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How artificial intelligence is reshaping the future of travel and expense management
Artificial intelligence is transforming travel and expense management, helping businesses cut costs, reduce admin, and improve financial decisions seamlessly.

Phoenix player takes break to address mental health
Wellington Phoenix midfielder Macey Fraser has been granted a leave of absence to address her mental health.

Police name prisoner who escaped hospital escort
A warrant to arrest 42-year-old Paul Kyle Peekay Rehua has been issued by police, who believe he is in the wider Waitemata area.

'Embarrassing’: International climate expert at COP30 scorns NZ’s methane target
A veteran climate scientist says it's "unbelievable" that New Zealand has gone to the annual climate summit with a weaker target as global temperatures continue to rise.

Black Caps seamer back to his best as Windies routed
Jacob Duffy ripped through the top-order in Dunedin to set up a comprehensive victory and a 3-1 T20I series triumph.

‘Be careful what you wish for’: Rates cap warning
An Australian local authority leader says introducing a rates cap risks delayed infrastructure repairs and reduced service levels.

Nearly 200 schools write to education minister over removal of Treaty obligations
Some boards have reiterated their commitment to the Treaty after the Government announced it would cut a Treaty requirement from the Education and Training Act.

From German names to Milei-style metal: three Chilean campaign quirks

Ancient eggshells shed new light on crocodiles that hunted prey from trees

Black Caps cruise to T20 series win over West Indies in Dunedin
New Zealand have won the fifth and final T20 match against the West Indies in Dunedin by eight wickets.

Cop turned aviation boss Chris de Wattignar on leave after scathing IPCA report
The former senior leader at police is on leave from his job at the Civil Aviation Authority as the fall-out from the IPCA report continues.

AI-fuelled data centre spend to hit USD $1 trillion by 2030
AI-driven investments will push annual data centre IT and facility spending to USD $1 trillion by 2030, up from USD $290 billion in 2024.

Bombshell revelation from exiled Te Pati Maori MP: She still has support from caucus
On her first day back at Parliament as an independent MP, Mariameno Kapa-Kingi sat down with Stuff’s Glenn McConnell.

Seaview residents warned sewage plant stench will return following 'error'
After an operational error at the plant, Wellington Water has warned residents to expect and prepare for bad smells.

Kim Kardashian's shapewear brand Skims hits $5bn valuation
The company says it plans to open more physical shops and expand the business around the world.

Woman sentenced after ‘kissing excessively’ with man on Air NZ flight
A passenger who performed an indecent act with her boyfriend on an Air New Zealand flight has been sentenced to prison for the incident and a series of other offences.

Police make 10 arrests, dismantle meth labs across the North Island
Four clandestine laboratory sites were identified, and equipment and chemicals were seized.

Coroner in Cyclone Gabrielle Inquiry defends witness following 'unkind' comments online
The coroner says she's been made aware of "unkind" comments being made online about a witness.

Nearly 200 schools write to Education Minister Erica Stanford over removal of Treaty obligations
Some school boards made public statements reiterating their commitment to the Treaty.

Old photos misrepresented as aftermath of political party supporters' brawl in Bangladesh

Fake new headlights rule steer Australian drivers astray

Ousted Te Pati Maori MP Takuta Ferris says expulsion 'a joke'
In a sitdown interview with RNZ, ousted MP Takuta Ferris described the expulsion process as a "joke".

Controversial Regulatory Standards Bill passes third reading
The bill got the backing of the coalition parties