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ServiceNow & Rimini Street partner for ERP modernisation
ServiceNow and Rimini Street have teamed up to modernise ERP systems with an AI solution, promising cost-effective upgrades and enhanced innovation.

D2L launches Creator+ with H5P for educators' toolkit
D2L has launched Creator+, featuring H5P integration, offering tools for personalised learning and advanced analytics for educators.

Trans-Tasman conference: Growers ponder ways to make mushoorms more appealing
The sector is hoping to spawn a fungi revival to get more of the healthy food item onto kitchen tables to boost grower returns.

‘Passion for people’: Local politician Anne Candy, 80, resigns
Anne Candy has quit her role at the Manurewa Local Board, with her replacement to be discussed.

‘We knew our time would come’: Manusina open up about overcoming adversity to secure Women's Rugby World Cup spot
Samoan women's rugby team captain Masuisuimatama'ali'i Tauaua-Pauaraisa says "things need to be better for the next generation" of women players in the country.

Horrible Histories to receive special Bafta Award
The children’s historical sketch show is rewarded for its "extraordinary cultural and social impact".

CTV building engineer Alan Reay appeals conduct ruling
The man who oversaw the construction of the ill-fated CTV building is appealing a ruling against him by Engineering New Zealand.

Is tech stagnation a thing now?
Where is all the cool new tech stuff?

Memory safety vulnerabilities continue to plague ICS: Here’s what to do about it
Memory safety vulnerabilities are surging in industrial control systems, with over 3,000 reported in 2022, prompting urgent calls for enhanced security measures.

Location tracking of phones is out of control. Here’s how to fight back.
Unique IDs assigned to Android and iOS devices threaten your privacy. Who knew?

Orange warnings for rain and wind ahead of wet and cold long weekend
People are being advised to ‘stay put’ for most of the long-weekend as the weather moves across the country

Alkira to launch new zero trust network access service in 2024
Alkira has announced its upcoming Zero Trust Network Access service, launching in Q4 2024, promising enhanced security and seamless connectivity for enterprises.

No new major contracts from Wellington City Council as it works on long-term plan amendment
Signing contracts for major capital works is on hold while the council figures out how to adapt its 10-year budget.

Events being held to raise awareness concerning Ukrainian humanitarian needs

All aboard the sparkling railway breaking new ground for East Africa

Strong winds fuel farm fires
Strong winds cause havoc for farmers as burnoffs escalate out of control in South Wairarapa.

Building fire at same place body was found
A building at Muaupoko Park in Levin has been destroyed by a fire in the same area as a suspected homicide.

‘Deeply concerning’: Chief Ombudsman issues another stinging criticism of Oranga Tamariki
Peter Boshier has accused the agency of failing to properly investigate reports of assaults against children in its care.

Regional council fumes over late changes to RMA
One councillor says it's a "significant undermining of local democracy".

Southland hunt fails to find phantom wallaby
A sighting was reported in Te Anau Basin in September, but despite searches by trained dogs and drones, the animal was never found.

Skellerup FY25 starts well, forecasts another strong year
Speaking ahead of today’s Annual Shareholders’ Meeting, Chair John Strowger provided initial guidance for Skellerup’s FY25 year

Yanfei Bao case: Open home held at scene of murder, court hears
Four days after the real estate agent went missing, the home where she was allegedly stabbed to death was opened to clients, the court has heard.