Computerworld sums up the main policies of National and Labour in this week’s issue. Broadband is obviously the dominant one […]
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Fancy a ride on Air Nuke Zealand?
Is that a nuclear reactor nestled behind the cockpit or is it always hotter in business class? Yep, you read […]
Continue readingUS R&D tax credit debate – a different story entirely
As Science (subscription required) reported last week, the US Government’s US$700 billion bail-out of the financial sector included a bundle […]
Continue readingClimate change and the overflowing bathtub
An interesting piece in Science this week titled Risk Communication on Climate: Mental Models and Mass Balance illustrates the difficulties […]
Continue readingLife in the metropolis, circa 2025
The Guardian newspaper has published a list of the most populated cities in the world and their estimated population in […]
Continue readingThe great greenwash
The Guardian newspaper today launched Green Wash, a new column that could make great reading in the coming months as […]
Continue readingA permanent record of every NZ website
This month, the National Library of New Zealand has taken up a seriously impressive challenge. For the first time ever, […]
Continue readingNew feathered dinosaur found
A feathered but flightless dinosaur is a bizarre new addition to the fossil record showing the early history of the […]
Continue readingthe arithmetic of relentless consumption
New Scientist points out a few home truths this week in its special issue “The Folly of Growth”. Basically, the […]
Continue readingSeeing the light…
by Peter Griffin The headline in Sunday’s Irish Independent doesn’t pull any punches: “Top secret innovation will revolutionise internet use”, […]
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