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With the end of Flybuys NZ, what happens to the personal data of nearly 3 million Kiwis?
Boost for the global fight against illegal, unreported and unregulated fishing
HERE Technologies Showcases Software-Defined Vehicle Solutions for Chinese Automakers at Auto Shanghai 2025
‘De-extinction’ of dire wolves promotes false hope: technology can’t undo extinction
Why the meteorites that hit Earth have less water than the asteroid bits brought back by space probes – a planetary scientist…
CGTN: China’s silver screen pivot: Why U.S. tariff policy is to blame
As more communities have to consider relocation, we explore what happens to the land after people leave
What happens to the land after people are forced to retreat?
Hopes of a ‘Brexit benefit’ from tariffs were short-lived. Here’s what Trump’s pause means for the UK
Medicines Amendment Bill passes first reading
EU Trade Talks To Resume Post-election
A damning study of online abuse of female MPs shows urgent legal reform is needed
Tools like Apple’s photo Clean Up are yet another nail in the coffin for being able to trust our eyes
ITEN Announces Major Breakthrough in Solid-State Li-ion Battery with 200C Discharge C-Rate, Setting a New Industry Standard
Primetals Technologies with Strategic Partner Mitsubishi Corporation, voestalpine, and Rio Tinto to Implement Hydrogen-Based Ironmaking Plant
At FAO Council, Director-General QU Dongyu emphasizes world’s growing need for the urgent and accelerated transformation of global agrifood systems
No, that’s not what a trade deficit means – and that’s not how you calculate other nations’ tariffs
Daylight saving time ends Sunday. Why do we change our clocks? And how does it affect our bodies?
US tariff announcements and the pre-flight checks you never knew about
‘Curiosity-driven research’ led to a recent major medical breakthrough. But it’s under threat
New Method Reveals How Brain And Inner Ear Are Formed
What Donald Trump’s dramatic US trade war means for global climate action
Australian beef targeted by Donald Trump in ‘Liberation Day’ trade crackdown
Rule of Two for faster access to medicines
97th Session of the Steel Committee: Statement by the Chair
An AI companion chatbot is inciting self-harm, sexual violence and terror attacks
A ban on price gouging and new powers to break up supermarkets are on the table this election. Would either work?
WHO issues its first-ever reports on tests and treatments for fungal infections
How Beijing plans to bounce back against Trump’s tariffs
Labor will ban supermarket price gouging in another move on cost of living
Five things you need to know about green minerals
Brisbane 2032 is no longer legally bound to be ‘climate positive’. Will it still leave a green legacy?
Show your working: how the ‘open science’ movement tackles scientific misconduct
What users need to know about privacy and data after 23andMe’s bankruptcy filing
Turkey is an incredibly powerful broker in the current world crisis, and a masterful negotiator
European Medicines Agency (EMA) Validates Henlius and Organon Filing for Perjeta® (pertuzumab) Biosimilar Candidate HLX11
Government unlocks export growth opportunities for New Zealand dairy businesses
Why wild swimming is better for your mental wellbeing than open-air pools
Tennis pros rally for better pay and less punishing schedules, amid wider power struggles in world sport
Australia’s ‘coercive’ news media rules are the latest targets of US trade ire
Australian Prime Minister Radio Interview – FIVEAA Adelaide
Latvia joins the OECD Development Assistance Committee
Why Canada must treat its food system as a matter of national defence
Accelera hosts Spanish Prime Minister and industry leaders for tour and meeting at Guadalajara electrolyzer facility
The next round in the US trade war has the potential to be more damaging for Australia
Plans to link electricity bills to where you live are unlikely to bring down prices – and that’s a big problem for net zero
Why we are so scared of space – and how this fear can drive conspiracy theories
H2SITE and SNAM Collaborate on an Innovative Hydrogen and Natural Gas Separation Project Promoted by ARERA

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