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Scientists are warning that humanity may be far more vulnerable to catastrophic population decline than previously believed, with a new study suggesting the global population could be cut in half within just four decades if a major worldwide crisis dramatically reduces Earth’s ability to sustain human life. The alarming findings come from researchers at the University of Milan, who analyzed 12,000 years of human population data to model how…

We analyzed paper money printed by Ben Franklin to uncover his anti-counterfeiting techniques and materials innovations By Khachatur Manukyan, University of Notre Dame · Benjamin Franklin understood something fundamental about money that still shapes modern economies: Money only works when people believe it is real. · In the early 18th century, the British colonies suffered from a chronic shortage of gold and silver coins, forcing local…

New Zealanders overwhelmingly believe professional regulators should stay out of practitioners’ politics, according to new polling released today by the Free Speech Union. The Curia poll of 1,000 voters found 54% believe regulators such as the Medical and Nursing Councils should only discipline doctors and nurses for incompetence or negligence. Only 18% believe regulators should also discipline practitioners for views expressed on social media…

Southern Auckland's Destination Menswear Store · If you've been thinking about updating your winter wardrobe, now is the time. · Lewis' is holding one of its biggest Winter Sales in years, with discounts ranging from 20% to 70% off selected winter stock. · With the sale ending in mid-July, customers are being encouraged to shop early while sizes and styles remain available. · For more than 40 years (est. 1985), Lewis' has been helping…

By INR News Team · Ancient Civilisations Shared A Common Time Cycle · Across multiple ancient civilizations separated by geography and culture, remarkably similar long-duration time cycles appear repeatedly. According to Greg Reese, these cycles may point to a shared understanding of civilisational rise, decline and renewal. · The Zodiac wheel divides the Sun's apparent path through the heavens into twelve equal sections, each associated with…

In his words, talk about Russia attacking NATO “is not simply nonsense; it is a provocation.” · Several top “Non-Russian Pro-Russians” (NRPR) influencers rang the alarm last month about Russia’s alleged plans to attack NATO, which were inspired by top hawk Sergey Karaganov and then Russian Ambassador to the OSCE Dmitry Polyanskiy ominously channeling his rhetoric. Readers can review examples of their warnings here, here, here, here, and here.…

The NZ Outdoors & Freedom Party is calling on all everyday New Zealanders, hunters, fishers, 4WD clubs, jet boaters, and outdoor enthusiasts to fiercely oppose the Government’s newly introduced Conservation Amendment Bill, labelling it a direct assault on the traditional Kiwi way of life. FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE · The Bill, touted by Conservation Minister Tama Potaka as a move to "cut red tape," introduces a dangerous new statutory mandate…

New Zealand has gradually become a more racist country as time has gone by and this process has been ably assisted by the mainstream media. In my opinion, part of the reason is due to the Treaty of Waitangi. The Treaty is a simple document signed in simple times which, if the explanation given by that revered elder Māori statesman, Sir Apirana Ngata - M.A., LLB., Litt.D., is to be considered true, made us all one people with equal rights as…

The High Court at Rotorua has heard emotional evidence from friends and associates of Harley Shrimpton as the murder trial of Piripi Tukaokao and Tuara Heke continues. The Crown alleges Shrimpton was kidnapped and murdered in November 2023 following escalating disputes linked to drug debts. The trial is now examining the relationships, messages and events leading up to his disappearance and death. · Friend Warned Police Before Shrimpton…

New Zealand's rural economy is taking centre stage this week as a sold-out Fieldays opens at Mystery Creek, highlighting a sector enjoying one of its strongest periods in recent years. With more than 1,100 exhibitors and vendors on site, the annual agricultural showcase reflects growing confidence across farming, horticulture and agribusiness. The strong turnout comes as dairy, red meat, horticulture and even the long-struggling wool sector…