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Scaled-back Christchurch A&P Show hopes to attract up to 60,000 over three days
The new administrators of the Christchurch Show remain optimistic its slimmed down version of the show will be a success following a turbulent period for event leaders.

Proposed Canterbury landfill faces huge opposition
A resource consent for a proposed managed fill landfill at White Rock has attracted 548 submissions.

Live: Treaty Principles Bill passes first reading, but not before a haka interrupts the voting
The Te Pati Maori co-leaders moved to haka in front of the ACT Party seats, looking directly at David Seymour, while members of the public gallery joined in.

The Treaty Principles Bill, explained
What is it and why is it causing such a massive backlash? Will it re-write the actual Treaty of Waitangi? Erase Maori rights? Or is it a storm in a teacup?

Live: The Treaty Principles Bill has passed its first reading
Te Pati Maori's Hana-Rawhiti Maipi-Clarke was suspended from the house for interrupting the vote on the Treaty Principles Bill's first reading with a haka.

SolarWinds report highlights key ITSM improvement strategies
SolarWinds' 2024 State of ITSM Report reveals that adding staff alone won't improve IT service management efficiency, highlighting automation as key.

LG partners with Tenstorrent to enhance AI chip development
LG Electronics is expanding its partnership with Tenstorrent to enhance AI chip development for home appliances and future mobility applications.

Five people facing charges after police investigation into Comanchero motorcycle gang
Five people are facing charges, as a result of the police investigation into the drug supply activities of the Comanchero motorcycle gang.

Watch: Haka interrupts vote for the Treaty Principles Bill
As Opposition MPs and the public gallery stood to perform Ka Mate, Speaker Gerry Brownlee suspended the sitting.

Live: Hana-Rawhiti Maipi-Clarke suspended from the house following haka
Te Pati Maori's Hana-Rawhiti Maipi-Clarke interrupted the vote on the Treaty Principles Bill's first reading with a haka.

Arrests made in raid targeting Comancheros gang
Five Comanchero associates have been arrested in Southland, bringing the total number of recent arrests connected to the gang to 31.

Three victims of crash between train and car in Hamilton named by police
Police have released the names of the three victims of Wednesday's fatal train and car collision in Hamilton.

Over 4000 Hawke's Bay Health NZ staff receive $15m in holiday backpay
But nearly two-thirds of the country's healthworkers are still waiting.

Sky TV a no show �probably about five times�, amid fault fixing service changes
A Wairarapa customer says he�s contacted Sky TV about 10 times in the past fortnight, but arrangements made for technicians to visit have not been kept.

The Royal Commission of Inquiry into Abuse in Care: a timeline
The public inquiry into abuse in care was a long time coming. RNZ charts its timeline, and asks what happens next.

Datadobi unveils StorageMAP 7.1 for data scalability
Datadobi has unveiled StorageMAP 7.1, enhancing its data management platform with improved scalability, performance, and useful features like HDI Archive Appliance Bypass.

Why does Pharrell's biopic sidestep Blurred Lines?
Williams was fined $5m in a plagiarism lawsuit, but a film about his life doesn't touch on the issue.

Why 'New Zealand Rugby League are worried' about the rise of Tonga and Samoa
For decades, there was an understood hierarchy in men's rugby league that went something like: Australia, New Zealand, England, a bit of daylight, then everyone else.

BBC Introducing's Artist of the Year is surpassing own expectations
After a year of success, Myles Smith has been named BBC Introducing's Artist of the Year.