What the New Starbucks ‘Widely Recyclable’ Label Really Means
Frappuccino lovers, rejoice: Your plastic to-go cups are now “widely recyclable.” That’s according to an announcement made in…
Culture wars or mission creep? Free Speech Union goes after NZ regulators
The Free Speech Union is worried people are being told what to think and say, and has zeroed…
I helped build Facebook and saw it go wrong. AI is headed the same way
When I was 22, I sat across from a 21-year-old Mark Zuckerberg as he convinced me to join…
Long before Trump: How US policy has harmed the environment for decades | Climate Crisis News
Health and environment advocacy groups in the United States are suing the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) over the…
New Zealand launches long-term strategy for sustainable growth of geothermal sector
Cover of “From the Ground Up: A strategy to unlock New Zealand’s geothermal potential” The Government of New…
How Formula 1 turns data & cyber security into speed
Formula 1 is well known for its precision engineering pedigree and where races are won and lost by…
Prediction Markets Hook Gen-Z Gamblers
Teenagers shut out of traditional sportsbooks are finding a back door into gambling-style wagers—prediction markets that regulators…
Renewables May Break the Century-Old Utility Rulebook
Renewable sources of power generation, such as solar, wind, and batteries, are displacing fossil fired power generation. The…
Blood pressure medication recalled after pharmacy complaint
C+D has been informing, supporting and championing community pharmacy since 1859 and is proud to be at the…
UK fintech delegation backs New Zealand open finance push
A delegation of UK fintech firms is visiting New Zealand to meet with regulators, government agencies, and industry…
SuppCo launches certification to verify actives in dietary supplements
The new program complements SuppCo’s TrustScore supplement quality rating system and builds on earlier testing initiatives, which revealed…
Act leader David Seymour slams ‘degenerate’ owners of attacking dogs as he warns councils of knee-jerk regulation
New Zealand First leader Winston Peters said he believed owners of dogs that commit fatal attacks should be…