- November 23rd, 2024
Controversial advertising has always had the power to hold a mirror up to society. At its best, it can unite us in shared humor or shared outrage, sparking conversations that challenge societal norms and shape our beliefs. At its worst,...
In August, an extra 47,500 Australians entered the workforce, while the unemployment rate held steady at 4.2%. This development is more than just a numerical success; it represents a major achievement for both the Australian government and the Reserve Bank...
New Zealand has long been viewed as a beacon of progressive politics. From its pioneering stance on women's suffrage in 1893 to its embrace of social justice, climate action, and equitable policies in the modern era, the country has cultivated...
As the travel industry recovers from the COVID-19 pandemic, a darker side of tourism has returned to the spotlight—overtourism. From Southeast Asia’s pristine beaches to Europe’s historic cities, the world’s most popular travel destinations are bearing the brunt of uncontrolled...
As New Zealand cities evolve to accommodate denser housing, a concerning trend is emerging: urban green spaces are shrinking. While New Zealand’s cities are relatively small compared to global metropolises, their green space, though reasonable in total, is under pressure...
The global space industry is rapidly expanding, with an anticipated market value of US$1.8 trillion by 2035. In parallel, New Zealand's aerospace sector is experiencing significant growth. However, despite these positive trends, recent research highlights a critical oversight: the sector's...
New Zealand’s Energy Security Crisis: Unprecedented Market Volatility and Path to Sustainable Future
New Zealand is in the throes of what Prime Minister has termed an “energy security crisis,” a declaration underscored by the recent turmoil in the country’s electricity market. This crisis, driven by a convergence of environmental, economic, and technological factors,...
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