Medical biotech researchers call for more govt funds
Medical researchers want government support for biotechnology, which offers life-saving treatments as well as significant economic gains for New Zealand.
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Cell tower sales may pay off for consumers
The possible sale of cellular telecommunications towers by the two biggest network owners could lead to cheaper services for consumers over the longer term.
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An end to dumping at Van Dammes
Illegal dumping is an issue that occurs at many community spaces and reserves, and Van Dammes Lagoon in Mount Wellington had become a regular target.
Our Waste Solutions team has been called to the area numerous times, which not only wasted resources b… Continue reading
Elon Musk will not join Twitter board, says boss
Elon Musk has decided not to join the board of Twitter, the company’s chief executive Parag Agrawal says.
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Spending continues to slow as retail worries on the rise
Headwinds for the retail sector are intensifying with further evidence households are treading more carefully in their spending.
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Anzac commemorations in Devonport-Takapuna
Local Anzac Day commemorations this year are being kept to a minimum to protect the health and wellbeing of veterans.
At its March meeting, Devonport-Takapuna Local Board resolved that there will be no public civic services in Takapuna this year and th… Continue reading
Anzac commemorations in Kaipātiki
Local Anzac Day commemorations this year are being kept to a minimum to protect the health and wellbeing of veterans.
At its March meeting, Kaipātiki Local Board supported the recommendation that there would be no civic services in Glenfield and Northc… Continue reading
Fund manager calls out ‘greenwashing’ in investment sector
A fund manager is calling out what it calls the growing issue of greenwashing in the investment sector.
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Covid-19: Bars still checking vaccine passes face flack
Some bars still requiring Covid-19 vaccine passes are finding themselves at the forefront of online activity by anti-mandate supporters.
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Napier Port lowers earnings foreast due to drop in cargo volume, labour shortages
Omicron outbreaks and pandemic-related port lockdowns in China had put additional pressure on global supply chains, a company statement to the stock exchange said.
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