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Friday, 24 November 2006, 2:37 pm
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Science Media Centre: Company Claims To Have “De-Extincted” The Dire Wolf – Expert Reaction

The creature is a genetically modified wolf made by Colossal Biosciences, a company valued at $10 billion.

Stats NZ: Greenhouse Gas Emissions Fall 2.0 Percent In The December 2024 Quarter

Partly offsetting the decrease was an increase in emissions from manufacturing (up 5.0 percent), and transport, postal, and warehousing (up 3.1 percent). Both industries saw increases in GDP during this quarter.

The Reserve Bank of New Zealand: Christian Hawkesby Appointed As Governor Of The RBNZ

"I am proud to step into the role of Governor and continue contributing to our mission of working to enable economic prosperity and wellbeing for all New Zealanders,” Mr Hawkesby says.

Kiwi Economics: It’s Mayhem In Markets As Downside Risks Dominate Following Trump’s Tariffs

A hundred years of reducing tariffs, and globalisation, is now reversing. Trump’s “Liberation Day” tariffs will take the average rate of tariffs to the highest level since 1906, before the first world war.

Mindful Money: Consumer Demand For Ethical Investing Remains Strong Despite International Headwinds

New research shows New Zealanders are standing firm in their commitment to ethical investment, with three-quarters wanting their money invested according to their values, even as political movements in some countries attempt to undermine responsible investing frameworks.

Greenpeace: Taranaki - Greenpeace Activists Stop Unloading Of Palm Kernel Sourced From Indonesian Rainforests

As more and more evidence emerges of New Zealand’s link to destructive palm kernel, Fonterra must ban the use of this blood-soaked animal feed on all their farms across Aotearoa.

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