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Can NZ’s supply chain build enough resilience and sustainability to survive next global crisis?
Analysis - External events can severely disrupt the flow of goods, delay deliveries or damage critical infrastructure.

What is Jellycat and why are there growing concerns about fakes?
Fans of the popular stuffed toys are scrutinising purchases after allegations of counterfeit products being sold in Auckland.

An hour of terror - What happened during the Abbey Caves tragedy
The full terror of what happened in the caves - and acts of heroism that almost certainly saved students' lives - has been revealed.

Men sentenced over shooting incident
After a man received critical injuries from a firearm, a man cooked up a plan to take the fall.

Police seize 85g of meth in bust
An 31-year-old woman has been charged in relation to three ounces of meth being found.

Review: Does the latest Hellboy reboot succeed?
A lower budget adaptation of Hellboy has hit theatres but does it reach the lofty heights of the early 2000s films? Watch RNZ visual journalist Sam Rillstone's review.

Borrower refunded $6k after dealership claims boarder on application
It comes after he struggled to keep up payments and asked a financial mentor for help, who discovered the issue.

Japan’s Inflation Slows for First Time Since April Ahead of BOJ

Tokyo inflation likely to miss BOJ target for first time in five months: Reuters poll

Andrew Bayly apologises after calling export worker a 'loser’, telling them to ‘f... off’
The minister responsible for small businesses says his behaviour was “unbecoming of a government minister.”

Solicitor-General reverses prosecution guidelines requiring consideration of impact on Maori after backlash
The guidelines asked judges and lawyers to "think carefully" about how Maori are impacted by the criminal justice system.

National Minister Andrew Bayly apologises for telling person to 'f*** off'
A person said during a ministerial visit, Bayley told him to "f*** off" and repeatedly called him a loser, making an 'L' with his fingers on his forehead.

Shane Jones calls letter from Hamilton Airport unprofessional, odd
The airport has accused the Regional Development Minister of spreading misinformation that casts it in a negative light.

All set for Pacific Bowls rugby league battles in Suva
Four teams, two men's and two women's sides, will feature at the National Stadium in Suva.

Test cricket live updates: Black Caps v India Day 3
Follow all the action from M.Chinnaswamy Stadium in Bengaluru.

Liam Lawson’s six-pack shot at securing a Formula 1 seat for 2025
The remainder of the 2024 season is a six-race shootout for the Kiwi driver to secure his Formula 1 future for next year and beyond.

Harrowing childhood helps Stratford shooter avoid longer sentence
Gunman at the centre of a stand-off with police in Stratford 19 months ago has avoided nearly a decade in jail, with the judge taking his harrowing childhood into account.

Auctane appoints Ciubotariu as CTO & Lombardi as CFO
Auctane has appointed Nick Ciubotariu as Chief Technology Officer and Sal Lombardi as Chief Financial Officer to drive its growth and innovation.

Liam Payne dies at 31: What he shared about struggle with addiction and mental health

Auckland to make A-League Men debut in wake of owner’s Trump support
New Zealand’s newest professional sports team kicks off for the first time on Saturday, backed by American billionaire Bill Foley.

Stanford looks to trusted employers to help unblock work visas logjam
A 'crack team' has been set up to work on bringing down spiralling wait times for work visas, the Immigration minister says.

'We all let you down Liam', says Sharon Osbourne
Liam Payne was "just a kid" when he entered "one of the toughest industries in the world", says former X-Factor judge.