NZCity NewsLinks -

All Links

27 Nov 2024

Search

Will AI replace automation?
AI is reshaping automation, with tools like GPT-4 enhancing productivity, but experts argue that human insight is vital to navigate complexities.

Serious injured after crash involving van near Milford Sound
Several people have been injured after a serious crash that's blocking the road to Milford Sound.

American Samoa's island-wide desexing effort to control animal population
A local veterinarian says the spray and neuter campaign, which saw almost 700 dogs and cats across 19 villages desexed in 24 days, will help tackle animal overpopulation on the island.

Enterprise Architecture in 2025 and beyond
As enterprise architecture evolves by 2025, the rise of AI and regulatory demands will shape a more collaborative and innovative landscape for practitioners.

The key to AI success in hospitality? Building trust
AI in hospitality is set to flourish, yet with 86% of Australians wary of data use, building trust is vital for success as operators embrace this technology.

Health NZ proposes laying off 1500 staff, union says
The union called the proposal a “shameful attack on an already stretched public health system”.

Pou washed away by Cyclone Gabrielle set to return home after two years at sea
The pou isn't in the best condition, but there are hopes it can be restored and returned to the whare.

Nearly 1500 more Te Whatu Ora roles face axe, PSA says
It comes on top of more than 500 voluntary redundancies already accepted at Te Whatu Ora, and would be biggest public sector cut to date.

Black Caps ‘not brave enough’ to prepare spinning pitches, says England great
Former England batsman Geoffrey Boycott says New Zealand won’t have the courage to rely on their talented spin attack to beat England.

Gates ready to be reopened at New Plymouth’s Downtown car park
New Plymouth’s Downtown car park will reopen on Saturday almost four years after it was closed due to it being an earthquake risk.

KORELLA MINE ADVANTAGED BY COMPLETION OF MAJOR ROAD RESEAL
WELLINGTON, New Zealand – Chatham Rock Phosphate Limited (TSXV: “NZP”, NZX: “CRP” and 3GRE (Frankfurt Borse) or the “Company") is pleased to advise that a major reseal on an arterial road connecting to Phosphate Hill ha

Moana 2 champions te mana o te ao Maori at historic premiere
The cast said the inclusion of te reo Maori in such a beloved Disney film was a powerful step towards preserving language and culture.

Immigration weighs up action over YouTube sensation IShowSpeed
IShowSpeed's tour of New Zealand may have left him in hot water.

Two trapped, vehicle catches fire after Makarewa crash
One person has been seriously injured and another moderately injured in the crash on Invercargill’s State Highway 6 on Wednesday morning.

Motorists told to expect delays, road closures through Awakino Gorge
Motorists are facing further delays to their travel plans after NZ Transport Agency Waka Kotahi announced almost a fortnight of maintenance work was about to begin through the Awakino Gorge.

Kiwi killed in South Africa robbery remembered as 'one-of-a-kind person'
The Whanganui motor sport community is paying tribute to Eugene Robbemond.

China ambassador's AUKUS warning for NZ
"Trust is one of the most fragile commodities," Wang Xiaolong says. "It may take years to build up; it just might take seconds to be destroyed."

Arrest after imitation gun allegedly presented during Facebook Marketplace sale
The sale price of a vehicle had been agreed on, but the final price caused a disagreement, police say.

Government unveils Smokefree 2025 action plan
Casey Costello says there are no new products or money, but she's planning a "reinvigoration" of the smokefree campaign.

Former Ports of Auckland CEO found guilty in relation to workplace death
The former chief executive of Ports of Auckland has been found guilty in the relation to the death of a father-of-seven who was killed by a falling container.