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EDS: Oceans Symposium Highlights Need To Establish Independent Oceans Commission

An overarching theme of the day was the power of collaborative effort in achieving positive change. Overall, the key message was the need to act now, the need to act together, and the need to put the health of the oceans first.

Antarctic Heritage Trust: NZ-made ‘Cutting-Edge’ VR Experience Tours The UK

The VR experience uses a combination of LiDar and photogrammetry data to give the public access to the first expedition base on Antarctica’s Ross Island built in 1902 - making it over 122 years old.

Brian Gaynor Business Journalism Initiative: Brian Gaynor Initiative Business Journalism Funding Award Moves To Rolling Applications

The decision to change from a single, annual funding round was in response to feedback from journalists and editors.

Inland Revenue: Fifth Anniversary Of The SBC Loans - Time To Repay

More than 129,000 businesses were issued loans totalling $2.4 billion. The average amount approved was $17,000.

Te Runanga o Ngati Hinemanu: First Marae Based Fresh Water Testing Science Lab Grand Opening 16-17 May 2025

The lab will amalgamate the best of both mātauranga Māori and western scientific methodologies in order to protect wai Māori (freshwater) and build the capacity and capability of iwi freshwater practitioners, or “Kaitiaki Rangers”, of all ages.

Raise Communications: NZ Careers Expo Kicks Off National Tour Amid Record Unemployment

As Aotearoa grapples with record-high unemployment and high numbers of young people not in employment, education or training (NEET), the nationwide Careers Expo is providing a much-needed lifeline, connecting people with real pathways into study, training, and meaningful work.

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