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Kiwi neighbourhoods with highest rooftop solar rates
Nationwide, rates of solar installation are lagging, but some towns and suburbs are bucking the trend.
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- Peer influence drives solar uptake among neighbors
National's debt reduction target lacks ambition - economist
Christopher Luxon says the country is vulnerable to economic shocks if the government's books are not in order.
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Researchers probe pesticide link to rising Parkinson’s disease cases
NAIROBI, Kenya, Aug 9 – Researchers are investigating whether exposure to pesticides and other environmental chemicals could be contributing to Parkinson’s disease, as the number of people living with…
- Researchers investigate pesticide-Parkinson's disease link.
- Paraquat, rotenone tied to disease prevalence.
- Kenya's KEMRI-Wellcome Trust leads pesticide study.
IMF cautions Ghana over energy sector despite progress made in reducing energy debt
According to the Fund, the energy sector shortfall remains sizeable estimated at US$1.1 billion in 2026, reflecting high collection and distribution losses and costly generation contracts with…
Strong banking, non-hydrocarbon growth anchor Qatar economy: QCB
Qatar’s robust fiscal reserves and liquid banking sector continue to cushion the domestic economy against persistent regional geopolitical friction and maritime disruptions through the Strait of…
Pakistan expects $5bn investment to transform refineries soon: petroleum minister
Petroleum Minister Ali Pervez Malik on Sunday said Pakistan expects that companies will start signing $5 billion contracts to modernise the outdated oil refineries next month.