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The gap is not theoretical anymore When Anthropic released Claude Mythos to controlled partners earlier this year, it did not just...
Washington has widened its scrutiny of Chinese technology companies by adding Alibaba, Baidu, BYD, and several other major firms to...
Fuel shortages are worsening across Russian-occupied Crimea as Ukraine steps up attacks on the transport routes and energy infrastructure that...
Iran and Israel have halted attacks on each other after a renewed exchange of fire threatened to unravel a fragile...
New Zealand health organisations are supporting a World Health Organization proposal to ban flavours in nicotine products, arguing that sweet,...
The ACT Party said it will campaign to reduce what it calls the “absolutely ridiculous” cost of school uniforms. It would...
Consumer NZ is urging 100,000 New Zealanders to sign its petition calling for government intervention over rising electricity prices. Consumer chief...
BNZ is providing targeted assistance to customers impacted by heavy swells in Wellington’s Southern and Eastern Wards, where a local...
Google has agreed to pay SpaceX $920 million a month for access to additional computing power, as the technology giant...
South African President Cyril Ramaphosa has announced a series of measures aimed at curbing illegal migration as growing anti-foreigner sentiment...
Xi Jinping’s visit to North Korea comes at a moment when China is seeking to restore its influence over a...
Growth bought with other people's money and lives WasteCo Group Limited listed on the NZX in 2022 as a South Island...
The terminal wobbles, the regulation doesn't New Zealand's plan to build an LNG import terminal in Taranaki is looking increasingly doubtful....
Isosorbide mononitrate is not a niche drug. It is a daily medication for angina patients, and it is now the...
From 4% to 21% in two years The speed of the shift is the story. China's share of New Zealand's top-15...
Five trade remedies and four of them are peaches New Zealand likes to think of itself as a free-trading nation. The...
