New accessible walkway weaves through recently-restored wetland in West Auckland
The ribbon has been cut on a new accessible walkway that weaves through wetlands which have recently been restored from paddocks. Initially volunteer run and funded,...
This brie-lliant cheese has been crowned the best in the world
The best cheese in the world has been named. A gruyère from Switzerland was chosen by a panel of judges in the 2022 edition of the...
Medical worker shortage keeps Northland’s Rawene Hospital closed after-hours
Sungmi Kim/Stuff A shortage of medical workers – which is chronic nationwide – continues to keep Rawene Hospital’s after-hours service closed, and community clinics are being...
New Zealand’s fastest female sprinter Zoe Hobbs opens up on mental toll
David Ramos/Getty Images Zoe Hobbs in action at the Birmingham 2022 Commonwealth Games. New Zealand’s fastest female sprinter, Zoe Hobbs, has opened up about her mental...
Qualcomm Wins More Business From Apple, Projects Lower Q4 Revenue Forecast
Qualcomm’s forecast for holiday-quarter revenue fell about $2 billion (roughly Rs. 17,000 crore) short of Street estimates, as the chipmaker struggles with a slump in sales to...
Instagram Announces Support for NFT Sales, Gifts on Reels, More
Meta Platforms on Wednesday said it was adding a host of new features to Instagram, including a tool to trade digital collectables, in a move that...
BTC, ETH Open With Losses, Crypto Market Cap Drops by 0.86 Percent
After registering continuous growth for at least five consecutive days, the crypto price charts reflected losses for most altcoins on Thursday, November 3. Bitcoin opened with...
Tories agree to NDP’s non-binding election proposal
MANITOBA lawmakers unanimously endorsed a motion to confirm the next election will take place Oct. 3, 2023. The non-binding proposal brought forward by NDP house leader...
Online booking program links clients, home care workers
A Winnipeg man with quadriplegia — trapped in bed all day or in his wheelchair overnight several times in recent months when home care was cancelled...
Care aides traumatized during COVID-19
Opinion The COVID-19 pandemic wreaked havoc on long-term care in Canada. During the first two waves in 2020, more than 80 per cent of all Canadian...