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Social media & platforms 11 More in Social media & platforms

  1. The Straits Times Protests & civil rights · New ZealandThe Straits TimesSG New Maori generation seeks to reshape New Zealand's political landscapeWELLINGTON, Nov 16 - For three years, lawyer Tania Waikato used social media to challenge what she saw… 3 sources · The Straits Times, Investing.com, Reuters
  2. One Nation denies link to racist Facebook page promoting Victorian candidate Politics · OceaniaABC News AustraliaAU One Nation denies link to racist Facebook page promoting Victorian candidateOne Nation candidate for the Victorian seat of Sydenham, Joh Bauch, was co-admin of a Facebook group linked…
  3. Aussie quick says 'everyone knew' about sandpaper, as Warner doubles down CricketABC News AustraliaAU Aussie quick says 'everyone knew' about sandpaper, as Warner doubles downAustralian cricket's Sandpapergate saga continues, with David Warner doubling down on social media while a former squad member…
  4. David Warner raises questions about Cricket Australia's investigation into sandpapergate: ‘Forced to make decisions, why all evidence was not given?’ Cricket · AustraliaHindustan TimesIN David Warner raises questions about Cricket Australia's investigation into sandpapergate: ‘Forced to make decisions, why all evidence was not given?’The former Australia opener took to Instagram to say he was forced to make certain decisions in 2018…
  5. Australian doctors say health anxiety is being fuelled by social media Mental healthABC News AustraliaAU Australian doctors say health anxiety is being fuelled by social mediaDoctors say consumer health tests can encourage people to be more proactive about their health, but they are…

Environment & nature 11 More in Environment & nature

  1. Hundreds protest data centre in small Aussie town Society · AustraliaThe Sydney Morning HeraldAU Source has a paywall Hundreds protest data centre in small Aussie townHundreds of protesters have gathered at South Australian Parliament to oppose a data centre in a small town. 2 sources · The Sydney Morning Herald, The Age
  2. Author Tim Winton says Exmouth wrong place for a port Markets · OceaniaABC News AustraliaAU Author Tim Winton says Exmouth wrong place for a portA proposed deep sea port could see Exmouth transformed into a major trading centre for the Gascoyne region…
  3. Rāhui placed on Te Mata Peak after death at summit Society · Oceania1NewsNZ Rāhui placed on Te Mata Peak after death at summitThe rāhui will be in place until 6am Tuesday, November 17.
  4. At a ‘rustic luxury’ island resort in Canada, even the wildlife show is first class Travel · CanadaThe Sydney Morning HeraldAU Source has a paywall At a ‘rustic luxury’ island resort in Canada, even the wildlife show is first classOn a trip to British Columbia, our guide promised us bears. Seeing them was overwhelming. 2 sources · The Sydney Morning Herald, The Age
  5. Quake debris still piling up in rivers – a decade after Kaikōura Environment & nature1NewsNZ Quake debris still piling up in rivers – a decade after KaikōuraNew LiDAR shows the Hāpuku holds more sediment than at any earlier survey, and the mountains are still…

Microsoft 10 More in Microsoft

  1. Letters to the Editor: How quickly an electorate can forget SocietyNZ HeraldNZ Source has a paywall Letters to the Editor: How quickly an electorate can forgetOPINION: Was it a coincidence the Black Friday Microsoft outage came after job cuts?
  2. Is NZ prepared? Microsoft outage exposes cyber vulnerabilities Sci & Tech · Oceania1NewsNZ Is NZ prepared? Microsoft outage exposes cyber vulnerabilitiesFriday's Microsoft Outlook outage has reminded government officials that cybersecurity is a burning issue.
  3. Microsoft outage sparks fresh concerns about nation’s cyber protection and vulnerability Microsoft · New ZealandNZ HeraldNZ Microsoft outage sparks fresh concerns about nation’s cyber protection and vulnerabilityCyber risks were not well understood or managed across New Zealand.
  4. What did the Microsoft Outlook outage teach us? – Editorial MicrosoftNZ HeraldNZ Source has a paywall What did the Microsoft Outlook outage teach us? – EditorialOPINION: We live in a world where tech now dominates our daily lives.
  5. Why Australians could face cyber security risks in the wake of the Microsoft outage Sci & Tech · AustraliaSBS NewsAU Why Australians could face cyber security risks in the wake of the Microsoft outageExperts have encouraged businesses to build fallback plans for future outages.

Space & astronomy 8 More in Space & astronomy

  1. Voyager 1 nears a light-day from Earth in new distance record Space & astronomy1NewsNZ Voyager 1 nears a light-day from Earth in new distance recordThe spacecraft's radio signals will soon take a full 24 hours to reach Earth, 49 years after launch. 3 sources · 1News, Colombia One, Economic Times
  2. SpaceX’s Starship breakthrough as it’s captured by launch pad after orbit Space & astronomyThe Sydney Morning HeraldAU Source has a paywall SpaceX’s Starship breakthrough as it’s captured by launch pad after orbitSpaceX’s Starship made a triumphant return to Earth as it was caught in mid-air by giant mechanical arms… 6 sources · The Sydney Morning Herald, AP News, Gulf News, ITV News +2
  3. SpaceX rocket 'caught' at launchpad Space & astronomyThe AgeAU Source has a paywall SpaceX rocket 'caught' at launchpadSpaceX's Starship landed back on Earth after entering orbit, with mechanical arms grabbing it at the launchpad. 2 sources · The Age, The Sydney Morning Herald
  4. Watch: SpaceX rocket returns from orbit, caught midair by launch arms Space & astronomy1NewsNZ Watch: SpaceX rocket returns from orbit, caught midair by launch armsIt was the grand finale that Elon Musk and his team hoped for — the first-ever capture of…
  5. SpaceX Starship returns to Earth for first-ever spacecraft capture Space & astronomyNZ HeraldNZ SpaceX Starship returns to Earth for first-ever spacecraft captureElon Musk's team was hoping to capture both the craft and its booster after lift-off.

Cybersecurity & hacks 5 More in Cybersecurity & hacks

  1. ‘Have New Zealand been hacked?’ England legend reveals in-game comment as All Blacks stunned Rugby Union · New ZealandPlanet RugbyGB ‘Have New Zealand been hacked?’ England legend reveals in-game comment as All Blacks stunnedThe England legend has lifted the lid on a comment made in a box on Saturday questioning if…
  2. Kiwis targeted with an average 88 scam attempts in past year Markets · OceaniaNZ HeraldNZ Kiwis targeted with an average 88 scam attempts in past yearEach New Zealander was targeted on average 88 times.
  3. I’m worried our super could get hacked. Is my money safer in the bank? Business · OceaniaThe Sydney Morning HeraldAU Source has a paywall I’m worried our super could get hacked. Is my money safer in the bank?I think I’m on pretty safe ground when I say that taking your money out of super and… 2 sources · The Sydney Morning Herald, The Age
  4. Ethics expert 'left with a blank wall' after Sandpaper review Cybersecurity & hacks · OceaniaThe AgeAU Ethics expert 'left with a blank wall' after Sandpaper reviewEthics expert Dr Simon Longstaff was tasked with investigating the culture of the Australian cricket team following the… 2 sources · The Age, The Sydney Morning Herald
  5. Campground booking portal disabled while data breach investigated Crime & Justice · OceaniaABC News AustraliaAU Campground booking portal disabled while data breach investigatedThe ACT government says it has contacted around 6,000 customers, alerting them to potential scam activity on a…

Renewables 4 More in Renewables

  1. Vanuatu woman internationally recognised for solar scheme tackling violence Equality & rights · VanuatuABC News AustraliaAU Vanuatu woman internationally recognised for solar scheme tackling violenceWomen in a village on Vanuatu's Tanna island are working to reduce their risk of being attacked by…
  2. From waste oil to mining fuel: The company aiming to cut WA’s reliance on imported diesel Renewables · AustraliaThe Sydney Morning HeraldAU Source has a paywall From waste oil to mining fuel: The company aiming to cut WA’s reliance on imported dieselAn Australian company is looking to bring technology successfully utilised in the United States to Western Australia in… 2 sources · The Sydney Morning Herald, The Age
  3. Albanese and Bowen in hot mic gaffe at COP31 RenewablesABC News AustraliaAU Albanese and Bowen in hot mic gaffe at COP31The Prime Minister's office says Anthony Albanese and Chris Bowen were sharing a joke when a private conversation…
  4. Don't just take the cheapest and other expert tips to find the best solar installer Business · OceaniaABC News AustraliaAU Don't just take the cheapest and other expert tips to find the best solar installerHundreds of thousands of Australians are installing solar batteries, but there's also been a spike in consumer complaints…

Archaeology & history 3 More in Archaeology & history

  1. Valentina Trustees charge over Far North pā site damage dismissed Archaeology & history · OceaniaNZ HeraldNZ Valentina Trustees charge over Far North pā site damage dismissedThe judge found earthworks destroyed features at the obvious archaeological site.
  2. The Brisbane buildings made from sandstone touched by dinosaurs Archaeology & history · BrisbaneABC News AustraliaAU The Brisbane buildings made from sandstone touched by dinosaursFossilised footprints belonging to 230-million-year-old dinosaurs have been unearthed in Brisbane, indented into the same sandstone that constructed…
  3. Ocean that once covered Flinders Ranges preserved Earth's earliest life Archaeology & history · OceaniaABC News AustraliaAU Ocean that once covered Flinders Ranges preserved Earth's earliest lifeAncient sea level changes led to the preservation of some of the Earth's earliest complex life forms, according…

Electric vehicles 3 More in Electric vehicles

  1. Gurnoor Brar added to Test squad, Kuldeep released as India go heavier on pace Sport · New ZealandTimes of IndiaIN Gurnoor Brar added to Test squad, Kuldeep released as India go heavier on paceThe two-Test series begins in Wellington on November 19. Gurnoor will join the Indian squad in Wellington and… 8 sources · Times of India, Business Recorder, CNA, ESPN +4
  2. How data centres can attract investment to New Zealand - Catherine Beard Sci & Tech · New ZealandNZ HeraldNZ Source has a paywall How data centres can attract investment to New Zealand - Catherine BeardData centres could provide demand to underpin new renewable generation.
  3. Battery-powered trailers could slash diesel costs for truck operators Electric vehiclesABC News AustraliaAU Battery-powered trailers could slash diesel costs for truck operatorsAustralian trucking operators are trialling battery-powered trailers that could lower diesel consumption and cut emissions without replacing existing…

Other 52

  1. Emergency planning: New Zealand needs one plan for roads, rail, ports and air Telecoms & broadband · New ZealandNZ HeraldNZ Source has a paywall Emergency planning: New Zealand needs one plan for roads, rail, ports and airOpinion: About 6000 slips, floods and tremors damage state highways each year.
  2. US-bound flights out of Australia grounded as telecommunications outage affects American travel Weather & Climate · AustraliaGuardian AustraliaAU US-bound flights out of Australia grounded as telecommunications outage affects American travelSydney and Melbourne airports say grounding of planes from US airports led to delays for some flights US…
  3. Firmus plans $4.4b private raise but upfront Nvidia, Meta payments key MarketsAustralian Financial ReviewAU Firmus plans $4.4b private raise but upfront Nvidia, Meta payments keyThe talks are advanced and facilitate part of the group’s contracts being paid upfront to help fund data…
  4. Tiny bushland patches offer lifeline to endangered Australian cockatoos Sci & Tech · AustraliaTimes of IndiaIN Tiny bushland patches offer lifeline to endangered Australian cockatoosUrbanization is significantly impacting the habitats of Carnaby's cockatoos in Western Australia. Research indicates that these birds are…
  5. Auckland’s NorthWest Shopping Centre evacuated after lithium-ion battery fire in store Weather & Climate · New ZealandNZ HeraldNZ Auckland’s NorthWest Shopping Centre evacuated after lithium-ion battery fire in storePeople were made to wait on footpaths outside the mall as fire engines arrived.

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