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Exclusive: HP's Rachael Williams on why diversity in tech leadership matters
Rachael Williams of HP highlights the critical need for diversity in tech leadership, urging bold action for better business outcomes and innovation.

Melbourne rockers and Jamaican hip hop band among new signings for Womad 2025
Womad Aotearoa has announced four new artists for its 2025 lineup in New Plymouth.

Canterbury kura expansion finally begins
Te Kura o Tuahiwi is set to receive six new classrooms and a new hall to support it's growing roll.

Live: Black Caps batting first in first test against England
Follow live coverage of the first test between the Black Caps and England from Hagley Oval in Christchurch.

The regions, ages and industries where job numbers are falling
Some regions, industries and ages are finding it tougher when it comes to filling jobs

Patient dies after lab down at Dunedin Hospital's cardiac unit
Staff were waiting for Dunedin Hospital's catheterisation lab, where vital heart procedures are done, to be repaired.

AI in cybersecurity: Not yet autonomous, but the time to prepare is now
As we approach 2025, experts warn that while AI is increasingly used to enhance cyberattacks, fully autonomous threats remain largely unfulfilled.

Tower has strong bounce-back into profit
The New Zealand-owned company benefited from a lack of large claims and planned to hand back $45m of excess money not needed for payouts through a mandatory buy back of shares.

Three gang patch arrests as police brace for Mongrel Mob funeral
Three of the gang's members have been arrested as police monitor a funeral in Bay of Plenty.

How queen bees and wasps set our backyards abuzz in readiness for summer
As the weather heats up bee and wasp queens emerge from hibernation in search of a place to start their nests.

What next for SolarZero customers?
SolarZero says subscriptions will continue for existing customers, but no new systems will be sold.

�We�re stuffed�: Franz ratepayers� anguish over flood walls deal
Franz Josef ratepayers have grudgingly agreed to a government finance deal for flood protection which they need but can ill-afford.

A child beauty queen�s death, a botched investigation and decades of mystery: What we know about JonBen�t Ramsey�s killing
A new documentary series reexamines the gruesome killing and suggests modern tech might help solve the case that has riveted and perplexed people for decades.

A warm wave is coming, bringing 30C for some ... but a cold turn for the south.
Wednesday night provided the majority of the country with muggy hot weather, but a cold front moving over the South Island brings some strong, cooler wind.

AI's transformative role in business marketing by 2025
As AI's influence on marketing and customer experience intensifies, experts from Klaviyo, Jitterbit, and Canva share varied insights on its future impact.

Cybersecurity expert predicts AI & fraud threats for 2025
Matt Aldridge from OpenText Cybersecurity warns that enterprises must bolster their AI security measures in 2025 to combat evolving cyber threats.

Donald Trump says he�ll protect US-made cars through steep tariffs, but there is no such thing as an all-American car
Trump is vowing to protect US-made cars through steep tariffs on imports. The problem is, there's no such thing as an all-American car.

Strong demand for products sees profit for Fisher & Paykel Healthcare
Its hospital products, which included humidification products used in respiratory, acute and surgical care, revenue was up 21 percent from a year ago.

Test cricket live updates: Black Caps v England day 1
Ben Stokes has elected to bowl first as England win the toss at Hagley Oval.