Ōtautahi - Despite soft market conditions persisting across most of Aotearoa New Zealand, dozens of suburbs have defied the downturn, increasing in value in the past three months and providing evidence the bottom of the market is approaching. CoreLogic NZ’s interactive mapping the market tool reveals detailed insights into the three
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So, who pays for GHGs?
Ōtautahi- There’s a question before the elections this year that want-to-be members of parliament need to be able to answer. Who should pay for greenhouse gas emissions from our agricultural sector? It's complicated. The sector won the argument that methane produced from ruminant livestock digesting grass (dry matter) is not the same
Grounded by greenwashing, green claims on Air NZ compostable cups
Surfing community’s efforts in saving lives on NZ beaches
Ōtautahi - New data has highlighted the crucial role surfer’s play in conducting bystander rescues. The research, the first of its kind in New Zealand, brings to light an astonishing reality that has remained unspoken and unreported until now. The study, which engaged a total of 418 surfers, sheds light on rescuer
A very special Ralph Hotere painting going under the hammer
Ōtepoti - A special Ralph Hotere painting about Aramoana which could reach $130,000 goes under the hammer at Webb’s auction in Auckland on June 12. Hotere, of Te Aupouri and Te Rawarawa ancestry, is famous for his works which often represent Maori culture and issues relating to Aotearoa and is rated
Too much emphasis on elite sport spending
Otautahi - New global research has found the trickle down benefits from hosting large sporting events, such as commonwealth games, to participant levels shows no evidence according to analysis of multiple studies, ExerciseNZ chief executive Richard Beddie says. The research authors even criticised the methodology of most of the studies saying
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Most Kiwi shoppers concerned about climate change
Ōtautahi - Consumer NZ says almost 90 percent of Kiwis adopt mindful shopping habits regarding cost of living and climate concerns. Consumer NZ’s latest data highlights a recent spike in concern about the effects of climate change. Their latest data shows an increase in the number of New Zealanders who are very