Who won what at the 2021 Emmy Awards
This story will be updated as more winners are announced. List of main winners at the Emmy Awards: List of main winners at the Emmy Awards: Comedy Series: “Ted Lasso.” … Read More
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What happened in Afghanistan from 9/11 to today
KABUL, Afghanistan (AP) — It was Nov. 13 , 2001. The sun had just begun to rise over the Hindu Kush Mountains when the Taliban disappeared from Kabul, the battered … Read More
Sicily reports 48.8C in what could be Europe’s highest ever temperature
Sicily has reported what could be the highest temperature ever recorded in Europe – with meteorologists urging caution about the figure. Syracuse, a city on the southeast coast of the … Read More
Financial Times: What happens if Chinese household wealth is unleashed on the world?
It would buy you a year of study at Harvard University, a couple of luxury boxes at the Yankee Stadium in New York or a lengthy stay at London’s Ritz … Read More
What kids can cook for Dad this Father’s Day
OK, kiddos, Sunday, June 20, is Father’s Day. Time for you to cook for Pops, the Old Man, Daddy, Papí, Father, Papa. For Dad. Maybe you’ll need some helping hands … Read More
What comes next for seven America’s Cup bases? Map shows footprints, questions over future of land
The future of the America’s Cup bases hangs in the balance, with discussions going on about whether the next race will be held in this country. The Herald today reported … Read More
Weather: What caused the Canterbury flood? Three questions answered
After earthquakes, flooding happens to be New Zealand’s second costliest natural hazard – and the weekend’s deluge in Christchurch reflects why. Science reporter Jamie Morton looks at three questions surrounding … Read More
Epic vs Apple: what we learnt from the trial that could change the iPhone
When Epic Games, the maker of Fortnite, opened its case against Apple at the start of this month, accusing the iPhone maker of operating an illegal monopoly, the legal analyst … Read More
What to Cook This Weekend
By Sam Sifton Good morning. Gabrielle Hamilton took a close look at the economics of restaurant brunch this week in The Times, reflecting on the two decades she spent working … Read More
Brian Fallow: What about the workers, Grant?
OPINION: If ever there was a time for a Labour Finance Minister to deliver a Budget true to his party’s roots, it is now. Grant Robertson is unencumbered by a … Read More
COVID-19: What will travel to a ‘green list’ country look like? This is how the new traffic light system will work
A traffic light system that will categorise countries based on their COVID-19 risk levels is part of potential plans to safely restart foreign holidays. This approach has been recommended by … Read More
Covid 19 coronavirus: What the data says about how NZ has changed a year on from lockdown
“Unprecedented economic and social disruption.” That was the inevitable consequence of level 4, as outlined by Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern in her lockdown announcement from the Beehive Theatrette a year … Read More