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Air New Zealand has abandoned its climate target for 2030, according to a University of Otago study that rated 21 companies on their climate goals. Air New Zealand and Mitre 10 were among the worst performers, while Fonterra was rated as one of the best. The ratings were based on transparency and alignment with global heating mitigation efforts to prevent a 2C temperature increase. Full Article

Madeleine Chapman reflects on the New Zealand Paralympic team's performance, noting the lack of gold medals and current 61st place ranking out of 74 countries. In comparison, the team won 12 medals, including six golds, in 2020. Chapman emphasizes the delicate balance between encouragement and condescension when discussing the athletes' achievements. Source link

In a tough year for New Zealand television, Three's Newshub and TVNZ's Fair Go, Sunday, and Late News programs have been canceled, resulting in the loss of 300 jobs. Shortland Street will also be reduced to three nights a week. Despite these setbacks, The Brokenwood Mysteries on Prime TV offers a beacon of hope in the industry's slow decline. Source link

The European Union's climate change monitoring service, Copernicus Climate Change Service (C3S), reported that the northern hemisphere experienced its warmest summer on record this year. The exceptionally high temperatures during June to August indicate a trend of global warming intensifying, with 2024 likely to surpass 2023 as the hottest year ever recorded. This alarming data highlights the urgent need for continued efforts to address climate change and its impact on the planet. Source link

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The second annual Hakatere Noodle Festival at Baring Square tomorrow night will feature 20 vendors, a mix of out-of-towners and Mid Canterbury locals, serving up dishes around the square. The event, part of "Welcoming Week" to celebrate migrant cultures in Ashburton, is organized by the council's group manager for democracy and engagement, Toni Durham. The festival aims to showcase the diversity of Ashburton's community through food and cultural exchange. Source link