Nanogirl meltdown: science start-up sinks after losing government funding
IRD is owed over $260K.
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IRD is owed over $260K.
The immigration dip has also coincided with softer consumer demand.
“WEFugees” are sharing their stories.
“When this is contrasted with an increasing number of people who are struggling to pay for the basics, we question at what cost?”
While non-binding, the ruling could influence courts around the world.
“There’s a real risk policyholders will end up underinsured or drop insurance completely.”
Vape ’em if you got ’em.
“The state has no place in people’s bedrooms, and biological males have no place in women’s sports.”
IRD is owed over $260K.
The immigration dip has also coincided with softer consumer demand.
“WEFugees” are sharing their stories.
“When this is contrasted with an increasing number of people who are struggling to pay for the basics, we question at what cost?”
While non-binding, the ruling could influence courts around the world.
“There’s a real risk policyholders will end up underinsured or drop insurance completely.”
IRD is owed over $260K.
The immigration dip has also coincided with softer consumer demand.
“WEFugees” are sharing their stories.
“When this is contrasted with an increasing number of people who are struggling to pay for the basics, we question at what cost?”
While non-binding, the ruling could influence courts around the world.
“There’s a real risk policyholders will end up underinsured or drop insurance completely.”
The CENTRIST AI LINKS feed provides an AI curated list of the headlines that best fit the CENTRIST mission.
We don't necessarily agree with the articles in the list, but we think they're interesting.
The CENTRIST AI engine scores the articles across the following dimensions:
If an article meets the threshold on any one dimension, it's in the list.
The coloured bar represents the total percentage score of the dimensions that we measure.
It's not perfect, but we think its pretty good. We hope you find it useful and interesting.
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The same old flawed NIWA research keeps getting quoted to support the climate change narrative. When are the media, science communicators, the public service and politicians going to realise you can’t base expensive policies on bad data and keep the public’s trust?
A single court ruling could upend contractor work in New Zealand, and force Uber to shut down.
RNZ’s latest coverage of protest flag vandalism near Levin blurs the line between reporting and rallying. And the public paid for it.
New Zealand’s pay equity laws were meant to correct historic prejudice. But the system ballooned into an ideological industry that assumed discrimination wherever women outnumbered men by an arbitrary percentage. In addition to being contentious, it was costly and, in its one-sided logic, coercive.
A simple school vaccine form is a subtle system of behavioural control, nudging families toward consent, compliance, and disclosure under the guise of choice.
The type of managerialism and politicisation afflicting New Zealand universities is present in other countries to a greater or lesser degree.