Summarised by Centrist
Online scams have surged 53% with the start of holiday shopping, warns cyber safety firm Norton. A recent survey found that 25% of New Zealanders were targeted by scams in past holiday seasons, with average losses of $1356, though some reached as high as $50,000. Norton’s Dean Williams advises avoiding unfamiliar websites, using secure payment options, and being cautious with personal information to reduce scam risk.
An investigation is ongoing.
Even a small drop could hit the sector hard.
“That stuff erodes trust.”
“There’s a very important other side to the experience of many New Zealanders.”
Go woke..go broke.
An investigation is ongoing.
Even a small drop could hit the sector hard.
“That stuff erodes trust.”
“There’s a very important other side to the experience of many New Zealanders.”
Go woke..go broke.
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Critics questioning if his presence might restore balance.
Abuse of politicians isn’t just about identity—policy frustration is often the real driver.
MCNZ’s strict COVID rules enforcement was like a modern-day witch hunt, where even mild dissent was met with swift punishment.
From “heated tobacco” debates to Māori land disputes, the influence of global organisations is affecting domestic policies.
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