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Pacific doctors coping with dengue cases, say health leaders
Samoa, Fiji, Tonga and the Cook Islands have all declared dengue outbreaks.

Waikato Council installed 'stupid' road layout on back of six complaints
At an explosive public meeting in a country suburb, the majority of residents demanded an end to the trial.

Nyika to take on Kiwi journeyman in first fight since Opetaia KO
Former Olympic boxing bronze medallist confirms he will take on Nik Charalampous on the SBW-Gallen undercard in Sydney next month.

Siouxsie Wiles awarded $205k in employment dispute with university
Wiles took the University of Auckland to court in 2022 saying they did not do enough to protect her from abuse and harassment during the Covid-19 pandemic.

HCLTech & UiPath partner to deliver agentic automation at scale
HCLTech and UiPath have partnered to deliver scalable agentic automation, combining AI and automation to boost business agility and efficiency globally.

Thieves target Bay of Plenty orchards for scrap metal
Sheet metal from outbuildings and copperwires from frost fans are among the things stolen.

Watch: Australian rugby commentators hit back at 'moaning Aussies' claim
The trio believe that if an Australian side was the beneficiary of such a call at Eden Park, New Zealand commentators would also be outraged.

Hundreds line up for a taste of In-N-Out burger in Auckland
The winter drizzle in downtown Auckland couldn't keep hungry fast-food fans from wrapping their chops around burgers by the beloved US chain.

Live: Rain warnings, strong winds, thunderstorms forecast as winter blast arrives
A storm is sweeping across Aotearoa has triggered a slew of warnings.

Trump tariffs worse for NZ businesses than Covid-19 pandemic - survey
Exporters are the most concerned about their severe global impact, a survey indicates.

Former Congress staffer allowed to return to New Caledonia
One of seven people transferred to mainland France almost a year ago, following the May 2024 riots in New Caledonia, has been allowed to return home.

NZ Rugby announce new sponsor after exit of Ineos
NZ Rugby will unveil a significant sponsorship deal with Gallagher, a global insurance brokerage, risk management and consulting services company.

Homemade taser and crowbar brandished by balaclava-clad intruders
A balaclava-clad youth who had earlier struck a man on the arm with a crowbar, tried to flee officers but was detained by a police dog.

98 road cone reports on hotline's first day
The 12-month pilot got underway on Tuesday, as part of the government's broader overhauls to health and safety.

NZD $9.6 billion cloud spend looms but most are unprepared
New Zealand's cloud spending is set to reach NZD $9.6 billion by 2028, but only a third of businesses are ready to exploit its full potential.

Drought followed by wet autumn leaves farmers with 'hard decisions' on feed
Farmers in some regions used additional supplementary feed to keep cows in milk following summer drought.

Waiuku raised pedestrian crossing halted over cost concerns
The total project in Waiuku will cost about $400,000, with the raised crossing alone costing $65,000.

Trade Me sale will not alter commitment to news - Stuff boss
The new ownership structure is about expanding and diversifying the business, Sinead Boucher says.

Football Ferns bounce back with 2-1 win over Venezuela
The Football Ferns have bounced back by beating Venezuela 2-1 in their second international friendly in Spain as the side aims to build more competition for starting spots.