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The big All Blacks selection talking points ahead of crunch test
We’re about to find out just how brave coach Scott Robertson is.

Some news! We've updated the homepage
I wanted to give you a heads up that this evening we have updated the Stuff homepage.

Epson Launches New AM-C550Z WorkForce Enterprise printer
Epson has launched a new model in their WorkForce Enterprise range, with the new Heat-Free Technology linehead inkjet AM-C550Z complementing the current AM-C400 and AM-C550 multi-function printers.

Person strangled at Waikato Hospital
A 46-year-old woman has been charged.

Gloriavale school faces possible closure after second audit failure
Ministry of Education staff will meet with school leaders next week to discuss the ERO report.

Ed Sheeran to exhibit paintings created in car park
The singer says artist Damien Hirst encouraged him to show off the work created in a car park.

Are the days of brunching over? Popular Auckland cafe KIND closes amidst economic pressures
"The model of a full service cafe, I think that season is gone," the owner says.

Samsung Releases Smart Monitor M9
Flagship M9 model introduces immersive QD-OLED technology to Smart Monitors, updated M8 and M7 offer AI-powered picture and sound.

HP & Datacom unveil AI-powered platform for smarter IT management
HP and Datacom launch Datacom Insights, an AI-powered platform offering real-time IT device monitoring to aid hybrid work management and boost sustainability.

ANZ businesses urged to prioritise AI readiness & strategy
ANZ business leaders urge prioritising AI readiness and strategy to harness its transformative potential and address key data and infrastructure challenges.

KPMG & Hippocratic AI join forces to tackle healthcare shortages
KPMG and Hippocratic AI partner to ease global healthcare staff shortages using AI agents that support clinical tasks and boost operational efficiency.

Plan to introduce parking meters at Auckland waterfront scrapped after local backlash
A proposal to install parking meters along the Devonport waterfront has been axed following opposition from a local heritage advocacy group, among others.

Gregg Wallace warned not to 'say women made it up'
The comments come after 50 more people make fresh claims about the TV presenter.

No evidence to show reduction in gambling harm from $81m industry tax
Ministry of Health wanted gambling levy increased but a critical report from Gambling Commission has seen request refused.

Hefty reward for information leading to sea lion killer in The Catlins
Three sea lions have been killed in The Catlins.

Nukon to offer Plex platform, boosting digital manufacturing in Australia
Nukon joins Rockwell Automation as Australia's first partner to resell and implement the cloud-based Plex platform, enhancing digital manufacturing efficiency.

Workers at burned down Auckland supermarket informed of redundancy
The owner of New World Victoria Park told the roughly 180 staff members their roles would be disestablished.

Physical and verbal abuse at hospitals becoming routine - doctors
A leading advocate for junior doctors says she is dreading the day when a hospital worker is killed.

Foodstuffs confirms 180 roles will be disestablished at fire-destroyed New World in Auckland
First Union says employees will now be paid up until 4 August - which is longer than they expected.

Musk's AI firm says it's removing 'inappropriate' chatbot posts
The announcement came after the Grok AI chatbot gave controversial answers to user queries.

Agentic AI places a fresh set of data demands on enterprises
Agentic AI demands richer, connected data, pushing firms to upgrade infrastructures beyond generative AI to unlock smarter, more explainable outcomes.

Trend Micro invests in Pacific as regional cybersecurity surges
Trend Micro boosts its Pacific Islands investment after 150% growth, aiming to triple revenue by 2027 amid rising regional cybersecurity demands.