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Debris from Chinese rocket has fallen to Earth

A core segment of the rocket has reportedly burned up over the Indian Ocean. ....

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Thousands flock in for Rotorua Marathon, local claims second win in a row


Thousands flock in for Rotorua Marathon, local claims second win in a row
9 May, 2021 05:00 AM
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Rotorua Marathon winner Michael Voss with his coach Kim Stevenson. Photo / Andrew Warner
Rain drops and sweat dripped down his face as the crowd roared for the young local builder running towards his second consecutive victory in the Rotorua Marathon.
Rotorua s Michael Voss, 24, crossed the line of
the 57th Rotorua Marathon five minutes ahead of his nearest rival.
Voss is the fourth man in history to claim back-to-back titles.
He joined more than 4000 runners, walkers and joggers who descended on the city s Government Gardens for Saturday s event. ....

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Letters: Heading towards an implosion and the 'land of milk and honey'

Letters: Heading towards an implosion and the 'land of milk and honey'. ....

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A reckoning for Spacs: Will regulators deflate the boom?


A reckoning for Spacs: Will regulators deflate the boom?
13 minutes to read
By: Miles Kruppa and Ortenca Aliaj
At the beginning of this year, the space transportation start-up Momentus thought it would be well on its way towards its stated mission of revolutionising space infrastructure and the space economy . Instead, regulators intervened.
Three
months after Momentus announced a US$1.2 billion ($1.6b) merger with a special purpose acquisition company, Stable Road Acquisition Corp, the Securities and Exchange Commission told the companies they were under investigation for statements made about the transaction, according to filings made public last month.
The merger, which would make Momentus one of the few publicly traded space companies, had been billed in October as a unique and compelling opportunity for investors. Momentus projected it would reach more than US$4b in revenues in 2027, including almost US$670 million in sales from a ....

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Museum notebook: A history of car registration plates in New Zealand


Museum notebook: A history of car registration plates in New Zealand
2 May, 2021 05:00 PM
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One of the early AA Road Service vehicles, an Austin Seven. Photograph / Tesla Studios, Whanganui Regional Museum Collection ref: 2014.59.25
One of the early AA Road Service vehicles, an Austin Seven. Photograph / Tesla Studios, Whanganui Regional Museum Collection ref: 2014.59.25
Whanganui Chronicle
Towards the end of the 19th century, roads in New Zealand began changing because of new and varied motor vehicles being imported.
Although they were private vehicles, they were still governed by the laws for traction engines, dictating they must be driven no faster than walking pace and with men walking in front and behind to warn of their approach. ....

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