- March 15th, 2025
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,...
The office of the Australian Information Commissioner (OAIC) announced this week that it would be taking no further action against the facial recognition company Clearview AI. This marks a significant victory for one of the most controversial technology companies globally,...
In a world where the cost of living consistently captures headlines and conversations, there is an underlying paradox that often goes unnoticed. On one side, governments strive to ease the financial burden on citizens by implementing subsidies for essentials like...
In a stunning development that has sent ripples through global financial markets, US Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell made a pivotal announcement on Saturday, signaling the imminent start of a series of interest rate cuts in the United States. This...
After months of speculation and intense debate within the education sector, the Australian federal government has finally announced a cap on the number of international students permitted to commence their studies in the country starting in 2025. This decision, which...
In a bid to combat antisemitism and preserve social cohesion, Australia has appointed a special envoy, a significant move reflecting the country's commitment to addressing rising community tensions exacerbated by the Israel-Gaza conflict. Prime Minister Anthony Albanese announced that Jillian...
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