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Pureprofile launches qual unit after CRNRSTONE buyout
Clients seeking faster, deeper research insights will now get qualitative support under Pureprofile's expanded offering after the CRNRSTONE takeover.

Brief lull in Middle East war pushed up business confidence
But uncertainty continues to weigh on firms' expectations for the economy, according to a new survey.

ACT leader David Seymour makes 'major' election announcement
Act's leader has confirmed it was not a policy announcement.

Watch: David Seymour makes ‘major’ election announcement
Act is making what it describes as a major campaign announcement.

Missing autistic boy found safe after air and ground search
A young autistic boy has been reunited with his family after a rapid Police search by air and ground ended with him being found safe near an estuary in West Auckland.

Cop dumped cannabis evidence because he ‘could not be bothered’
A Counties Manukau police officer threw away suspected cannabis and drug paraphernalia because he “could not be bothered” completing the required paperwork, the Independent Police Conduct Authority has found.

'People are hurting': One comedy theatre's $42 plan to get us laughing again
“When times are tough, you actually need to laugh and connect more.”

New supermarket brands are snubbing NZ, but the Government is still trying
Acting Prime Minister David Seymour says the Government has “led a horse to water, but not made them drink just yet,” when it comes to enticing international supermarket chains to New Zealand.

VW's Leaked "Death List" Claims These Cars Are Allegedly Being Cancelled

The US government warns that Russia state hackers are coming after your router
With residential proxies all the rage, CISA urges router users to be vigilant.

McCullum says sorry to England fans after being axed as test coach
Brendon McCullum has apologized to English cricket fans for his results as the national test coach and accepted “it’s time for someone else to have a go.”

Vehicle fire shuts northbound lanes on Transmission Gully on Kapiti Coast
The northbound lanes are closed between the State Highway 1 and SH58 interchange and Mackays.

Dropbox expands AI integrations with ChatGPT & Claude
Users can now pull Dropbox files into ChatGPT, Claude and Gemini Spark, keeping AI output tied to existing permissions and team workflows.

Faith and family keep All Black George Bower grounded
Feature: From Taita in Lower Hutt, Wellington, to the Test arena, how George Bower's faith and family have allowed him to keep his All Blacks dream ticking.

From snow to triple rainbows: Stuff readers capture winter’s wild side
From triple rainbows over Auckland to icy mornings in the South Island, Stuff readers have been sharing stunning images from last week’s burst of wild weather.

Developer abandons Buddhist temple plan, blaming local opposition
Michael Barraclough and his company wanted to build a 20m-high temple on hills above Gisborne.

Cop cleared over force used to arrest 15-year-old after stolen car pursuit
The complaint related to the arrest of the teenager after he fled from a suspected stolen vehicle that Police say had been used in two burglaries.

Owner’s claim that apartment building is a ‘household’ is rejected, again
The owner of the former furniture warehouse argued changes to the tenancy and layout meant the building should be treated as a single household.

Missing man’s mother says he ‘wasn’t in a good state of mind’ when he disappeared
The mother of a missing 22-year-old man says her autistic son “wasn’t in a good state of mind”.

Chris Hipkins insists Labour hasn't lost momentum despite drop in support
Labour maintained its hold on the top spot in the latest RNZ-Reid Research poll despite a drop in support since March.

Developers selling houses 'close to cost' as building downturn bites
House builders are focusing on generating cashflow as many struggle to stay in business, the CBS Co-operative chief executive says.