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Exclusive: Informatica launches AI agents to transform data management
Informatica unveils CLAIRE Agents, autonomous AI tools plus a no-code platform to revolutionise enterprise data management and intelligent workflows.

NBA MVP crowned, and for the seventh year in a row to a player born outside USA
It's now seven straight years that a player born outside the U.S. won MVP, extending the longest such streak in league history.

Kaikoura’s bid for world heritage status gathers momentum
Marine research could provide a catalyst for achieving world heritage status for Kaikoura, community advocates say.

Man dies after being found with critical injuries at Far North property
A homicide investigation has been launched - the eighth, at least, in the Northland region this year.

'Every man and his dog is coming': Samoan PM warns of growing geopolitical interest in Pacific
Samoan Prime Minister Fiame Naomi Mata'afa says the geopolitical landscape in the Pacific "is becoming very contested".

Job market challenges: Redundancies and ghosting frustrate job seekers
One tech sales worker faces a tough work situation after three redundancies in two years.

Police investigate after child critically injured at Pukekohe school
The Ministry of Education's traumatic incident team is supporting a school south of Auckland after a child was critically injured last week.

My Food Bag sees modest lift in bottom line, subscriber numbers
Listed meal kit company My Food Bag has posted a $6.3 million annual net profit despite a challenging trading environment.

Tonkin + Taylor Wellington train station heckler ‘apologetic’ after swearing at Winston Peters
The man was tearful when visited by the Herald this morning.

The little Kiwi girl who has beaten cancer - twice, and now raising funds for Child Cancer Foundation
Indi was diagnosed with a rare cancer called Ewing sarcoma in 2019.

Tauranga City Council considers cutting over 100 roles to save costs
It comes just days after Napier City Council revealed that more than 100 of its jobs are on the line in a proposed restructure, with an aim to identify $3 million in labour efficiencies.

What Cannes is really like when Hollywood descends
The small town is currently overflowing with the world’s biggest stars.

‘Fortunate to get out alive’ - no working smoke alarms in house that burned
It took six crews, six hours to contain a house fire in Nelson on Wednesday night, with one person taken to hospital in a serious condition.

More opportunities to head to Europe and Asia from Christchurch this summer
Singapore Airlines is increasing its services by four flights a week from November.

Man who heckled Winston Peters says he’s ‘apologetic’ after incident
The man under employment investigation after heckling Deputy Prime Minister Winston Peters is upset about the incident and says he is “apologetic”.

Unexplained death of 3-year-old girl in Northland investigated
Child was unresponsive when emergency services arrived and died at the scene.

AFT sees strong FY 26 as revenue reaches new record
AFT Pharmaceuticals (NZX:AFT, ASX:AFP) today reports it has again achieved another year of record revenue with annual sales exceeding $200 million1 and it is now firmly focused on its revenue target of $300 million by the end of the 2027 financial year

Selwyn Huts residents make impassioned plea for future of settlement
The council voted last year to enforce a managed retreat by 2039, pausing the process months later to allow for more consultation.

Paws and Pages programme helps boost young readers at Cambridge Library
The programme launched with 12 children and 12 dogs this month.

No place for Auckland FC’s semifinal goalscorer in All Whites squad
Logan Rogerson hasn’t made the cut for coach Darren Bazeley ahead of a pair of friendlies in Canada next month.