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Showpad & Bigtincan unite under new CEO to drive AI sales growth
Showpad and Bigtincan have merged under new CEO Apratim Purakayastha to lead growth in AI-powered sales enablement across 50 countries.

Mexican federation blames Liam Lawson for close call with race marshals
The Kiwi driver narrowly avoided two marshals who were on the track clearing debris at the Mexican Grand Prix.

High pressure brings sunny and settled weather for weekend
Until then, Friday’s showers in Northland will clear out early and the south westerly winds will push showers up the South Island.

Fonterra CEO says Lactalis deal will allow it to grow
The head of Fonterra says it has been difficult for its brands to compete in global markets.

Datacom wins innovation award for AI-driven analysis platform
Datacom's AI-powered Business Analysis Accelerator wins IIBA Innovation of the Year Award, cutting documentation time by over half for major ANZ clients.

Revolut partners with Ardie Savea for NZ campaign on global finance
Revolut has launched an eight-week NZ campaign with All Blacks star Ardie Savea, highlighting its app’s global finance features and ease of use.

What we know about Donald Trump's order to restart nuclear tests
It is unclear whether United States President Donald Trump was referring to testing weapons systems -- which the country already does -- or actually conducting nuclear explosions.

Father of worker killed in conveyor belt says son worried about time pressures
Wesley Tomich died on machinery at a Ballance Agri-Nutrients' fertiliser plant, after the company failed to put proper guarding in place.

NZ Rugby boss slams former All Blacks coach Ian Foster’s ‘revisionist views on history’
Outgoing NZ Rugby chief executive Mark Robinson has revealed ongoing frustration at the Ian Foster coaching saga.

‘Here we go, lads’: The radiant life and tragic death of a beloved young cricketer
The loudest kid on the field, 17-year-old Gully boy Ben Austin would yell out the words before a game, an enduring chant he’d use to rev up his teammates.

Measles spread modelling considers 150 cases a week possible
As many as 150 people a week could get infected with measles if an epidemic takes hold, in a "pessimistic" scenario, official measles modelling suggests.

Luxon: I would have sacked Andrew Bayly anyway
MP Andrew Bayly told Newstalk ZB on Thursday he would not have offered his resignation if he knew at the time what he knows now.

The AI invasion has begun
Our future in the AI-age is looking a bit bleak for most people.

Prince no more: Andrew to be stripped of royal titles, forced out of home
King Charles has moved to take away Andrew's titles, and to remove him from his residence.

Canva integrates AI-infused ‘Creative Operating System’ across its lineup
Canva debuted an updated visual suite on Thursday, with integrated AI across the platform as well as a new video editor. Canva’s calling this its “Creative Operating System,” though it’s nothing of the sort — just a creative suite tied together with AI. Canva said that its new design model can...

Rugby boss Mark Robinson slams former All Blacks coach Ian Foster’s ‘revisionist views on history’
NZ Rugby's outgoing chief has hit back at claims made in the former All Black coach's autobiography.

Trump asks Pentagon to immediately resume testing US nuclear weapons
The United States last tested a nuclear weapon in 1992.

Caribbean islands reel from Hurricane Melissa’s devastating impact
Torrential downpours and forceful winds have already unleashed widespread destruction along the storm's path in Jamaica, Cuba and the Bahamas.

Does 'brain food' really work? Can you cram?
Expert weigh in on what really helps as study leave kicks.

All Blacks stick with Tupaea and Lakai for Ireland test in Chicago
All Blacks coach Scott Robertson's search for the ideal blend of explosiveness and skill has rocketed Peter Lakai and Quinn Tupaea into the test team.