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Tourism New Zealand: Tourism New Zealand Invites The World To Find Their 100% Pure New Zealand In New Global Campaign

Tourism New Zealand Chief Executive René de Monchy said: “This is our call for people around the world to be totally connected, present, inspired and fulfilled in one of the world’s most breathtaking destinations.”

Bill Bennett: Comcom warns 2degrees over satellite marketing

The Commerce Commission warns 2degrees over satellite claims; Tait bids for Vital; the TCF introduces a code to support customers needing priority services; Spark recycles laptops for schools; Xero adds iPhone tap payments

Transpower: Major Electricity Development For Western Bay Of Plenty A Step Closer

Transpower is working with Powerco, which owns and operates the local electricity lines, to coordinate developing electricity infrastructure that will meet the future needs of people who live, work and play in the western Bay of Plenty.

Alcohol Beverages Council: Turning The Tide - New Zealanders Unite To Curb Harmful Drinking

“Most of us agree that targeted education and support programmes create a better understanding of responsible drinking – a fact borne out by the fact that 70% of the New Zealanders surveyed agreed that such programmes reduce alcohol-related harm”, said NZABC Executive Director Virginia Nicholls.

University of Auckland Business School: Economists Urge Action To Prevent ‘AI Poverty Traps’

The economists argue that in developing AI policies, the international community must learn from the successes and failures of foreign aid.

Bill Bennett: Australian warship takes rural fixed wireless broadband offline

Australian warship disrupts wireless networks, Spark warns cloud adoption is stalling, Chorus updates its outage map, and 2degrees teams with Datacom. Plus - Freeview adds HD, and telcos react to proposed right-to-repair laws.

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