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HiBob launches Galileo-powered workforce intelligence
The new tools could help HR teams make tighter pay, role and review decisions using company data and specialist guidance, as rollout begins in 2026.

How are GPs and nurses dealing with ADHD diagnoses so far?
In February the rules were changed to give GPs and nurse practitioners the authority to diagnose and prescribe medicine for attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder in adults in an attempt to deal with a backlog of patients.

Hamilton road closed after serious dirt bike and truck crash
Arthur Porter Drive has been closed and the Serious Crash Unit is at the scene.

Watch: Wallabies star appealing ban for this tackle in bid to play All Blacks
Hunter Paisami is fighting to clear his name to play in the Bledisloe Cup as Wallabies unleash a bolter to face All Blacks.

939 days since last concert - new stadium boss says announcement imminent
Pink headlined the last concert held at Forsyth Barr Stadium, but that was 939 days ago. The new chief executive says that is about to change.

State Highway 29 closed near Karapiro after crash
No injuries have been reported, but police say removing the vehicle is expected to take some time.

Eight months after six deaths, Tauranga’s CEO is gone. What happens now?
Tauranga City Council CEO Marty Grenfell’s departure comes six weeks after a damning review into the Mt Maunganui landslide.

Central Otago council dumps plans to truck human waste to local farm
Councillors have voted to send the sludge to Winton landfill in Southland, rather than dump it on land near Lauder.

Lakapi Samoa unhappy with Oceania Sevens cancellation
Oceania Rugby cancelled the event last Friday, pointing to lack of funding as the main reason for the decision.

Naked residents and dangerous dogs: The perils of the political door knock
Political candidates tell RNZ they are adamant there is nothing quite like a face-to-face conversation to try and win votes, even with the risk of constituents answering the door in various states of undress.

TeamViewer adds automations to cut repeat IT fixes
IT teams could cut repeat fixes as TeamViewer links validated resolutions to automated workflows and a single review workspace.

Tararua Health can deliver safe services to the community, director insists
The head of Tararua Health says he does not believe staffing levels at Dannevirke Community Hospital were unsafe before an audit was announced.

Trust Before Technology: Why Council ERP Programs Fail Before Go-Live
Shadow spreadsheets often expose why council ERP projects collapse, as staff comply with change plans while quietly distrusting the new system.

Family of missing Queenstown woman ‘in shock’ as search continues
The missing 47-year-old’s brother and best friend have spoken about the agonising wait for answers as a major search continues around Queenstown.

NRL’s mystery pre-game entertainment revealed as Jai Arrow tribute
The NRL will stage a stirring tribute to Jai Arrow before Sunday’s grand final in place of the customary pre-game entertainment.

Firefighters tackle blaze at Coca-Cola building
According to the New Zealand Professional Firefighters Union, Parnell’s high-reach ladder truck has failed on scene.

Fiscal fraud and contingent liabilities: Who is withholding what on pay equity?
Nicola Willis has accused Labour of “fiscal fraud” after they said they would not reveal the cost of restoring the previous pay equity scheme.

[Obituary] Josh Bronkhorst
[Obituary] Josh Bronkhorst. Josh passed away recently after a short battle with cancer. Good Returns Publisher Philip Macalister reflects back on Josh's time in financial services.

Vehicle fire blocks lane on Auckland’s Southern Motorway
Traffic is building southbound on SH1 at Penrose after emergency services were called to the fire about 4.25pm.

Tauranga City Council CEO's resignation highlights NZ’s weak safety culture - employment lawyer
An employment lawyer says New Zealand needs a stronger culture of accountability for safety, following the resignation of Tauranga City Council's chief executive.