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How to build a standardised software development platform
A GitLab study reveals 65% of Australian businesses are speeding up software delivery, but fragmentation in tools poses risks—standardisation is key to efficiency.

Adobe unveils AI-powered contract insights in Acrobat AI
Adobe has unveiled AI-driven features in Acrobat AI to simplify contract management, enabling quicker understanding and comparison for users worldwide.

Agile continues to shape business strategies by 2025
A Forrester report highlights the crucial role of agile methodologies in modern business, with 95% recognising its importance amid evolving technology and AI.

Senior Indian diplomat wants Auckland consulate to be fully functional by May
Temporary venue is currently unable to provide assistance on issues relating to visas and overseas citizens of India.

NZ woman Rachel McKenna allegedly killed by partner in murder-suicide in Melbourne
Rachel McKenna is being remembered as a loving soul and a devoted mother.

Rare venomous sea snake discovered on Auckland beach
The blue-lipped sea krait was found by a member of the public on a Devonport beach on the North Shore.

Shane Jones' threat to cut future funding for Waitangi Trust over powhiri disruption
The senior NZ First Minister said the powhiri had become a circus and was no longer fit for purpose after multiple interruptions.

Kalyn Ponga said no to Kangaroos but is set to play for Maori All Stars
Kalyn Ponga representing the New Zealand Maori All Stars could ruffle the feathers of Kangaroos fans.

Pedestrian critically injured after being hit by truck in Auckland
Emergency services have closed a section of road in Parnell’s The Strand on Wednesday afternoon due to the incident and the serious crash unit are in attendance.

School phone bans don't boost grades or wellbeing, study suggests
It is the first study to look at school phone rules, alongside measures of pupil health and education.

Investigations underway after alleged body dumping of man who died in Fiji police custody
Fiji's police chief says investigations are underway for allegations against his officers in the tourist town of Nadi, where they allegedly dumped a man's body after he died in custody.

Freshworks appoints Subramanian to lead product management
Freshworks has appointed Venki Subramanian as Senior Vice President of Product Management for Customer Experience, aiming to enhance its offerings for over 68,000 clients.

Dynatrace unveils AI, security, & developer tools update
Dynatrace has launched innovative updates to its platform, enhancing AI capabilities, security measures, and supporting developers in proactive IT service management.

Armed police in Auckland suburb of Waterview, cordons in place
Armed officers are standing guard in Waterview as a police operation unfolds.

Lone 'Bald Brother' Dylan Walker turns new page in Warriors tenure
The departure of club stalwart Jazz Tevaga - and others - has left a void that those remaining must fill.

Armed police cordon off area in West Auckland
The public has been asked to stay away from from Waterview’s Tutuki St while police investigate.

Kokonut Cafe crocodiles to be rehomed in Solomon Islands
Two large saltwater crocodiles living in caged pits behind a café in Solomon Islands are to be rehomed by a New Zealand animal charity.

Vehicle fire blocks lanes on Auckland's SH16, expect delays
The New Zealand Transport agency said in to expect delays until the vehicle was moved.

Car fire blocks lanes on Auckland motorway
The two right eastbound lanes are blocked on SH16, between Rosebank Rd and Great North Rd.

Person critically injured after being hit by truck in Auckland's Parnell
Emergency services were called to The Strand in Parnell on Wednesday afternoon.

Teen girls rescued after jumping off Waitangi Wharf, being swept away
The teenage girls were swept away after jumping off Waitangi Wharf - another few minutes and it could have been a different result, police say.