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Jevon McSkimming: Former Police Minister Stuart Nash surprised by porn allegations against resigned deputy commissioner
Jevon McSkimming - already under criminal investigation - resigned abruptly yesterday.

Epicor unveils carbon cost tool for manufacturers’ reporting
Epicor launches Carbon Cost Rollup, a patent-pending tool integrating carbon tracking into its Kinetic ERP, driving manufacturing transparency and sustainability.

Over 160 CNMI athletes bound for Palau Mini Games
CNMI's chef de mission says this will be one of the largest delegations the territory has ever sent to a mini games.

Telstra Health partners with Salesforce to unify digital health
Telstra Health partners with Salesforce and Snowflake to enhance its digital health ecosystem, aiming to unify healthcare platforms across Australia and New Zealand.

Serious crash closes SH2 in central Hawke's Bay
Serious injuries feared after two vehicles collide.

Daron Parton’s cartoons: May 1 - 31
Our cartoonist Daron Parton shares his view on current events.

Gisborne gang tangi: Police make arrests, impound vehicles
Police arrested four people for displaying gang insignia in Gisborne.

How Trump managed to get his much-needed China trade victory
The US and China will drop massive tariffs by 115 percentage points after talks.

Lake Hood’s toxic algae levels drop but remains closed
Toxic algae levels have dropped at Lake Hood , but a health warning remains in place and the lake remains closed.

Union, government in mediation over working from home restrictions
The PSA said tightening up on working from home disproportionately affects women who make up 62 percent of for public sector staff.

Protein is important during perimenopause - here's how much you need and why
During perimenopause oestrogen levels begin to drop, which decreases bone density and muscle mass.

The future is looking bright for Maori basketballer in US
Kahuranaki Treacher aims for the US college basketball season at Eastern Arizona.

Measles outbreak in NZ would be ‘like a nightmare’ - paediatrician
Aucklanders are urged to check for measles exposure after a new case emerged.

Labour's Chris Hipkins takes aim at pay equity changes, government's 'austerity' and 'division' in speech
Labour's leader in a speech said the government's policies would lead to "decline", and hinted at sweeping tax changes under his leadership.

Ryan Fox moves to 71st in golf world rankings after Myrtle Beach Classic win
His win secures a PGA Tour spot for 2026 and 2027, and entry to the PGA Championship.

How the Super Rugby Pacific playoffs work
With just three Super Rugby Pacific rounds to be played before the playoffs, it’s time for a refresher on how the new sudden-death format works.

Serious crash closes State Highway 2 near Takapau, Central Hawke’s Bay
Detours are set via Fraser Rd, Oruawharo Rd, and Maharakeke Rd.

Wellington man accused of ‘multiple complaints’ of assault after social media post
'We don't want people to take matters into their own hands,' police said.

On the Up: Jim Coe on his community legacy
Jim Coe has played a key role in helping Karioitahi beach get a new surf club.

'We're testing for testing's sake' - new maths tests fail to make the grade for principals
The government is "testing children to death" with the announcement of a new maths test for the youngest children, says the head of the Principals Federation.

US wants to launch more satellites from NZ
The US military is holding talks with New Zealand about launching more satellites from this country.

'We let people decide': Tongan PM 'Aisake Eke optimistic ahead of November election
Dr 'Aisake Eke is optimistic says his government is focused on doing its best, leaving the rest up to the Tongan people.