China’s chip champion Moore Threads sees beyond silicon with push into AI coding
Moore Threads – one of China’s domestic artificial intelligence chip champions – has entered the intensifying race for…
Flight heritage? It isn’t what you think
In space procurement, there are few phrases that carry more weight than “flight heritage.” Once a supplier claims…
Starlink and the unravelling of digital sovereignty
In January 2026, Iranian authorities shut down landline and mobile telecommunications infrastructure in the country to clamp down…
KiwiSaver vs Australian Super: there’s no comparison
Default KiwiSaver contributions are increasing to 3.5% and Christopher Luxon says if National is in government after the…
We need to save our planet, not save up for retirement
Comment: Last week brought more agonising and expensive climate change-related disasters with loss of life and livelihoods. Many…
‘Bring in the quack tax, Rachel Reeves should squeeze traditional medicine businesses’
Since taking office in July 2024, Chancellor Rachel Reeves has been scratching around here and there for extra…
Danny Yeung and David Beckham’s IM8 is shaking up the supplements industry
For the last year or so, there’s been a sleek, red, octagonal vessel seeking pride of place on…
Super Smash: The day New Zealand’s domestic Twenty20 competition died – Opinion
But that Thursday, as Auckland took on Northern Districts at Eden Park’s Outer Oval, the Aces named Martin…
How Dr Nigma Talib keeps Hollywood A-listers looking youthful through naturopathy
Dr Nigma Talib looks more like a celebrity than a bestselling author and highly acclaimed naturopathic doctor. A…
Earth observation’s adoption gap is a supply design problem
For more than a decade, the Earth observation industry has insisted that commercial adoption is just around the…
Let’s Be Honest About Public Health Guidance – Emily Oster
In the first week of January, the Health and Human Services Department, under Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr.,…
I’ve loved our Mt Maunganui camping trips, but this year’s will haunt me
Karyn Henger reflects on the magic of her annual holidays at the Mount and why this year’s felt…