Maori MPs from National, Labour, Greens, NZ First, ACT and Opportunity set to enter Parliament Maori MPs are headed to Parliament from National, Labour, the Greens, NZ First, ACT and Opportunity. 
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2027 Predictions: The race to AI readiness exposes true cost of effective enterprise data management Boards will face rising data bills as AI boosts compute demand and forces firms to cut duplication, govern meaning and trust one source of truth. 
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Fittler reacts to spine-tingling Siva Tau Brad Fittler says the Kangaroos answered the challenge from Samoa after a spine-tingling pre-game moment. 
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Apprentice jockey Izzy Neale in critical condition after fall, Monday meeting postponed Scone apprentice Izzy Neale remained in a critical condition on Monday after a fall at Warren, with the scheduled meeting at her home track postponed. 
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It’s been hailed as soccer’s worst ever title choke. An Australian icon is the face of it As a Socceroos player, John Aloisi famously held his nerve when it mattered most. Now, he is at the centre of one of the most catastrophic title chokes in history with Chinese side Chengdu. 
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‘People have books to sell’: Maddinson questions timing of Khawaja revelations Usman Khawaja’s latest claims ahead of his book launch on Tuesday have rocked Australian cricket. NSW captain and recently axed Test opener Nic Maddinson says they are not ideal ahead of the summer. 
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Predictions 2027: Why the future of work is 'AI and human' adjacent Businesses will need new workforce plans as AI agents begin sharing boardroom attention with people and reshaping how work is assigned. 
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Toddler needed bowel surgery after doctors dismissed ruptured appendix as stomach bug Health New Zealand breached consumer rights after Wellington Hospital doctors repeatedly misdiagnosed a two-year-old girl’s ruptured appendix as gastroenteritis and discharged her with red-flag symptoms. 
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Doctor failed to investigate rising blood counts before woman's leukaemia diagnosis A GP breached the Code of Health and Disability Services Consumers' Rights after failing to inform a patient about steadily rising lymphocyte counts that pointed to an early-stage blood cancer. 
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