AI Has Broken Graduate Hiring, a City Executive Warns of Gen Z Revolt
The post-pandemic job market was supposed to reward hard work and higher education. Instead, it’s become a high-stakes…
Whanganui pilot Hana Beck named New Zealand’s Young Aviator of the Year
“Someone told me to stay in the office for another five minutes; I thought there must be some…
Great Plains Communications Named by CNET as Best Internet Provider in Nebraska for Third Straight Year
Blair, Nebraska, Oct. 21, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — Great Plains Communications (GPC), a leading digital infrastructure and technology solutions…
Harper Lee’s ‘Land of Sweet Forever’ review: Collection adds to legacy
Book Review The Land of Sweet Forever By Harper LeeHarper: 224 pages, $30 If you buy books linked…
NZ sharemarket up 0.2%, 2% for the year – Market close
”It’s an opportunity for boards to report the latest information.” He said Meridian and Property for Industry provided…
Retailer Torpedo7 to return to online-only sales by early 2026
“We’re excited for what’s ahead – growing The Outlet and building a stronger, smarter Torpedo7 online.” Harper said…
Bumper year for toroa albatross chicks leaving the nest
Albatrosses are capable of flying incredible distances and, after leaving their nests, young albatrosses fly all the way…
Apple’s NZ operation returns to growth in a recession-hit market
Apple does have boots on the ground in Auckland, but with a focus on firmware and engineering roles…
China’s economy grows at weakest pace in a year
French government borrowing costs have risen after S&P Global downgraded the eurozone’s second-biggest economy’s credit rating a notch…
I Hate Cardio and Networking but Surprisingly Enjoyed Fitness Meet-up
I hate cardio, but I hate networking more. So, like a child who needs their broccoli served on…
Auckland trains shut down over Labour weekend for City Rail Link upgrades
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Food prices rise 4.1% for September year, fall monthly for first time since February
Fruit and vegetables are up 5.8% annually (down 2.5% monthly), and non-alcoholic drinks are up 3.3% annually (up…