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What digital nomads can teach us about the future of work
The rise of digital nomadism is transforming work and travel. A digital nomad can work from anywhere, including beachfronts and Airbnb’s. With more companies embracing remote work, millions are embracing this lifestyle. While COVID has posed challenges, many countries are introducing visas to attract digital nomads, making remote work the way of the future. Read more
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I Am Not The Messiah; Mr Zootherapy tells all
James Sinclaire’s “I Am Not The Messiah; Mr Zootherapy tells all” is a gripping exploration of Zootherapy and its impact on society. Set in 1980s Wellington, New Zealand, the novel weaves a compelling narrative filled with Kiwi parlance, philosophy, and social commentary. Sinclaire’s writing skillfully blurs the lines between fiction and reality, leaving readers questioning… Read more
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What does spirituality look like in New Zealand?
Spirituality in New Zealand reflects a diverse range of beliefs, with Christianity being the most prevalent religion. Despite growing secularism, smaller religions are expanding. Non-religious individuals also express spiritual interest. Spirituality, often associated with well-being, is found in various practices, from organized religion to private contemplation, offering comfort and a sense of purpose. Read more
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Hey, Kiwis: Why not learn another language?
New Zealand is a diverse country with many languages, but most people only speak English. Te reo Māori, for example, is in danger of dying out, even though speaking multiple languages has many benefits. Read more

