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Cello launches managed procurement unit to boost tech sourcing
Cello launches a Managed Procurement Services Division led by Francis File to enhance tech sourcing and supplier management for New Zealand firms.

Enrolments banned while international flight school in NZ fixes ‘serious shortcomings’
The council-owned pilot academy’s fleet has been grounded since May 23 because of a safety investigation by the Civil Aviation Authority.

Family appalled after 99yo's landline disconnected for days
It took days for what is essentially Doreen Robertson's lifeline to be reconnected.

Wellington mayoral candidate says cap on rates would reduce accountability
Andrew Little says a government rates cap would undermine the democratic relationship between mayor and councillors and residents.

Senior pilot wins employment case after losing job over Covid-19 vaccine
The court said the refusal to grant Philip Tighe-Umbers leave without pay and instead terminate his employment was unjustified.

Video shows murder-accused at her mother’s Khandallah home the night of her death
Julia DeLuney was seen coming and going from her mother's home on the night of Helen Gregory’s death.

What’s the hold up in getting NZ’s new speed cameras running?
Point-to-point cameras were first installed in Warkworth two years ago, but there are some hurdles before they’re operational.

Five prohibited military-style guns found in children’s bedrooms during police raid
Police executed a search warrant following concerns about a 42-year-old man’s suitability to hold a firearms licence.

Wellington Hospital will not proceed with cutting maternity and gynaecology beds
Health NZ confirmed the proposed trial would no longer go ahead at Wellington Regional Hospital.

KAN's AB joins up with another group
Kiwi Adviser Network's one authorised body is moving to SHARE, but will keep aggregating through KAN.

ANZ businesses overestimate cyber readiness amid resilience gap
A Commvault study reveals most ANZ businesses overestimate cyber readiness, with only 12% rating their incident resilience as excellent amid rising attacks.

Video of murder-accused Julia DeLuney shows her on the night of her mother's death
CCTV footage shows murder-accused Julia DeLuney coming and going from her mother's home on the night of the elderly woman's death.

Phillip Mant jailed for holding woman hostage at gunpoint for 15 hours
Phillip Mant kidnapped the woman for 15 hours, forcing the lockdown of a nearby hospital and four schools.

Pedestrian seriously injured after being hit by car in Blenheim
A road has been closed and police are advising motorists to avoid the area where possible.

Illegal firearms found in children's bedrooms
Five military-style semi-automatics were found in children's bedrooms by police carrying out a a search warrant at the home in Napier.

‘Complementing, not competing’ against each other key to Wairarapa council’s future success
Collaboration between Wairarapa’s three councils is the key to success next triennium, Carterton’s chief executive says.

Paddy Gower: The Covid inquiry should call Ardern - and she should answer
OPINION: Sir Ian Taylor tapped into the depth of feeling many Kiwis still have about the pandemic.

Health NZ backtracks on proposal to reallocate Wellington maternity beds
A trial to use un-resourced maternity and gynaecology beds at Wellington Regional Hospital for overflow medical patients will not go ahead after strong backlash.

Fiji's ex-anti-corruption head to fight 'destroyed career' after damning inquiry
Barbara Malimali - described as "universally corrupt" by the commissioner of the inquiry - was suspended by Fijian Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka on 29 May.

Royal Commission of Inquiry into New Zealand's Covid-19 response public hearing
Experts have told a Royal Commission the public reporting breaches was ineffective, as disabled community members describe being abused over masks.