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Christchurch far-right activist Kyle Chapman selling Nazi toy figures in New Zealand 2 Mar, 2021 05:40 AM 5 minutes to read A prominent New Zealand far-right activist is selling plastic Nazi toy figures, including miniature models of Adolf Hitler. Kyle Chapman, the former skinhead and leader of the far-right National Front white nationalist group, is selling the plastic figures online. The New Zealand Jewish Council and the Holocaust Centre of New Zealand have branded the figures "disgusting" and called for them to be removed from sale. Read More Included in his offerings ar...

YouTuber Pairs Raspberry Pi With Folding Glass to Visualise a Foldable iPhone Posted by Sanuj Bhatia on Mar 01, 2021 in iPhone Rumors, News For quite some time now, YouTuber Strange Parts has been trying to experiment to create a folding iPhone, or at least make a prototype to give us a look at what the folding iPhone might look like. He recently released a video of a Raspberry Pi running iOS with a folding glass on top. Scotty from the YouTube channel Strange Parts shared a video in which he explains his journey of how he thought of creating his own foldable iPhone. He says that he (obvious...

The reinvention of the Chow brothers - from the sex industry to property 13 minutes to read Jane Phare is a senior business reporter for the New Zealand Heraldjane.phare@nzme.co.nz Property investor, Stonewood Homes director and former sex industry king John Chow talks to Jane Phare about his $2 billion target, overcoming his shyness and his purple Rolls-Royce. There's a video on John Chow's LinkedIn page that shows him next to his gleaming $500,000 purple Rolls-Royce SUV, wearing a pair of bright orange Crocs. He's bought another Rolls, he tells the camera, this time a red ...

Introduction Economics is in essence concerned with how we grow the 'pie', and how we divide the 'pie'. The importance of the latter has for a number of economists waned in recent years, which is unfortunate. The ACCC does not directly target economic growth or inequality, but our work has important implications for both. For example, a lack of competition will see less investment, innovation and lower productivity. Unchallenged economic rents, of course, favour those who benefit from them at the cost of those who do not. These points are more important than ever with the continuing effect of...

Follow Feb. 10, 2021 Haim Shapow, 64, from Rishon Letzion, has a hobby he likes – ordering products online from Ali Express. “Likes” might be an understatement: He’s ordered hundreds of packages from Ali Express. “I’m like a little kid. I wait for the package to arrive and I open it right away in the car. I can’t help it,” he says. But to Shapow’s surprise, he discovered over the past year that some people think that his hobby is a danger to the public. His fondness for opening packages sent him on a Kafkaesque journey through Israeli law enforcement, which pronounced him a ...