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The Daily Telegraph New Zealand (DTNZ) is an independent online news platform that launched in October 2021. Its goal is to offer a different perspective on both local and global news stories. DTNZ operates independently and is not connected to any foreign "Daily Telegraph" publications. It is entirely owned by New Zealand residents. To ensure its independence, DTNZ does not accept or pursue funding from the government.

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As India and Pakistan eye each other, this superpower eyes the whole map

3 days ago | dailytelegraph.co.nz | Samir Bhattacharya

Beijing’s close ties with Islamabad give it a level of influence over dealings with Delhi. The recent terrorist attack in India’s Pahalgam on April 22, 2025, which originated in Pakistan and resulted in the death of 26, mostly Hindu, civilians, has triggered another wave of heightened tensions between New Delhi and Islamabad.
The WHO keeps failing upward

6 days ago | dailytelegraph.co.nz | Ramesh Thakur

The phenomenon of failing upward is only too familiar among the ranks of Australian politicians. People from other countries also come readily to mind as examples, including former US President Joe Biden, British Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer, and European Union President Ursula von der Leyen. Lately we’ve also witnessed this with an international organisation. The World Health Assembly is the governing body of the World Health Organisation (WHO).
To die fishing - Daily Telegraph NZ

1 week ago | dailytelegraph.co.nz | David Bell

Saving the Dreamers from the Sea. A couple of decades ago in the state of Victoria, Australia, the public health fraternity considered the advisability of banning or regulating rock fishing. The authoritarian response to Covid-19 in the same place two decades later was not coincidental. Both stem from a fundamental human desire to control others – to force dictates on them for their own good.
Gardening with Wally Richards: Importance of minerals

1 week ago | dailytelegraph.co.nz | Wally Richards

Wallys Unlocking the soil (ULS) is designed to work in the soil, increasing the mineral content to the benefit of the health of the soil and plants growing there. Used on food crops means your produce will have greater nutritional value and taste. ULS contains over 60 minerals and elements and is specially selected for its natural energy (paramagnetism), this energy is what gives the soil it’s vitality assisting in the nutrient uptake of plants.
Germany risks becoming a target for Russia – for the first time since Hitler - Daily Telegraph NZ

1 week ago | dailytelegraph.co.nz | Tarik Cyril Amar

Will Berlin start giving Kiev Taurus missiles and risk becoming a direct target for retaliation? Chancellor Friedrich Merz, from Germany’s mainstream CDU/CSU conservatives, has caused a stir. This time with statements about German weapons in Ukraine. Or to be precise, how exactly Kiev’s troops may use weapons provided by Berlin.
Macron has been slapped in the face in more ways than one

1 week ago | dailytelegraph.co.nz | Rachel Marsden

Whatever happened between the French president and his wife on their trip to Vietnam, it completely overshadowed the politics of the visit. French President Emmanuel Macron went to Vietnam to ink some massive deals – like a €9 billion Airbus order, which was supposed to be the centerpiece of the trip.
Treason - by any other name

1 week ago | dailytelegraph.co.nz | Mary Hobbs

The true light that shines on the world is from each soul who uses their voice to speak out in the midst of the deepest corruption — no matter how tempting it may be to remain quiet. For those voices will rise to a crescendo and lead towards the world of which we dream: A world without poison and one of health to all life — in mind, body and spirit.
It’s 2025, but Africans are still in chains. Why?

1 week ago | dailytelegraph.co.nz | Moussa Ibrahim

As Gaddafi’s last spokesperson, I saw what real African independence can look like: free education, universal healthcare, interest-free housing, and no IMF interference. The past few days have offered a brutal snapshot of Africa’s unresolved crisis. In Burkina Faso, militants from Jama’at Nusrat ul-Islam wa al-Muslimin (JNIM), affiliated with Al-Qaeda, overran the Diapaga military base in the east, seizing most of the city and exposing the precarious state of security in the Sahel.
AI hallucinations: a budding sentience or a global embarrassment?

2 weeks ago | dailytelegraph.co.nz | Mathew Maavak

An article cut and pasted from ChatGPT raises questions over the role of fact-checkers in legacy media. In a farcical yet telling blunder, multiple major newspapers, including the Chicago Sun-Times and Philadelphia Inquirer, recently published a summer-reading list riddled with nonexistent books that were “hallucinated” by ChatGPT, with many of them falsely attributed to real authors.
Why I came around to online learning

2 weeks ago | dailytelegraph.co.nz | Bill Rice

In May of 2011, I wrote the following words in the Chronicle of Higher Education: “Online learning has become the third rail in American higher-education politics: Step on it and you’re toast.”In so doing, I planted my foot squarely on that electrified third rail.