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Paul Scofield & George Young, The Conversation: The Discovery Of A Rare New Fossil Sheds Light On NZ’s Extinct Dolphin-like Reptiles

The discovery of the most complete ichthyosaur skeleton known from New Zealand sheds new light on the diversity of these ancient dolphin-like marine reptiles in the southern hemisphere.

Spirits New Zealand: A Year Of Two Halves For The NZ Spirits Industry

"Today there are almost 200 and although some will struggle given the current trading environment I get the sense that, in true Kiwi fashion, most will come through and continue to put New Zealand on the global map as a premium spirit producer,” says Spirits NZ Chief Executive Robert Brewer.

MoneyHub: Comprehensive Guide To New Zealand Wage And Salary Distributions

This guide, based on Figure.NZ's robust dataset, offers a detailed analysis of income bands for wage and salary earners, shedding light on key trends and insights into New Zealand's economic landscape.

Blackland PR: New Zealand’s Sinking Feeling - 2024’s Toughest PR Challenges Revealed

The top 5 included the global Microsoft outage, May energy shortages, Interislander grounding, and HMNZS Manawanui sinking.

Zhenbo Wang, The Conversation: From New Commercial Moon Landers To Asteroid Investigations, Expect A Slate Of Exciting Space Missions In 2025

From exploring the Moon to revealing mysteries of the solar system, space agencies around the world are gearing up for an exciting year of launches and flybys.

Worldline: Boxing Day Spending Up On Last Year, But Pre-Christmas Spending Is Slightly Down

Consumer spending processed through all non-food Core Retail merchants (ie. Core Retail excluding Hospitality, Food & Liquor) in Worldline NZ’s payments network on Boxing Day reached $67.7m, which is up 13.1% on Boxing Day 2023. Worldline NZ’s Chief Sales Officer, Bruce Proffit, says consumer spending at stores offering Boxing Day sales have proved popular again in 2024, after taking a dip in 2023

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