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The government is proposing to rewet peatlands, with consultation closing this week.

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World’s most popular music streaming platform attracts growing criticism over app changes.

Leading UK economist: Want to grow the economy? Then put the past away

Our failure to discover new and better ideas about the world is stymeing economic growth.

Peter Griffin: Panasonic fires up Amazon-powered TVs

The world of TV operating systems set for major changes thanks to a new tech partnership.

Who are the tech titans lending Trump their influence?

How Silicon Valley's money could prove pivotal to the US election.

Navigating the money maze: The allure of gold as an investment

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Peter Griffin: Why I’m happy to wait for Apple’s Vision Pro

Vision Pro comes with a big price tag for a device that remains a niche plaything.

Amazon turns 30 - but beyond books and e-readers, is it good for the world?

Many loathe Amazon for its low-cost, high-volume commerce that encourages consumption.

PC power: AI will soon be hardwired into your laptop

Computer makers are jumping on the AI bandwagon.

Buying a TV in 2024: The tech you need to get your head around

With the latest smart TVs here, there are some key buzzwords to unpack to get a good deal.

Kai & connection: The Kiwi charity turning food waste into fine dining

A pay-as-you feel eatery is about customer wellbeing and saving food waste from the dump.

New to investing? Here are the best options to make more from your money

Nine top investment options to make your money work for you.

Google to spend the rest of 2024 “making AI helpful for everyone”

Google is building AI into all its products, changing the way billions of us use tech.

Closing NZ’s digital divide and affordable broadband key to economic growth

Peter Griffin: Spending taxpayer money to get poorer households online will benefit all.

Should you take control of your own destiny and start a business?

The harsh realities vs. the glamorous rewards of starting your own business.