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Steel & Tube - FY24 Director Nomination Closing Date
Steel & Tube Holdings Limited (NZX: STU) advises that its Annual Meeting will be held in Auckland on Thursday 28 November 2024. Further details regarding the timing and location will be advised in the Notice of Meeting

Bluebridge ferry: Maritime Union sounds alarm about health and safety
Carl Findlay says it is pure luck the Connemara did not run aground and there's real concern about the safety of workers and passengers.

GoCardless appoints Dalinš as VP, boosts Riga operations
GoCardless has named Peteris Dalinš as VP of Operations and head of its Riga office, bolstering its leadership and footprint in Latvia's fintech sector.

Would you let AI plan your next holiday?
Artificial intelligence is being developed to help organise holidays, but is it any good?

Ever wonder how crooks get the credentials to unlock stolen phones?
iServer provided a simple service for phishing credentials to unlock phones.

Trial date set for elderly woman's accused killer
A woman charged with the murder of an elderly Wellington resident in January will face trial by jury in June 2025.

‘Ripped to shreds’: Woman mauled by three dogs wants ‘irresponsible owners’ to pay
Suz Guet feared for her life during the attack, saying her local council “allowed these dogs to almost kill me”.

Cop quits after investigation finds he snooped on police colleagues, gang members
The officer conducted more than 38,500 database searches during a period of 21 months, including about 7000 when they were off duty.

Can you help us identify these scouts?
These three Scouts were photographed in 1950 – at least one had the surname Longstaff.

Wimbledon gear gifted to tennis club
Lulu Sun has gifted literally everything she wore during her historic run at Wimbledon to the Te Anau Tennis Club - even her shoes.

Palantir Wins $100 Million US Contract for AI Targeting Tech

Salesforce CEO Says AI Agent Means No ‘DIY’ for Clients

Discrimination faced by indigenous Papuans 'is not something new' - report
Racism, torture and arbitrary arrests are some examples of discrimination indigenous Papuans have dealt with over the last 60 years, according to a new report by Human Rights Watch.

French Pacific news in brief for 20 September
A round up of French Pacific news in brief, including New Caledonia's rugby union targeted by arson for the second time.

Few firms use strategic compliance, says FloQast study
Only 16% of organisations adopt a strategic compliance approach, spotlighting the emergence of risk orchestration as a key trend in CFO and compliance roles.

Microsoft releases a new Windows app called Windows App for running Windows apps
Windows App replaces Microsoft Remote Desktop on macOS, iOS, and Android.

Woman who told former manager they had a ‘small brain’ ordered to pay $2,250
A Wellington woman who sent a derogatory message to a former manager two years after signing a settlement that forbade her from doing so must pay costs.

Feilding man sentenced to home detention on tax evasion charges
Shumba Fortune has been sentenced to 12 months home detention and 200 hours of community work for evading more than $680,000 in tax.

Improvements with Massey finances
But there is still a way to go say senior university leaders.

Word on the Street: Tay St
The fishy history of New Plymouth’s Tay St

Self-defence appeal dismissed in gang shooting
A member of the Mongols gang who wanted to make a second appeal against the sentence he received for his role in an attack on a rival gang member, had his bid rejected by the Supreme Court.