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Review into Whanau Ora Commissioning funding terms of reference released
The review will be led by Doug Craig, director of the RDC Group consultancy, who recently investigated concerns raised about Manurewa marae.

Lifetime access to the full MS Office Suite is just $40
TL;DR: Get a lifetime license to Microsoft Office Professional 2021 for just $39.97 (reg. $219.99) and install it on one Windows PC. It seems that monthly software fees are getting out of hand. If you’re tired of watching those auto-renewals chip away at your bank account, this one’s for you. Microsoft Office Professional 2021 for Windows is now available for just $39.97. That’s a one-time payment, with no subscription fees or surprise charges a year from now. This lifetime license includes all the heavy hitters: Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook, OneNote, Publisher, Access, and even Teams (free version). Whether you’re crunching numbers in Excel, writing proposals in Word, or designing attention-grabbing presentations in PowerPoint, you’re covered from every angle. You get the full professional suite, just like you’d expect in an office environment—whether you’re running your own business, freelancing from your laptop, or managing a busy household. It works for any kind of workflow, from basic budgets to complex database management. No cloud dependency. No recurring charges. Just one solid download that gives your Windows PC the professional tools it deserves. So if you’re ready to ditch the subscription model and finally own your Office apps again, this is your moment. Get a lifetime license to Office Professional 2021 for Windows for just $39.97 (reg. $219.99) through July 15. Microsoft Office Professional 2021 for Windows: Lifetime License See Deal StackSocial prices subject to change.

Dentist criticised for 'supervised neglect' of some patients
A dentist working in sole practice for three decades has been criticised for sloppy record-keeping and "supervised neglect" of some patients.

Man in custody after death in Auckland's Otahuhu
A man is in custody after a police search for a "person of interest" following the death of a man in Otahuhu.

Renowned opera singer Stuart Burrows dies at 92
The internationally renowned opera singer Stuart Burrows has died following a short illness.

Save hundreds on a QuickBooks Pro Plus 2024 lifetime license
TL;DR: Get a lifetime license to QuickBooks Desktop Pro Plus 2024 for Windows for just $199.97 (reg. $699) through July 15. No recurring fees—just powerful accounting tools, forever. If “crunching numbers” sounds like a nightmare and “subscription fatigue” is real in your world, let’s talk QuickBooks Pro Plus 2024. For a limited time, you can get a lifetime license for just $199.97—down from its regular $699. That’s a serious chunk of change saved. Whether you’re running a one-person show, managing a small team, or handling books for clients, QuickBooks Desktop Pro Plus 2024 combines everything you need into a single, streamlined platform. Think invoicing, expense tracking, financial reports, job costing, purchase orders, inventory tracking—the whole nine yards. What sets it apart? No subscriptions. Just reliable accounting tools for life. And it plays nicely with other Intuit products like TurboTax, so your flow doesn’t hit any speed bumps during tax season. Its user-friendly design lets you import data from Excel, automate tasks like bank feeds, and even generate sleek reports to impress your CPA. So go ahead, ditch the clunky spreadsheets and endless monthly fees. Get a lifetime license to QuickBooks Desktop Pro Plus 2024 for just $199.97 (reg. $699) through July 15. Intuit® QuickBooks® Desktop Pro Plus 2024 (1 User) for Windows: Lifetime License See Deal StackSocial prices subject to change.

A managed protection service suite empowers MSPs to scale their businesses effectively
A Managed Protection Service Suite helps MSPs scale their businesses efficiently while enhancing security and customer service for SMB clients.

PM on youth boot camps after participant withdrawn: "I don't think we should give up"
PM defends the government's military boot camps pilot following the removal of a participant after a court appearance