Meta pivots on fact-checking: ‘Too much harmless content gets censored’
A “return to that fundamental commitment to free expression.”
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How ‘the climate industrial complex’ hijacked global institutions
Why aren't China and India jumping aboard the renewables bandwagon?
Meta retreats on AI profiles after backlash over deceptive bots
"Meta sees me as a golden goose – laying eggs of engagement, data, and emotional investment from users."
Bitcoin’s mining reaches record difficulty as institutional interest takes off
“2025 could mark a steep acceleration for institutional participation in crypto assets.”
Pop artist breaks from manager and label over viral protest song
“Man-made virus, watch the millions die, biggest profit of their lives, here’s inflation, that’s your prize—this is Karmageddon.”
Whānau Ora shake-up threatens Te Pāti Māori stronghold
“The public’s focus has now fallen squarely on the generous amounts of taxpayers’ money dispensed and how they have been spent, or hoarded.”
NZ property values drop again, but signs of stabilisation emerge
A "soggy" year for the housing market.
Robert Patman: New Zealand must seek strategic independence in an unstable world
New Zealand should stop “sheltering behind US positions.”
Winston Peters: NZ First is stronger than ever, ready for 2026
"You ain’t seen nothing yet.”
Is ‘technoference’ hurting toddlers’ brain development?
“Children literally have to grasp the world first for the brain to comprehend it.”
How Kiwi kids are being lured into gangs and crime
“With some of them, it was just instilled in them... before they were even born.”
How to land a job in New Zealand’s tight labour market
"We’re optimistic that the economy will offer more opportunities for businesses to hire and expand in 2025."
New Zealand is one of the top destinations for immigrants in the OECD
This shift aligns with New Zealand’s growing reliance on immigration.
New Zealand adopts electric air ambulances to cut costs and go carbon neutral
“This innovative solution redefines air ambulance operations."
