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New digital radio start-up Disrupt Radio to be co-anchored by George Donikian and AI robot - Vimarsana News

New digital radio start-up Disrupt Radio to be co-anchored by George Donikian and AI robot

A new digital only radio start-up is taking the unorthodox approach with its on-air talent, hiring veteran newsreader George Donikian alongside an AI robot for its daily bulletins.

Forbes Australia Launches Forbes Forums With Uber's APAC CMO Confirmed To Speak - Vimarsana News

Forbes Australia Launches Forbes Forums With Uber's APAC CMO Confirmed To Speak

Forbes Australia has announced Forbes Forums, a series of exclusive business events that the publication promises will offer "a unique opportunity to meet, learn from and interact" with world-class business leaders.

E Tipu 2021: The Boma NZ Agri Summit Announces Powerhouse Programme And New Speakers - Vimarsana News

E Tipu 2021: The Boma NZ Agri Summit Announces Powerhouse Programme And New Speakers

Special ticket rates available for groups, farmers and youth Boma New Zealand has released its powerhouse programme for E Tipu 2021: The Boma NZ Agri Summit, featuring an extraordinary lineup of international and local speakers as well as interactive workshops, expert panels, valuable cross-sector networking and more. Over 11-12 May at Christchurch Town Hall, this definitive agri summit champions food and fibre as the sector takes centre stage in the vibrant city of Ōtautahi Christchurch. Each day E Tipu 2021 attendees will take part in three sessions plus interactive workshops, hearing from...

2020: the good news - Vimarsana News

2020: the good news

For the past six years two Australian researchers — Tane Hunter, a cancer scientist, and Angus Hervey, a political economist — have been collecting stories of human progress under the name Future