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Canterbury businesses see light at the end of the tunnel
A Business Canterbury survey shows confidence up 20 points since May.

Crash closes road north of Auckland, serious injuries reported
Motorists are advised to avoid the area after emergency services were called to the collision on Tuesday afternoon.

Papua New Guinea signs K26m deal with TechnologyOne
The three-year extension will broaden digital oversight of spending and revenue as the government pushes to tighten control of public funds nationwide.

Rockwell hosts OT cybersecurity roundtable in Hamilton
Industrial operators face mounting cyber risks as the roundtable will focus on keeping critical services running while tightening OT defences.

'Something has to give': Gisborne ED nurses to strike against staff shortages
Cold and flu season has exhausted the health system this year, with widespread reports of staff and bed shortages.

Scam QR codes found on Auckland parking meters
Auckland Transport is warning motorists not to scan QR codes on its parking machines after fraudulent stickers were discovered in the city centre.

One of the country’s smallest airlines welcomes extra funding. What it plans to do with $640k
Stewart Island’s small airline is getting a slice of the Government’s $30m Regional Infrastructure Fund.

National backtracked on a bed tax, so here's what it's offering councils instead
On Tuesday, Luxon announced a new plan to fund councils that hosted a lot of tourists.

Buyer's claim against agents who advertised garage as bedroom dismissed
The tribunal found the Bay of Plenty buyer suffered no financial loss because he bought the property for $440,000, below its two-bedroom market value.

Estha launches private AI workforce on Mac for business
Smaller firms may keep sensitive documents off external AI services as Estha's Mac software runs office tasks locally on Apple Silicon.

Christopher Luxon announces National's alternative to introducing bed tax
National would instead distribute money to all councils by resetting how the International Visitor Levy is allocated.

Woman and two children killed in Rotorua home
T wo young children were found dead at the house, alongside a badly injured woman.

Major health gap exposed by 13-year-old’s death
Mental health review finds fragmented services and major gaps in follow-up and care.

'Serious injuries' following two-vehicle crash in Auckland's South Head
Motorists are advised to expect delays and avoid the area if possible.

Where rents are falling, and where they're not
Realestate.co.nz says local factors are driving very different rental outcomes by region.

All Blacks coach promises shake-up for series-deciding Baltimore test
When the All Blacks players finally arrived in the United States after a gruelling 26 hour travel schedule, several players may have welcomed Dave Rennie's declaration that changes for the fourth test were imminent.

Injured officer suffered traumatic head injury when he was struck by fleeing driver
The officer struck by a fleeing car near Palmerston North remains in hospital, surrounded by his family as community donations pour in.

Labour pledges carbon market review as National cries tax
Chris Hipkins has promised to review the Emissions Trading Scheme (ETS) if Labour is elected in November, saying that the price of carbon is too low to drive meaningful emissions reductions.

Colombia 12-month inflation edges up more than expected in August

Gallagher spotlights visitor management at Sydney expo
Australia's security buyers are turning to tools that link visitor processing with access control, and Gallagher drew strong interest in Sydney.

One year on, we still don't know how Tom Phillips hid his children in the bush for four years
A children's charity is calling for the release of the report from the inquiry into Phillips and the kidnapping of his children.