Immediate condemnation of Israel must be NZ government priority

After facing speculation about his job security, the prime minister experienced a positive turn of events with successful outcomes at an investment summit and during a trip to India, where talks on a free trade agreement were initiated. This development was significant amidst growing trade tensions globally and boosted confidence for Luxon. Additionally, the podcast discusses Winston Peters meeting Marco Rubio, ongoing issues with school lunches, and David Seymour's comments on social divides in New...

Christopher Luxon's trip to India started positively with successful trade negotiations and strengthened ties with Prime Minister Narendra Modi, but he stumbled when discussing the timeframe for a free trade deal. Luxon had initially promised to secure a deal by the end of his term, but later suggested it could be done by the end of the year, raising doubts about his ability to deliver on his commitments. Despite the progress made in negotiations, concerns...

Zahra Shahtahmasebi attended Live Nation's Love Song study on Gen Z, finding a strong emphasis on authenticity and realness among Zoomers, who value offline experiences and connections with musicians. Brands seeking to engage with Gen Z must prioritize consistency and authenticity, providing value through partnerships, practical support, and sustainability efforts, as seen in successful examples like Red Bull's activation at Rhythm & Vines. The study also highlights the importance of niche communities and genre-bending in...

One of two South Island multimillion-dollar Lotto prizes was claimed in Christchurch by a man who won $5.5 million with a ticket bought at New World St Martins, while the Dunedin prize of the same amount remains unclaimed. The winner from Christchurch, who wishes to remain anonymous, discovered his win the next morning and plans to use the money wisely for his family's future, while Lotto NZ encourages the Dunedin winner to check their ticket...

A man is facing multiple charges, including assaulting police, after a serious car crash in Cockle Bay, East Auckland on March 16. The crash involved two vehicles, with one driver fleeing the scene but later located by police. The 27-year-old man will appear in court on March 21 for charges including resisting police, dangerous driving, and possession of cannabis utensils. Full Article

Agribusiness leader Rob Hewett is the new chair of listed carpet maker Bremworth, alongside newly appointed board members Julie Bohnenn, Murray Dyer, and Trevor Burt. The board changes follow a shareholder bid to install Hewett as chair, leading to a revamp without a special meeting. Hewett emphasizes the need for a fresh approach to drive growth and earnings, while outgoing chair George Adams looks forward to realizing Bremworth's potential and delivering value for shareholders. Full...