathon swimmer Jono Ridler delivers petition to ban bottom trawling to Parliament
After swimming almost 1400km, Jono Ridler delivered the petition to ban bottom trawling, signed by 73,647 people, and called for an end to the practice.

Blues rotate All Blacks with change for Beauden Barrett in Super Rugby teams
The four Kiwi sides and Moana Pasifika have named their line-ups for round 12 of Super Rugby Pacific.

Fortinet report finds boards resist cyber hiring push
Fortinet report finds boards resist cyber hiring as breach costs climb and AI worries grow, with UK and global firms under pressure to train staff.

Trade Minister Todd McClay questioned by Indian media over Shane Jones' 'butter chicken tsunami' barb
Trade Minister Todd McClay said he told media the New Zealand First MP was "entitled to say what he wanted" - but it was not a widely held view.

Kiwi being held in ICE detention faces another 6 weeks in facility before new hearing
Everlee Wihongi is waiting for another hearing with a judge, but that won't happen until June, her family says.

Teenage girl missing in Hamilton for five days
Paige was last seen in Frankton on Friday.

New Zealand and Australia collaborate on fuel, fertiliser pressures with agriculture, aviation
Australia acted 'hard and early' to secure diesel and urea fertiliser, while New Zealand tried to do the same but could have done better.

AI PC adoption moves from pilots to workplace rollout
AMD-backed IDC survey finds 61% of organisations have already deployed AI PCs, as firms move from pilots to wider workplace rollout.

Person hurt as blaze tears through large industrial building
Firefighters have extinguished a fire that tore through a Timaru industrial premises this morning.

New Zealand equipment often unused, Teletrac finds
New Zealand fleet operators leave equipment idle half the time as Teletrac Navman warns manual logs and patchy data curb utilisation.

Greens defend Mangere candidate Michel Mulipola for past social media posts
Past social media posts have surfaced of the Green Party Mangere candidate ripping up the New Zealand flag, calling police 'pigs'.

Former Warehouse store transformed into $56m council HQ
It was once The Warehouse, but the inner city site has been transformed into the headquarters of the Otago Regional Council.

Question Time begins with a showdown between Minister and ... Minister?
Parliament began this week with a Question Time in which the government was being pressed by ... another member of the government.

AI advances are reshaping cyber risk, experts warn
Check Point and Flashpoint warn AI is speeding up exploit development, shrinking patch windows and forcing defenders to rethink first-line protections.

Bitget says 460,000 users adopted its AI trading tools
Bitget's Gracy AI and GetAgent have drawn more than 460,000 users as the exchange expands its four-layer AI trading stack.

Education Ministry’s attempt to change school union meeting rules rejected
A long-standing practice of secondary schools offering “supervision only” while teachers attend union meetings is sufficient to keep them legally open, a judge has found.