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New Zealand first detects early activity of Bernardinelli-Bernstein megacommot

Dudley Carroll - July 15, 2021

New Zealand astronomers use jet lag: they were the first to detect the first signs of activity on the massive record-breaking comet C / 2014 UN 271, also known as Bernardinelli-Bernstein. Was able to observe and record a coma or...

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New Zealand plans to open its borders to Australia

Dudley Carroll - July 15, 2021

Despite the corona virus outbreak, the country of the long white cloud hopes to open a travel “bubble” with Australia in the first quarter of 2021. The announcement was made by the Prime Minister of New Zealand on...

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World Cup 2023: “Is New Zealand open? Why not”, says Fabian Kaltik

Dudley Carroll - July 15, 2021

Roll in 2023! While waiting to know the schedule of matches, the World Cup in France already promises to be a France - New Zealand Pool A poster, knowing that the Blues have not won against the Blocks...

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From Sydney to Solton via New Zealand: Robinson’s impossible rule

Dudley Carroll - July 14, 2021

March 17, 2019. Giant of the Sold Final. The sun consumed the Andorran trail for three good hours, ending the first race. More than a skid to go. Almost unknown 17 years old. Alice Robinson...

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In films, in films. From New Zealand to Iraq, the world celebrates the New Year

Dudley Carroll - July 14, 2021

The small archipelago of Kiribati and the Samoan Islands in the Pacific became the first to change in 2021, soon to New Zealand and Australia. France...

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Wall de Ois. New Year’s Eve in Antibodies: December 25 to flip flops under New Zealand palm trees

Dudley Carroll - July 14, 2021

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In New Zealand, a concert of 20,000 people without masks or social distances

Dudley Carroll - July 13, 2021

This is the first major event since the onset of the health crisis. What are the best days to predict? Not if we do not take into account the exemplary administration of the epidemic by the New...

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Despite the legal setback, Polycario still rallied in New Zealand

Dudley Carroll - July 13, 2021

The Policario Front staged a sit-in protest in front of the headquarters of New Zealand-based Balance Agri-Nutrients in Tharanga on Saturday, despite a complaint lodged last March against the import of phosphates taken from the Sahara to New Zealand....

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All-Blocks in Toulouse in 2023: Look back at New Zealand’s matches in the Pink City

Dudley Carroll - July 13, 2021

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Tsunami alert issued in New Caledonia after earthquake in Kermatok Islands, New Zealand warning

Dudley Carroll - July 12, 2021

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