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Christchurch City Council proposes to ban alcohol sales after 9pm
It could stop people buying alcohol from bottle shops and supermarkets after 9pm.

Tricentis unveils Tosca's cloud-based automation upgrades
Tricentis has launched new cloud capabilities for its AI-driven test automation solution, Tosca, enhancing test data management and collaborative testing.

Have we reached the point of ‘peak connectivity’? We’re just getting started
It’s easy to think we’ve reached the ceiling when it comes to connectivity and its potential, but we couldn’t be further from the truth.

AI tech aims to reduce New Zealand's healthcare waits
New Zealand's healthcare sector welcomes AI innovation from Medow Health, aiming to cut lengthy specialist wait times and enhance patient care.

Thirty-day union rule for employment contracts to be scrapped
The coalition government is scrapping the 30-day rule that automatically signs an employee up to the collective agreement when they sign on to a new job.

Carterton council homing in on water resilience
Carterton District Council is seeking government support for a water storage project in Waingawa.

‘He doesn’t get everything right’: Willis on John Key’s hopes for Trump
When Donald Trump was re-elected as US President last year, Wall St briefly surged. Even John Key thought it would work out.

Identities over intrusions: Identity Management Day sparks new considerations
On Identity Management Day, experts warn that modern cyber threats now exploit identity flaws, urging organisations to adopt adaptive, zero trust strategies.

Christchurch wastewater plant faces five-day strike over work conditons
Christchurch City Council states seven workers are on strike, while 14 others continue with their roles.

Person in serious condition after car crashes into Lake Rotoiti
The driver is out of the vehicle and in the care of Hato Hone St John, in a serious condition, they say.

Weather: 'Extensive damage' as tornado hits Levin, SH1 closes
Residents were left shaken after 'extensive damage' to homes, schools, kindies and halls.

N-able expands IT & cybersecurity offerings with new partners
N-able has expanded its Technology Alliance Program with new integrations aimed at enhancing IT management and cybersecurity for partners amidst rising digital complexities.

Panzura partners with IBM to enhance data archiving solutions
Panzura has unveiled an integration of its Symphony platform with IBM Storage Deep Archive, enhancing data archiving with secure, low-cost solutions.

Christian Hawkesby appointed Bank Governor for next six months
The search is on to replace former Governor Adrian Orr.

What's being done about 'cowardly' tack attacks on Wellington cycleways?
For almost a decade, tacks have been strewn on Wellington’s cycleways. No one has ever been caught.

Cat charity volunteer stole more than $21k
An Invercargill woman carried out a ‘high degree of premeditated deception’ when she repeatedly stole from an animal charity, a judge has said.

Konica Minolta launches new AccurioPress print systems
Konica Minolta has unveiled the AccurioPress C14010S and C12010S, featuring five-colour toner and advanced automation to boost high-volume printing efficiency.

Police delay roll out of mental health changes for second time
Police have pushed out the starting date for phase two of the police reduction of support to mental health events even further, after advice from a governance group for the programme.

Christian Hawkesky appointed Bank Governor for next six months
The search is on to replace former Governor Adrian Orr.

Why New Zealand’s only Jamaican restaurant is closing its doors
The news that Auckland restaurant Nanny’s is closing has been met with widespread shock and sadness.