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‘Amazing attitude’: Former All Black extends coaching contract with Hurricanes
Former All Blacks wing Cory Jane will remain on the Hurricanes coaching staff for another two years.

23 spots in 17 laps: How Kiwi star pulled off a NASCAR miracle
“My mates were all giving me (guff) yesterday about how I’m getting too old,” Shane van Gisbergen said. “I don’t feel old. I felt like that’s one of the best races I’ve driven.”

Police escort Auckland Council staff after shelter protest turns hostile
Veterinary staff were reportedly called murderers by protesters while conducting free desexing services.

Have your say: Should the Government be splurging $70m to bring major events to NZ?
Chelsea women’s team are coming to these shores, thanks to the Government’s major events and tourism package. But is this money well spent during a cost-of-living crisis?

Driver gets up to 200km/h while fleeing police in Auckland
The driver accelerated away from officers who signalled for his vehicle to stop near Moire Road shortly after 2am on Tuesday.

Hantavirus 'contact' case quarantined in Pitcairn after short transit in Tahiti
A hantavirus "contact" case has been quarantined in Pitcairn after a short transit in Tahiti over the weekend, the French Polyneisa's local government says.

Cloudera hackathon highlights enterprise AI data challenges
Only seven per cent of organisations are data ready, raising doubts over whether enterprise AI can move from prototypes to production.

Martin Short speaks about 'nightmare' of his daughter’s death
The actor and comedian has spoken for the first time since his 42-year-old daughter Katherine died by suicide in February.

‘Not great’: MP's blunt assessment of life inside Te Pati Maori
Mariameno Kapa-Kingi said her time with Te Pati Maori was ‘not great’ as she branches off and establishes her own political party.

Daughter ‘just holding it together’ after finding both parents dead in their home
“They chose love over and over again, not just for themselves, but everyone in their lives,” Harete (Char) Tate-Kairau told Stuff.

Rennie dials back on All Blacks legend’s return, speaks out on Mo’unga’s availability
Dave Rennie has ruled out an All Blacks comeback for Brodie Retallick this year and Richie Mo’unga also appears unlikely to make the South Africa tour.

Father ‘wilfully blind’ in allowing Hells Angels son to store 450kg of meth in rental unit
Nearly half a tonne of methamphetamine was able to be sold in New Zealand by a Hells Angels member. His father has now been sentenced.

Victim in critical care after being lured to park on dating app
Southland police are hunting attackers who are using dating apps to lure victims to a secluded park for violent late-night assaults.

Do we need to invest more into health planning?
Dr Gary Jackson who leads Health NZ's population health team says the entire system is "running very tight".

SailPoint launches Agentic Fabric to secure AI agents
The new platform aims to close a governance gap as autonomous software agents increasingly access sensitive systems and data without oversight.

Docusign launches AI tools for in-house legal teams
Legal teams could cut contract delays as Docusign folds AI assistants and agents into its agreement platform with new software links.

TEMi launches PolicyPilot in Australia & New Zealand
TEMi brings PolicyPilot to Australia and New Zealand as employers seek faster, compliant answers on remote work, tax, immigration and data risk.

Xero chief apologises after days of disruptions for customers
Sukhinder Singh Cassidy has been forced to apologise after problems in New Zealand, Australia and the United Kingdom.