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The beards of the Great Kiwi Beer Fest
Watch: Stuff was there to capture the fun.

Pedestrian dies after being struck by car in Wellington
One person has died following a crash involving a car and a pedestrian on Mapuia Road on Friday.

Durov Slams France as “Not Free” After Police Raid X’s Paris Office

Making Winter Olympics a victory for two NZ debutants Lucas Ball and Ruby Star Andrews
The freeskiers aged 17 and 21 will represent New Zealand at the Milano Cortina Winter Olympics, which is taking place over the next few weeks.

Adobe offers unlimited Firefly AI generations to users
Adobe is offering eligible Firefly subscribers unlimited AI image and video generations across web, mobile and Boards until 16 March.

New high-tech manufacturing plant opens in Canterbury
Enatel opens an 8000sqm high-tech plant in Christchurch, uniting staff and boosting export capacity for its specialised battery chargers.

‘Never. Ever’, ‘If they’ll have us’: What Stuff readers think about NZ becoming an Australian state
We asked if Aotearoa should trade its sovereignty for security by becoming an Australian state - or even a colony. Here’s what you told us.

NZ employers swamped by overqualified job applicants
New Zealand employers face a flood of overqualified applicants, with 98% struggling to spot standout talent amid rising job applications.

Lessons for life insurers from 1918
A researcher who published a paper on the US life insurance industry in the 1918 flu pandemic says there are some messages that are relevant to the situation currently facing the New Zealand life insurance industry.

Watch: Prime Minister speaks after meeting with the Iwi Chairs Forum
Government and diplomatic corps representatives are being welcomed onto the Treaty Grounds ahead of Waitangi day.

South Island United draw with Solomon Kings in Oceania Pro League
Look back at live coverage of the match at Santos National Stadium in Port Moresby in round five of the Oceania Pro League.

Pedestrian seriously injured after being hit by car in Canterbury
A pedestrian is thought to have received serious injuries after being hit by car in Canterbury.

Travel with Purpose: From Italian Ancestry Tours to Mongolian Nomadic Life

Palestinian women recount ‘journey of horror’ at Gaza’s Rafah crossing

Pedestrian seriously injured after car crash in Canterbury’s Springston
A road remains closed after a person was seriously injured in a car crash in Canterbury's Springston.

State of emergency in Tai Rawhiti extended
The declaration on 21 January came as heavy rain and severe flooding swept across the North Island, battering communities on the East Coast.

Infor appoints Geoff Thomas to lead APJ growth drive
Infor taps former Qlik leader Geoff Thomas to spearhead Asia Pacific and Japan expansion, revamping regional leadership to fuel cloud growth.

All Blacks face awkward glare as Razor sacking hangs over Super Rugby
There was a blend of awkward laughter, concern for Scott Robertson and what impact the search for his replacement could mean for Super Rugby Pacific.

Why Indycar star Scott Dixon believes he can defy father time
Most will put his longevity down to his will to win, or the fear of losing, but even Sir Scott Dixon admits it could just be stubbornness.

Investigator 'did unlawful stuff' regarding Harry, court hears
In written evidence, Dan Portley-Hanks said the Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday were his "best client and biggest payer".

'Loud and proud' teens descend on Treaty Grounds as part of six-day hikoi
About 60 people, many carrying banners and flags, took part in this morning's leg of a six-day hikoi through Kerikeri's town centre.

'Dying is hard to do': Cancer patient struggles to withdraw KiwiSaver
"I've got limited time, and fighting with someone that's holding my money and refusing to give it up is just one more stress I can't afford."

Low honey harvest expected as North Island beekeepers grapple with storm effects
Beekeepers blocked from getting to their hives mid-harvest due to roads closed by recent storms, are expecting a lighter and later honey harvest this year.