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By University of Canterbury
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The latest Public Service Commission workforce data shows an uptick in public service employees since December 2024.

By New Zealand Taxpayers' Union
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An ongoing risk in the fight to eradicate the cattle disease Mycoplasma bovis has led to some new requirements for raw milk destined to be used as cattle feed.

By OSPRI New Zealand
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Leading medicinal cannabis company Ora Pharm heads to Europe this week as part of a unique trade mission to promote New Zealand pharmaceutical products based on cannabis in the fast-growing European market.

By Ora Pharm
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Kāinga Ora’s decision to use wool carpet in its social housing is a massive win for wool growers but won’t be enough to save the industry on its own, Federated Farmers says.

By Federated Farmers of New Zealand
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Top Pest Control Challenges Faced by North Shore Businesses and How to Overcome Them Adrian Neel Maintaining a clean and pest-free environment is essential for business success in the bustling commercial hubs of the North Shore.

By ACES pest control
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BEST PEST CONTROL IN AUCKLAND?   Recently with the annual winter  invasion of rats and mice, some customers started telling they had found me via Google's AI, Gemini.

By ACES pest control
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By Leon Aarts
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By Leon Aarts
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Auckland, Aotearoa New Zealand, 12 June 2025 — Premium Clean New Zealand proudly celebrates its 10th anniversary this month, launching the innovative "Planting the Future" campaign in partnership with Trees That Count, New Zealand's native tree planting programme.

By Premium Cleaning Services
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When selling a business visibility adds value, and cutting corners on marketing could cost you thousands at the negotiation table.

By Business for Sale NZ - NZBizBuySell
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Government moves to help farmers more easily access independent solar power and battery technology advice and finance are a positive step, Federated Farmers energy spokesperson Mark Hooper says.

By Federated Farmers of New Zealand
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By University of Canterbury
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New Zealand’s GE Free status and 'zero tolerance' for GE seeds required by current New Zealand legislation is under threat by the Gene Technology Bill.

By GE Free NZ
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Otago — As community concern about the planned fast-tracked open-pit gold mine in Central Otago grows, two urgent public meetings have been organised in Dunedin and Wānaka next week.

By Sustainable Tarras
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Artificial intelligence could deepen inequality and create ‘AI-poverty traps’ in developing nations, write economists Dr Asha Sundaram and Dr Dennis Wesselbaum in their paper ‘Economic development reloaded: the AI revolution in developing nations’.

By University of Auckland
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Ara Institute of Canterbury is celebrating the publication of a pioneering book that reframes the role of artificial intelligence (AI) in education, shifting the narrative from plagiarism prevention to unlocking its potential for better learning.

By Ara Institute of Canterbury
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Air New Zealand is putting onboard internet to the test, trialling high-speed Wi-Fi connectivity on two domestic aircraft.

By Air New Zealand
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Rainy days in Auckland are the perfect excuse to slow down, explore something new, and enjoy the cosy comforts of indoor experiences.

By Media PA
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Waikato — Hamilton/Waikato, New Zealand – June 2025 – MBS Advisors, the Morrinsville-based firm of Xero-certified Chartered Accountants and business consultants, continues to build momentum in Hamilton and across the Waikato.

By CSI Systems Ltd
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By Leon Aarts
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By Leon Aarts
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By Leon Aarts
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The off-season is the perfect window to take stock of your farm's equipment—and your refrigeration systems should be at the top of the list.

By Media PA
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Tucked in the stunning Cardrona Valley between Queenstown and Wānaka, The Cardrona Horse Riding & 4x4 ATVs is one of New Zealand's most unique adventure destinations.

By Media PA
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While the past five years in education have been defined by declining literacy rates, increasing truancy, and teacher burnout, NZ schools using a homegrown AI literacy programme are reporting a different story—one of student and teacher engagement, confidence, and strong academic outcomes.

By One Plus One
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