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Gillespe departs Breakers, Tacko poised to step in
The Kiwi Australian NBL club confirmed on Monday that their import centre was heading back to Europe, with their blessing.

Distressing events detailed at Cyclone Gabrielle pre-inquest hearing
Families of victims say reports and reviews released after Cyclone Gabrielle have not answered their questions and concerns.

Rifle, shotgun and drugs seized from Mongrel Mob prospect’s home
Police have recovered a large haul of guns, drugs and ammunition at a home in Kapiti.

Search for man who fell into Manawatu river still continues
The man fell into the Manawatu river while walking his dog in Ahimate Park on Saturday.

CTERA launches Insight Service for data observability
CTERA has launched CTERA Insight Service, enhancing data observability for its Global File System, enabling better data management and security for enterprises.

Hikoi mo te Tiriti passes through Waitohi Picton
The Tino Rangatiratanga flag has been flying high on the foreshore as a convoy passes through on the way to Parliament.

Jason Momoa throws support behind hikoi as movement goes global
From Sydney to London and even Mt Everest, the Treaty hikoi movement has spread globally, attracting support from Hollywood star Jason Momoa.

Masses shoulder to shoulder opposing ‘anti-Maori’ bill
Hundreds of people in Wairarapa have joined a nationally significant hikoi en route to Parliament to protest against the Treaty Principles Bill.

Deel launches White Label & Reseller HR initiatives
Deel has launched White Label and Reseller Programs to offer adaptable HR solutions, enabling firms to utilise global hiring and payroll under their own branding.

Operation to remove fuel from sunken naval vessel set to start in December
The deputy chief of Navy does not expect it to be "safe or practical" to remove "absolutely all the liquids" from the HMNZS Manawanui.

North and South magazine to cease publishing temporarily
The long-running current affairs magazine will stop printing for the time being.

Karen Aim killer denied parole for focusing on complaints, not rehab
Jahche Broughton has ‘grown up in prison’ says the parole board, but continues to blame others for the actions that sent him there as a 14-year-old.

Man brandishes BB gun in west Auckland road rage incident
A witness said he threatened construction workers before driving away.

Datadog unveils Kubernetes Active Remediation tool
Datadog has unveiled Kubernetes Active Remediation, a tool aimed at simplifying issue management in Kubernetes environments for enhanced operational efficiency.

Avanade report: mid-market firms embrace AI despite hurdles
Avanade's new Trendlines report reveals mid-market firms are eager to adopt AI despite facing significant challenges in achieving sustainable success.

Kane Williamson’s ‘confronting’ return to cricket
After a dose of FOMO during the Black Caps’ epic feats in India, the batting maestro will be making sure to ‘toe the line’ in his injury comeback for ND.

How a Stuff column led to a man receiving life-saving cancer treatment
The man wrote articles for Stuff about having non-Hodgkin’s lymphoma. They were read by a man in the US who sent a life-changing message.

Man arrested after gun pointed at Auckland road workers
Police followed the alleged offender to a property in New Lynn and arrested him without incident.

Sentencing crackdown will mean more prisoners and more crime, MPs told
The Defence Lawyers Association says the National-led Government’s proposed changes to sentencing amounted to “knee jerk reaction legislation”.

North & South magazine to cease publishing temporarily
The current affairs magazine is pausing its print version to focus on its digital presence.