Prime Minister Christopher Luxon to face questions after new fund to attract events to New Zealand
Prime Minister Christopher Luxon is set to face fresh questions today following his announcement of a $70 million…
Government aims to attract major events, announces $70m package
This fund will be paid for by taxpayers and is currently a one-off. The Government has come under…
Travel Alerts: Best spring events and things to do in New Zealand 2025
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Wayne Brown’s new ‘drongo’ and other news from the Auckland campaign trail – Simon Wilson
A mayoral candidate has called on Auckland Mayor Wayne Brown to submit to “a neuropsychological brain function examination”,…
College Student Mental Health Remains Poor, Minority Report Thriving
College students continue to report poor mental health, with more than one in three students saying they experience…
From Centralized Brains to Edge Intelligence: Rethinking Compute Architectures for Autonomous Mobile Robots
Autonomous mobile robots (AMRs) are self-navigating robotic systems built to operate without human intervention in warehouse logistics environments.…
‘The Morning Show’ Season Four Won’t Address Trump’s Reelection
When the fourth season of The Morning Show drops on Apple TV+ next week, audiences will catch up…
Bestselling author Rebecca Makkai talks about ‘Questions’
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Mike Epps hosts community concert focused on mental health
Mike Epps brings free concert to Washington Park in Indianapolis Comedian and actor Mike Epps hosted his second…
Ten things you might not know about Auckland Transport – Simon Wilson
438km of roads were repaired and resealed last year, in the largest road-resurfacing programme since 2017. Driver satisfaction…
Bic Runga, Otago Polyfest and Great Sounds Great: The Spinoff event guide
The Spinoff’s top pick of events from around the motu. Here’s the week 4 – 11 September. Welcome…