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We’ve moved past "Should we use AI?"
The debate has moved beyond using AI to mastering it; successful organisations blend confident leadership with ethical, strategic integration for long-term gain.

Ministry signals another boot camp could be around the corner for young offenders
The first pilot boot camp last year was with volunteers.

Sound of 2026: 10 acts you'll be obsessed with next year
The list tips new music for the coming year, following previous winners like Adele, Haim and Chappell Roan.

Man accused of murdering Gurjit Singh 'lied to police and left evidence at scene', Crown alleges
The man known only as Rajinder in on trial for murdering Gurjit Singh, who was found dead on the lawn of his home after being stabbed more than 40 times.

A man walked into a jewellery store, picked out a pendant and ate it. It's still missing
Court documents seen by Stuff say the item in question was a Fabergé James Bond Octopussy Egg Pendant from Partridge Jewellers.

Watch: ‘Oh my god that’s a seal’ – Nelson pub gets a furry patron
A baby seal entered Sprig + Fern The Meadows, a dog-friendly pub, on Sunday evening

Principal of school at centre of mouldy school lunch fiasco hurt by David Seymour's comments
The School Lunch Collective is investigating after mouldy mince was served up to students at Haeata Community Campus yesterday.

Rich art: French pastry chefs auction chocolate sculptures

Council removes proposal to rename park named after former president of Israel

Over 60 local leaders push Netanyahu to halt haredi draft bill, warn of social rift

Colombian prosecutors charge 2 ex-Cabinet members of bribing lawmakers for their votes

Amazon’s giant anacondas reached their peak size 12 million years ago, study shows

CrowdStrike named AWS Agentic AI partner to secure cloud AI
CrowdStrike has been named an inaugural AWS Agentic AI Specialization Partner, enhancing security for cloud-based agentic AI workloads on Amazon Web Services.

CrowdStrike launches enhanced Falcon SIEM with AWS integrations
CrowdStrike has launched an enhanced Falcon Next-Gen SIEM in AWS Marketplace, offering streamlined AWS service integration and pay-as-you-go pricing for swift cloud security deployment.

CrowdStrike powers security for HPE Unleash AI with NVIDIA
CrowdStrike secures HPE Unleash AI Partner Programme, integrating Falcon platform with NVIDIA co-developed AI systems for enhanced cloud and AI protection.

Reserve Bank governor Anna Breman appears before Parliament's Finance and Expenditure Committee
Anna Breman started her five-year term on Monday.

'Please walk on me' NZ flag exhibition shocks councillor
The Te Whare Toi o Heretaunga Hastings Art Gallery is backing a controversial exhibition that encourages people to walk over a New Zealand flag, despite a councillor saying it "feels so wrong".

Watch live: Top cops field questions in Parliament
They are appearing before a Select Committee as part of Parliament's Scrutiny Week.

Business fined over $159,000 for exploiting migrant workers
A Paeroa-based employer has been fined $159,250 after pleading guilty to exploiting two migrant workers.

Theft forces cancellation of community snorkel events
Mountains to Sea loses truck, trailer and gear in Moa Point burglary.

Government not ‘sending billions overseas’ if climate target not met, Willis says
Finance Minister Nicola Willis says the Government has no intention to spend on overseas carbon offsets, if NZ fails to meet Paris Agreement pledge.

One NZ speeds up network repairs with Amazon Bedrock powered AI
One NZ uses Amazon Bedrock-powered AI to speed network repairs, cutting analysis time by 80% and improving response during outages and storms.

CrowdStrike unveils instant cloud threat detection for hybrid systems
CrowdStrike launches instant cloud threat detection for hybrid systems, cutting response times from minutes to seconds to combat AI-driven attacks.