Cashed out: Use of paper money continues to decline – Inside Economics
What I am getting at is: is GDP really increasing or is the cash GDP market declining? Mark…
Anthropic AI model posed as a human to send cops fake lead on unsolved case
In another well-publicised case, an OpenAI agent undergoing a security evaluation broke out of its testing environment and…
Do foreign asset sales make us richer or poorer? – Inside Economics
My question is: does this benefit New Zealand’s overseas exchange? First, I would like some clarification on what…
Inside Economics: ‘An aspirational quality’ – can we trust Treasury forecasts? … plus, oil shock round two
Of course, the “better than expected” numbers were expected. They shouldn’t come as a surprise to regular readers…
Braydon Hepworth missing from Christchurch: Police send urgent appeal
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Inside Economics: If the economy still sucks, why is the RBNZ hiking rates?
My understanding is that interest rate increases are designed to slow the economy and thereby slow inflation increases.…
Medical centre refused doctor, defibrillator after man collapsed outside, witness claims
McInroe, a former anaesthetic technician, was at her shop Everlasting and Co when she saw CPR being performed…
Inside Economics: When can we call it a recovery? The Reserve Bank might have to make the call
“Bad news such as record inflation or increased unemployment makes the front page, so how about some good…
The rise of the robot front line: How Christchurch-made machines are changing security, policing and border protection
And many of the machines helping to drive that change are designed and built in Christchurch. Christchurch-made Cerberus-X…
School sickness: Plea to parents as cost pressures collide with winter illness
Official guidance says children with a mild cough or runny nose can attend school if they are otherwise…
Inside Economics: Have we dodged the inflation bullet?
There have been some positive data in the past few days which hint at both a re-emergence of…
What it’s like to live with misophonia: The sound of chewing can send me into a homicidal rage
Misophonia is a neurological condition, where the body’s incoming signals are confused by certain noises. It then triggers…