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Millennium and Copthorne returns to Christchurch with $32m buyout Millennium and Copthorne Hotels is returning for the first time since the 2010 and 2011 earthquakes.
© 2024 RadioNZ 2:05pm IT department struggling to stay on budget? Avoid overspending with monitoring tools With IT budgets strained by software sprawl and rising costs, monitoring tools might be the solution to regain control and enhance efficiency.
© 2024 ITBrief 1:55pm Yanfei Bao murder trial - defendant chooses not to appear The third day of the trial has been adjourned to ensure a fair trial for Tingjun Cao, who waived his right to appear in the Christchurch High Court.
© 2024 Stuff.co.nz 1:45pm Live: Wellington mayor appears to agree with suggestions of a Government ‘hit job’ Tory Whanau’s Instagram account has liked comments that denounced the appointment of a Crown observer at her council.
© 2024 Stuff.co.nz 1:45pm ‘Sorry I couldn’t save you’: Baby Ru person of interest speaks out Rosie Morunga was one of three people at a property when Baby Ru was fatally injured. On the first anniversary of his death, she said on social media “aunty and uncle will get justice for you”.
© 2024 Stuff.co.nz 1:45pm Is AI just a bubble? Is there more sizzle than substance in the AI industry?
© 2024 Aardvark 1:45pm Broader role for Sir Jerry in Bougainville critical - minister Ezekiel Masatt said a joint understanding has been reached with Papua New Guinea to broaden the role of the recently appointed independent moderator.
© 2024 RadioNZ 1:35pm ABBA's Bjorn joins 11,500 musicians, actors, acedemics warning of AI Stars of music, literature, screen and stage put their names to statement warning about the unlicensed use of artificial intelligence.
© 2024 RadioNZ 1:35pm StarJam proposes to scale back workshops for children with disabilities An emergency appeal earlier this year raised $165,000, but that was not enough to prevent cuts to the disability charity's services, its chief executive says.
© 2024 RadioNZ 1:35pm Feedback said three strikes law didn't go far enough, bulk of it was via Sensible Sentencing Trust Of the 763 submissions on the law, nearly 450 were based on a template from the Sensible Sentencing Trust.
© 2024 RadioNZ 1:15pm
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