Gisborne woolhandling champion Joel Henare strikes again in Central Otago
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Quantum Computing Stocks Are Surging As Investors Cheer New Milestones
If you think AI is complicated, just take a look at the world of quantum computing. Once viewed…
Toni Street launches public speaking course to boost Kiwi confidence
Life is a constant juggle of early starts, school runs, sports sidelines and work, but somehow among all…
TVNZ cameraman Mike Fitzgerald reflects on five decades of news
It was a surprise celebration in that “Fitz” was unaware it was happening – but not surprising in…
Tauranga athlete Jenny Bradley qualifies for World Triathlon Championship finals in Australia
Bradley, who is competing in the 65 to 69 age group, said she was one of eight from…
How Ozempic and GLP-1 meds are reshaping wellness resort offerings
In 2021, when the world was baking sourdough bread and hoarding toilet paper, Movara was riding a pandemic…
All you need to know about Riyadh University of Arts and its creative mission
Saudi Gazette report RIYADH — Saudi Arabia has announced the launch of Riyadh University of Arts, a first-of-its-kind…
‘Bad Guys’: England legend on ‘dwarf-chucking’ and arrest during wild New Zealand Rugby World Cup trip
Former England halfback Ben Youngs has released his new book on the highs and lows of his record-breaking…
Mark Richardson on life after cricket, broadcasting and starting over in finance
Except, one-by-one, those broadcasting gigs fell over, culminating on that fateful day in March 2023, when Today FM,…
AI deepfakes and companion apps: How NZ can lead the world on child safety – Cecilia Robinson
Alongside Gower, child and adolescent psychosexual therapist Jo Robertson offered a confronting reminder of what’s at stake. She…
Dr Michelle Dickinson on keeping your family safe in an AI world – The Little Things
“None of those people I would leave alone with my children,” she says. Dickinson is staunch about not…
New World admits error after ‘meatless bone’ pack sold in Whangārei store
A Foodstuffs spokesperson told the Herald customers always expect the label to match what’s in the pack. “In…