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The prime minister’s state-of-the-nation focus on economic growth, particularly in mining and tourism, was long on aspiration and short on realistic expectations.
Whether it’s protecting your name or securing your online presence, small oversights can lead to massive problems down the line.
“The NZAS has one piece of advice for the government – take to heart what the valuable report you commissioned says. We can do this right, and do it efficiently,” says NZAS Co-President Troy Baisden.
The Tui payload, named after the native bird, was built by a team of scientists from the NZDF’s Defence Science & Technology. The purpose of the experimental payload is to test communication pathways that will help reduce communications delays in space operations.
“The university system is a major player in New Zealand’s science, innovation and technology system, home to approximately 50% of all New Zealand’s researchers,” says Professor Grant Edwards, Chair of Universities NZ and Vice-Chancellor of Lincoln University. This is the first major review of our Science, Innovation, and Research system in more than thirty years.
For the third consecutive year, the Toyota Aqua has claimed the title of New Zealand’s most stolen car, AMI reveals.
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