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NZ to Tighten Visa Rules
New Zealand police officers have “overwhelmingly rejected” the Government’s latest pay offer and given it one last chance to “lift their game”, New Zealand will tighten its visa rules for some migrants as the coalition government moves to overhaul the immigration system it says has led to “unsustainable” levels of migration & Explorer and environmentalist Bertrand Piccard has called for a renewed focus on cutting energy waste, saying it’s “hopeless” to shift to renewables without improving efficiency.
New details arise on Sydney attacker
New details have emerged about Sydney mall attacker Joel Cauchi’s Google search history in the lead-up to his stabbing spree that left six people dead, Job cut proposals at the Ministry of Education are affecting those who work in the school lunch programme, RNZ understands, and the general election is the largest democratic exercise ever - almost one in eight people in the world can vote.
Centralized Solution to Bank Scams?
Markets brace for Israel retaliation, Labour’s new finance spokesperson coy on capital gains tax , Student Cheng Yixuan phoned fiance minutes before Bondi stabbing, China says Hong Kong must 'tightly hold' national security line to safeguard development, Kiwi Steelmasters acquired by ASX-listed Coventry for A$42m, ShareChat’s valuation drops below $2 billion in new funding
Battle Royale: Epic Games vs. Google
Epic Games proposes Google app store reforms after antitrust win, Caitlyn Jenner has broken her silence on O.J. Simpson’s death with the bitter send-off: “Good riddance”, food price hikes stall, Hamas leader says group is still seeking hostage deal after three of his sons killed, Sharesies is expanding its business-to-business services with the purchase of Orchestra, and 1499 public service jobs are on the chopping block.
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Ikea begins search for hundreds of New Zealand staff, India election: Congress's Gandhis, trailing Modi, battle for political survival, Napier Port eyes recovery amid mixed trade volumes, KKR Weighs Sale or IPO for $15 Billion BMC Software, Workers rush back to their desks as job fears grow and Swiss call for change to 'unrealistic' bank liquidity rules.
ACT and NZ First shock parliament
Samoa citizenship bill passes first Parliament hurdle, helped by Act and NZ First, Newshub staff have been left ‘gutted’ and close to tears after confirmation today that the news service will close after 35 years, the government is reviewing the roll out of fresh water farm plans and says work already underway in some regions could be halted & Big four consulting firm EY is planning to cut more than 100 roles next week.
MP's potentially up for a payrise
TVNZ confirms a range of job cuts and the end of several shows, including Fair Go after 47 years, The potential for backlash if MPs are given a payrise in the next two weeks, at the same time the Government is cutting public spending the world’s biggest economies have continued to finance the expansion of fossil fuels in poor countries to the tune of billions of dollars and MetService has placed the West Coast under an orange heavy rain warning until Thursday night with up to 800 millimetres expected to accumulate in places.
NZ AI stock soars 350%
The NZX market regulator has issued its first “trade with caution” statement in connection of Being AI Limited, which have appreciated more than 350% since listing on April 2nd, Treasury set to axe 50 jobs, Fletcher Building CFO quits, Biden tells Netanyahu US support hinges on protecting civilians, more rats found in Dunedin supermarket, and Disney CEO’s headaches abound even after major proxy war win with activist investor Nelson Peltz.