Tauranga City Council CEO's resignation highlights NZ’s weak safety culture - employment lawyer An employment lawyer says New Zealand needs a stronger culture of accountability for safety, following the resignation of Tauranga City Council's chief executive. 
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'It gives you that willpower to face the world' - the magic behind an eye prosthesis Prosthetic eyes help move a stranger's attention from the eye loss to the person, says an Auckland eye doctor who has been crafting them for decades. 
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Following in Razor’s footsteps: Scott Robertson’s son to make NPC debut The young playmaker has already represented junior Canterbury and Crusaders teams. 
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More than one million train trips recorded in first two weeks of City Rail Link West Auckland trips have surged almost 173%, while journeys between the city’s western and eastern rail corridors have tripled. 
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Governance tops CISO concerns in hybrid AI adoption Poor visibility and weak board oversight are leaving security chiefs exposed as hybrid AI adoption widens breach risks and governance gaps. 
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Gang members arrested, guns, drugs and cash seized after police raid Christchurch property Firearms, drugs and cash were also seized in what police were hailing as a significant disruption to a gang-linked cannabis supply chain. 
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Auckland property developer fined for unconsented earthworks at former landfill The Auckland site's contamination issues were well known but the offending continued, said the council. 
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Breaking Bad stars to bring live show to Auckland Stars from what many consider to be one of the greatest shows of all time will be heading to Auckland as part of a speaking tour. 
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Six persons of interest identified in court cocaine case, Fiji Police says The country's police chief says 27 statements have been taken as investigators track nearly 40kg of missing cocaine bars replaced with flour at the Suva High Court. 
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Fuel prices rises start to chip away at business confidence Optimists still comfortably outnumbered pessimists, despite near constant economic and geopolitical uncertainty. 
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Business owner has to cremate 100,000 animal carcasses
after council crackdown In a small rural settlement, the carcasses of 80,000 lambs and 20,000 calves are set to go up in flames. 
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