Nikki Mandow
Business Editor at Newsroom New Zealand
Senior Auckland Reporter at BusinessDesk
Business editor, https://t.co/LcMJZbMkO6. Send me your news tips to [email protected]
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1 week ago |
newsroom.co.nz | Nikki Mandow
Back in the 1960s a young Nasa aerospace engineering called Donald Kessler had a worrying idea. Kessler was studying asteroids. He noticed that when these giant space rocks crashed into each other they created a whole heap of smaller rocks, which in turn crashed into each other and created more rocks – a kind of self-perpetuating domino effect. He realised it was just a matter of time before the same thing happened with satellites. Only those collisions could be more disastrous.
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3 weeks ago |
newsroom.co.nz | Nikki Mandow
Researchers and artists are discovering amazing things about the power of dance to promote collaboration and social inclusion. And it’s not just about community – there’s incredible stuff going on in your brain tooBack in the early 1990s, Nicholas Rowe was an up-and-coming dancer performing the role of a peasant with the Finnish National Ballet Company. Then one night, on stage, he had an epiphany.
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1 month ago |
newsroom.co.nz | Nikki Mandow
Professor David McGiffin knows his trade. A top Australian heart-lung researcher and a retired head of cardiothoracic and transplant surgery at The Alfred Hospital in Melbourne, McGiffin has seen huge advances in his field over a long and distinguished career. But one thing that remains unsolved involves a life-or-death decision surgeons have to make around a particular cohort of patients with a rare, but nasty lung condition: chronic thromboembolic pulmonary hypertension.
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1 month ago |
newsroom.co.nz | Nikki Mandow
Listen to Ingenious now below, or on Apple or Spotify. If you were born in New Zealand, you probably grew up thinking of milk as a superfood, a view likely promoted by everyone from your mum to the advertising pumped out by New Zealand’s dairy food giants. But if you are a Kiwi of non-Pākehā heritage, you might have noticed something else – drinking milk, particularly a lot of milk, doesn’t make you feel great.
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Dec 17, 2023 |
northandsouth.co.nz | Sasha Borissenko |Nikki Mandow |David Herkt
‘All Watched Over…’ — Saint Maria De Perpetuo Succursu, or the Madonna of the Perpetual Succour, a 19th Century Chromolithograph, based upon a Byzantine original. The Madonna & IHis partner’s faith means this agnostic sleeps amongst icons. By David Herkt
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