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Christchurch student who attacked teachers with scissors suspended
Police are investigating the attack.

Economy rebounds out of recession more sharply than expected
Will the uptick interfere with the expected further lowering of the official cash rate through this year?

Gallagher Security to unveil new solutions at ISC West 2025
Gallagher Security is set to reveal new innovations in its Controller 7000 family at ISC West 2025, including Apple Wallet-compatible employee badges.

Ex-All Blacks mentor to coach against British and Irish Lions
Former All Blacks coach Ian Foster has been confirmed as part of the coaching staff for the Australian and New Zealand Invitational XV against the British and Irish Lions.

Coast mayor fires back at ACT criticism of councils
Grey District mayor Tania Gibson says the Act Party’s latest criticism of local government is a cheap shot at councils trying to make ends meet against near-impossible odds.

Review announced into ACC workplace culture, after Stuff investigation
ACC’s board chair announced the review on Thursday afternoon.

‘Trumpian’ edict: Health leaders slam new rules, Seymour glad ‘muppets back in their box’
The Acting PM has dismissed doctors’ concerns of censorship, saying they shouldn't make public submissions about “fast food restaurants” or “leading advocacy campaigns”.

Hamilton Zoo giraffe dies during routine health check
Dume, a 19 year old giraffe, was one of the oldest at the zoo.

How an AI-driven ERP system enables businesses to move beyond historical data analysis to real-time insights and predictive analytics
AI-driven ERP systems are transforming how businesses operate, providing real-time insights and predictive analytics that enable proactive decision-making.

Preparing Your Data Centre for AI
As AI technology surges in adoption, the demand for data storage capacity skyrockets, posing challenges in scaling data centres and ensuring sustainability.

Judge mutes man accused of stealing medical supplies from helicopter for 'talking nonsense'
The man appeared to continue speaking even though he could not be heard in court.

AI-driven ERP systems transform manufacturing operations
AI-driven ERP systems are transforming how businesses operate, providing real-time insights and predictive analytics that enable proactive decision-making.

‘Devastated': Tears as NZ Breakers club sold, front office cleanout looms
The Matt Walsh tenure at the Kiwi Australian National Basketball League club appears to be over, with new purchasers due to take the reins next week.

Warriors’ new halfback reveals try celebration inspiration
Luke Metcalf got to show what he can do in the No 7 jersey as the Warriors thumped the Sea Eagles – then put an exclamation point on his efforts.

Whangarei homicide victim identified
A 53-year-old man has been charged with the murder.

‘Cultural boiler room’ Vic Deals for sale
The online Facebook group with over 247,000 members, exceeding the population of Wellington city, has been listed for $1b.

Three arrested over alleged demands by security contractors at Pak’nSave Manukau
The accused—two men aged 23 and 39, and a 19-year-old woman—are set to appear in the Manukau District Court on March 26.

LogicMonitor unveils features enhancing AI IT operations
LogicMonitor has unveiled new features to enhance operational efficiency in IT operations, leveraging AI to improve performance and cost-effectiveness in data centres.

New guide for assessing earthquake strength of concrete floors in multistorey buildings released
It "seek to incorporate state-of-the-art approaches for assessment of concrete buildings drawn from local and international research, and from international assessment guidance", said a summary.

Ardie Savea absence means 'opportunity for others to step up' - Umaga
Moana Pasifika will be without their biggest star and inspirational captain Ardie Savea, who is nursing a hamstring injury, suffered during their upset win over the Hurricanes.