Bright cat collars cut the number of birds brought home by nearly two-thirds
With the brightly coloured cover fitted, the cats returned home with 2.7 times fewer birds.
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McDonald’s loyalty app produced a 515-page dossier predicting a customer’s next order
Big Hamburger is watching.
Kiwi drone makers say New Zealand can supply its own defence technology
New Zealand firms are developing autonomous aircraft, boats, ground vehicles and underwater systems for defence and surveillance.
Former Labour minister says public service is bloated, slow and overpaid
“More political than any politician.”
Māhia satellite approvals face court challenge over military end-use checks
Providing intelligence at “warfighter speed”.
Dairy farmers face $10m environmental fines many may not know about
A serious discharge could now create a liability large enough to threaten the survival of a family farming company.
Greens take command-economy route to cheaper groceries
The bill would require regulators and judges to decide what profit margin is reasonable and therefore what prices supermarkets may legally charge.
Adding to the CO2 footprint: Taxpayers foot huge bill for climate officials' business-class flights
“The irony of six highly paid foreign affairs officials flying business class to this ‘green’ gathering won’t be lost on anyone.”
$106m spent and still no decision on Auckland harbour crossing
The latest study will not be completed until next year, pushing any decision beyond the election.
Thousands of homeowners now selling at a loss as housing slump drags on
More than 13% of properties resold in the June quarter changed hands for less than their owners had paid.
Overhang arms race as left and right eye split-vote paths to power
“You get three, and so on and so forth, and that’s how you work it out."
‘Who knows?’: Willie Jackson opens door to smaller land tax deal with Opportunity
Labour’s hard no on a land tax suddenly sounds negotiable.
Climate change label dropped from curriculum, but underlying science remains
The label is gone, but the lessons have not disappeared.
Stanford slips out back door as Luxon refuses to clear her over failed coup
Stanford says Luxon has her support, but still will not face questions.
TVNZ’s ‘super-Māori’ message enters court spotlight
TVNZ may soon have to defend its own newsroom’s attitudes towards race.