Celonis will integrate its Process Intelligence into Microsoft Fabric, enhancing AI capabilities and analytics for users, as the two companies collaborate. Read...

Works on the Tarawera Sewerage Scheme near Rotorua was paused about a month ago following legal challenges by groups protesting the works at Lake Rotokakahi. Read...

Four vehicles, including three police cars, were rammed by a fleeing driver. Read...

Access4 has acquired UK-based Luminate Wholesale to bolster its international expansion strategy, enhancing its SASBOSS platform in the UK market. Read...

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Paul Mescal and Barry Keoghan are among the stars who will play The Beatles in Sam Mendes` biopics. Read...

Power providers have contributed to the changes over the past decade. Read...

The joint exercises involve navy, air ground and rocket forces and are meant to be a “severe warning and forceful containment against Taiwan independence”. Read...

Police said officers were “following lines of inquiry to locate the riders” after they were reported to have driven close to members of the public. Read...

Union members are calling for safe staffing. Read...