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Battle continues in Solomon Islands against UXOs eight decades after WWII
More than 80 years after the Battle of Guadalcanal, communities today are still grappling with the unexploded devices left behind.

Fear in Antarctic base as research team member is accused of assault
A member of a small South African research team at a remote Antarctic base has accused a colleague of assault .

Adobe AI: Sensei and Firefly empower the many, challenge the few
As Adobe Summit unfolds in Las Vegas, anticipation grows around the potential of its AI tools, Sensei and Firefly, which could reshape creative industries.

HPE unveils AI-enhancing data layer in NVIDIA partnership
Hewlett Packard Enterprise unveils a unified data layer to boost AI capabilities, collaborating with NVIDIA to enhance enterprise data storage and insights.

Adobe unveils AI agent tool for personalised experiences
Adobe has unveiled the Experience Platform Agent Orchestrator, a new tool aimed at enhancing AI integration for businesses' marketing and customer experiences.

Out-of-action postboxes leaves Hawke's Bay residents in dark
A woman dropped off her bowel screening test into one of the boxes - only to realise two weeks later it was never sent.

What school lunch provider Libelle's biggest problem was
Libelle went into liquidation last week owing nearly 250 creditors money.

Gigamon celebrates top ANZ partners at 2024 awards event
Gigamon celebrated its 2024 ANZ Partner Awards on 5 March in Sydney, honouring top partners in hybrid cloud security for their key contributions to the region.

AI investment in ANZ increases fourfold by 2025
Lenovo's latest report forecasts a fourfold rise in AI investment in Australia and New Zealand by 2025, signalling a strong local commitment despite early-stage adoption.

Appeal for CCTV footage as expert ponders meteorite search in Hawke's Bay
Hunting for what could be the country's eleventh meteorite is like looking for a needle in a haystack, an expert says.

Foreign aid will continue but in what form it's hard to say - academic
Robin Davies, an honorary professor at the Australian National University's Crawford School of Public Policy, is confident that overseas development assistance to the Pacific will continue.

Adobe & Microsoft integrate AI agents for marketers
Adobe has launched a private preview of its Marketing Agent, collaborating with Microsoft to integrate AI in Microsoft 365 Copilot applications, enhancing marketers' productivity.

Adobe unveils new Firefly tools for personalised content
Adobe has launched advanced features in its Firefly Services, enhancing marketers' capabilities to produce personalised content rapidly across digital platforms.

Adobe introduces new AI capabilities in Experience Cloud
Adobe has unveiled enhanced capabilities within Adobe Experience Cloud, incorporating AI to improve customer experiences and advance B2B strategies.

Adobe GenStudio enhances AI features for marketers
Adobe has unveiled new features for its GenStudio platform, enhancing AI capabilities to streamline content production and personalisation for marketers.

Wine makers ask growers to leave some grapes unpicked in Marlborough
With wine still in vats from last year, lower sales and uncertainty over tariffs there's nervousness in the industry.

NICE unveils CXone Mpower Orchestrator for service AI
NICE has launched CXone Mpower Orchestrator, claiming it as the first solution for complete end-to-end automation in customer service via a single AI platform.