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Boomi named leader in Forrester adaptive orchestration
Businesses need less reworking of automated workflows as demand shifts, and Forrester says Boomi is best placed to provide it.

Bankrupt rugby legend to sell World Cup winner’s medal
Former England captain has put 2003 memento from Sydney triumph up for auction, alongside Lions cap and Six Nations honours.

Specialised Paralympic ski gear goes missing on North Island journey
Police hope motorists can help track down specialised equipment belonging to Paralympic skiers who were due to film in Ruapehu next week.

Both major parties can agree to these 5 bottom lines, says Opportunity
Qiulae Wong announced Opportunity’s five bottom lines on Tuesday, which she said represented the things they think are "achievable and realistic” within a three-year term.

Fijian Drua cuts costs and puts investment plans on hold amid Super Rugby uncertainty
The Fiji-based franchise is tightening spending, including pausing plans to seek additional private investment, to ensure the club says financially viable.

Voice AI is bringing the phone call back to business
No story details were provided, leaving readers unable to gauge Twilio's latest move or its impact.

GTIA acquires ASCII Group to expand channel community
ASCII members will gain access to GTIA's international network and research as the acquisition widens support for IT channel firms.

Stats NZ apologises after data errors found
Stats NZ says it has discovered data processing mistakes in three statistical releases for 2025.

Multicultural groups demand Ethnic Communities Ministry rethink
Multicultural New Zealand wants responsibility for cultural diversity to sit across all government portfolios instead of sitting with a single ministry.

Hallenstein Glasson delivers sharp lift in annual earnings
It was driven by strong growth from Glassons Australia and improved margins across the group.

AI pushes cyber awareness campaigns beyond passwords
Boards are being told that identity controls and staff training must catch up as AI makes phishing, impersonation and account takeovers harder to spot.

UNC6240 hits PeopleSoft flaw in global renewed attacks
Dozens of organisations worldwide face renewed compromise risk after attackers used an encoded path to slip past defences and hit Oracle PeopleSoft.

‘Did you fix the testicle?’ Inside two extraordinary plots to topple Sydney mayors
Nearly two decades apart, two Sydney mayors went to the corruption watchdog with allegations involving blackmail, secret surveillance and attempts to force them from office.

Flip Forecaster: No way to power without Opportunity... unless
You can see how changes to party votes, and electorate wins, would change the shape of Parliament using Stuff’s interactive Flip Forecaster.

NCC Group named in Forrester MDR services landscape
Buyers are demanding proof of faster containment and better outcomes as Forrester highlights a crowded MDR market with rising AI expectations.

EVs being trialled as giant batteries to power homes for less in Auckland
A trial to test how EVs can be used as giant batteries that could power households for less is being launched in Auckland.

Legal action hovers over restart to FENZ restructure
FENZ chairman Raveen Jaduram has refused a request by two unions to immediately suspend its restructure.

Off-duty cop broke police rules by pulling driver to the ground at petrol station
An off-duty police officer was justified in pushing a man to the chest and using force to restrain him on the ground during an arrest, but his decision to intervene breached police policy, the IPCA has found.

Wellington Indoor Sports to close one of its sites
The company's other centre in the capital would remain open, while KiwiRail has found another sports-related tenant for the station site.

Are healthcare workers obligated to help you during a medical emergency?
The death of a man on a footpath outside an Auckland medical centre has prompted questions about obligations.