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Construction claims are shaped before disputes begin
Construction claims are often won or lost on everyday site records, yet most digital tools still prioritise delivery over evidential strength.

Hurting Highlanders drop All Black from 23, turn to rookie for must-win match
The Highlanders have turned to a 22-year-old from their development team to help spark their Super Rugby season.

Forrester finds Tanium delivers 235% ROI in six months
Tanium's Autonomous IT Platform drove 235% ROI and USD $20.1 million in benefits over three years, Forrester's new study finds.

'Staggering': Diesel prices changing several times a week, always up - grape farmer
The rural sector says it is being challenged by soaring diesel prices, the likes of which have never seen before.

Synnex New Zealand lifts profit as revenue barely grows
Synnex New Zealand lifts annual profit to NZD $2.49 million on stronger margins, despite minimal revenue growth and weaker cash flow.

New Relic named IDC MarketScape AIOps leader again
New Relic secures a third consecutive Leader ranking in IDC's Worldwide AIOps 2026 assessment, highlighting its AI-led observability tools.

OpenAI ends Disney partnership as it closes Sora video-making tool
The move comes less two years after the launch of the AI video app sent shockwaves through the media industry.

The next challenge for our energy transition is coordination
ANZ's clean energy shift now hinges on coordinating complex, data-driven grids as distributed resources strain ageing digital systems.

NZ insured losses hit NZ$120 million after calm year
New Zealand's insured natural hazard losses reached NZD $120 million in 2025, a second straight below-average year after 2023's spike.

Fire at wreckers yard in Upper Hutt extinguished, roads remain closed
Fire and Emergency said crews would be on the scene for a while, and road closures was causing traffic congestion.

'We tend to lurch from crises to crises' - call for national food security plan
Aotearoa needs a national food security plan, says Eat NZ, as growers face an onslaught of pressures.

Productivity growth the only way to lower cost of living, Reserve Bank says
Reserve Bank Chief Economist Paul Conway says lasting gains in purchasing power depend on productivity, not just lower inflation.

Everpure adds VM storage tools for Kubernetes estates
Everpure upgrades Portworx to unify storage, protection and governance for virtual machines and containers on Kubernetes at scale.

Zoho opens Parramatta office amid strong ANZ growth
Zoho opens a Parramatta office as ANZ customer numbers jump 30%, partners 44% and staff 42%, bolstering Sydney's western tech hub.

Pike River Mine victims' families fear proposed health and safety law changes risk another tragedy
Sonya Rockhouse and Anna Osborne want health and safety laws strengthened and believe the government's proposed changes risk another tragedy.

Married at First Sight expert Mel Schilling remembered as 'amazing' and 'radiant' after bowel cancer death
Mel Schilling became one of Australia and New Zealand's most recognised relationship experts. Who was she and what led to her death?

Adolescence star Owen Cooper takes two RTS Awards
Owen Cooper wins double for his standout performance in the Netflix drama show.

How billionaire Jim Grenon became involved in a defamation case against TVNZ
He was revealed in court as the billionaire funding Julian Batchelor’s defamation case.

Banking Ombudsman warns of 'risky' crypto ATM scam trend
Investigations into major losses prompt urgent warning over lack of traceability.

Live: 36-hour heavy rain warnings begin in Northland
The top of the North Island is first in line for severe weather expected to hit throughout the country.

Man from religious organisation charged with rape keeps identity suppressed for now
The 45-year-old was granted interim name suppression on Wednesday.