NZ Plans to Revoke Previous Government’s Oil Drilling Ban

New Zealand Plans to Revoke Previous Government’s Oil Drilling Ban

The New Zealand government of PM Christopher Luxzon announced that it would revoke a ban on drilling for oil and gas passed by the previous government of Jacinda Ardern and Chris Hipkins before they were voted out of power.


Microsoft Reveals New Xbox Consoles, Games at Games Showcase

Microsoft announced a series of new all-digital versions of its Xbox Series X and S consoles and announced new games for the console in its annual Xbox Games Showcase.

Virgin Galactic to Commercialize Spaceplane Flights in 2026 After Successful Tourist Tour

Virgin Galactic flew four tourists to space and back in its second successful flight of the year as it prepared for commercial space travel in 2026.

Israel Upholds Al Jazeera Ban With 45 More Days Due to Security Threat

Israel extends Al Jazeera ban for an additional 45 days, citing security concerns, and could face further extension pending government justification by Aug. 8.


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