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Cornerstone appoints Brenton Smith to lead APJ push
The hire signals a sharper regional push as Cornerstone seeks to win more HR software business across Asia Pacific and Japan amid fierce competition.

Small recovery for New Zealand's net migration numbers in year to March
New Zealand continues to see a small recovery in its net migration numbers.

'What happened in 2024 is about to happen again': Two years after New Caledonia's violent uprising
As New Caledonia marks the second anniversary of a spate of unrest and riots that broke out on 13 May 2024, the situation on the ground remains tense, on the political, economic and security levels.

David Nyika’s IBF cruiserweight world title eliminator confirmed
His pivotal matchup against Aussie Floyd is set to be a homecoming affair.

Mother of killed baby in tears recalling day son was injured
Soul Turany was less than four months old when he died in 2014.

Oamaru Airport to lose its flight school
The lease for the business would be ending next month.

Nvidia to report Q1 earnings as chip stocks soar on AI strength

Exclusive-Microsoft eyeing startup deals for life after OpenAI

Ford stock surges 13% on investor optimism for new energy storage business

My Top 3 AI Infrastructure Stocks to Buy for May 2026

Boomi, Red Hat target agentic AI governance at scale
The tie-up aims to help large companies run AI agents securely at scale, while keeping data, governance and spending under tighter control.

Billy Macfarlane founder of rehabilitation service charged with assaulting woman
62-year-old Billy Macfarlane says the allegations are "a whole lot of lies" and that he never assaulted anybody.

Xero launches XeroForce AI agent builder for finance
The tool could cut repetitive finance admin for accountants and small businesses, while keeping every automated step logged for compliance.

NZ's approach to AI continues to favour slop over substance
Opinion: The Government's leadership on AI is lacklustre, and ignores anything that doesn't include the words 'productivity' or 'efficiency'.

Firmus quietly scrubs UN logo ahead of $12b IPO push
AI factory builder Firmus, eyeing a $12 billion ASX float, displayed the UN emblem on every page of its website before quietly removing it.

Briefing says defence chief executives doing more to educate public
Analysis: The executives are on the same page as the Prime Minister who in a pre-Budget speech stressed the increasing volatility of the world the stark choices that left NZ.

Dunedin by-election won Jo Galer by less than 100 votes
Councillor and former mayor Jules Radich died earlier this year, leaving a seat vacant.

Boomi & Red Hat team up for agentic AI stack
The tie-up aims to help large companies run AI agents securely at scale, while keeping data, governance and spending under tighter control.

‘I don’t care’: Video of murder-accused’s first talk with police shown to jury
Hayden Tasker told police he “didn’t care” after his car struck Senior Sergeants Lyn Fleming and Adam Ramsay, a jury has heard.

Bernice Marychurch murder: Kael Leona sentenced to life with minimum 12 years
Kael Leona will spend at least 12 years behind bars after fatally stabbing Bernice Marychurch in 2024.

State Highway 6, upper Buller Gorge Road reopens after slip
The road straddles the West Coast and Tasman regions in the South Island.

Nearly $12m seized from criminals to help combat methamphetamine and gang-related harm
Nearly $12 million seized from criminals will be used to help combat methamphetamine and gang-related harm, the government has announced.

Red Hat & NVIDIA add controls for enterprise AI agents
New controls aim to let enterprises run autonomous AI agents more securely across hybrid cloud systems, with tighter governance and audit trails.

'Prior dispute' a factor in violent West Auckland train station brawl between students - police
Students from several West Auckland high schools dispersed when police arrived.