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Vodafone New Zealand is changing its name to One New Zealand, or One NZ for short. The telco is also ditching the red and white used by Vodafone globally i

By a stroke of luck the two paintings were purchased by the same person, allowing them to stay together for the next 150 years

WeblogBahamas.com by Peter T. Bauer (Lord Bauer) (1915–2002) Thursday, December 1, 1966 This article was originally published on FEE.org. Read the original article. Foreign aid is clearly not a neces­sary condition of economic devel­opment. This fact is obvious from the history of the developed coun­tries, all of which began poor and have invariably progressed with­out government-to-government aid. It is clear also from the his­tory of many underdeveloped coun­tries — Hong Kong, Japan, Malaya — which have advanced in recent decades without foreign aid. Nor is foreign aid a suffici...

By Glenn W. Smith Days before President Joe Biden was inaugurated, Gov. Greg Abbott threatened the Biden administration with lawsuits. Since Biden wasn’t president, there were no substantive matters to challenge in court. Abbott was telling Biden, I don’t like you so I’m going to sue you as soon as I get the chance. It didn’t take long for Abbott and Attorney General Ken Paxton to find an excuse. Paxton filed suit challenging Biden’s executive order on some immigration matters, arguing that the Trump administration had given states veto power on any changes to Trump’s earlier or...

Died: October 13, 2020. CHRIS Killip, who has died aged 74, was a pioneering documentary photographer, whose depictions of working-class communities in the north of England during the 1970s and 1980s captured a part of British society in the process of being marginalised or wiped out completely. Taken in vivid black and white, Killip’s images were a crucial counterpoint to the Thatcherite claim that there was no such thing as society. Images of the Tyneside shipyards captured great hulks towering over redbrick terraces. Workers coming off shift eye the camera with a mixture of suspici...