A new Allianz Partners Global Travel Confidence Index 2026 survey finds 64% of New Zealanders intend to travel this summer, even as 82% express concern about rising costs. Most are adapting their plans rather than cancelling them.
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Momcozy is offering up to 25% off its maternal and baby care products on its official online store and Amazon from November 17 to 25. The campaign centres on wearable breast pumps, a bottle washer and sterilizer, and summer travel essentials.
Saigon Technology says businesses can modernize legacy software without surrendering control, citing concerns over data security and disruption. The company points to limited access, staged upgrades and its own certifications as safeguards.
Sungrow has sponsored a 20kWh SBH battery and 10kW SH10RS inverter for ReSolve Global's solar panel recycling facility in Tyagarah, Australia. The system lets the 2,000-square-metre holding and sorting facility run on clean, self-generated energy.
Sungrow signed distribution agreements with Solar Juice, Raystech Group and Supply Partners at All-Energy Australia 2026, covering 1.5 GW of PV volume and 4 GWh of battery energy storage systems.
Ahead of Neuroendocrine Cancer Day on 10 November, NeuroEndocrine Cancer Australia is calling on Australians to recognise symptoms of the country's seventh most prevalent cancer and to help fund patient support services.
The City of Launceston's Leisure and Aquatic Centre has installed ABB motors and variable speed drives, with an assessment reporting potential annual operational savings of up to AUD $77,120. The project is reported to deliver 400 MWh in energy savings and 100 tonnes in avoided carbon emissions.
XDI (Cross Dependency Initiative) won Best Sustainable Finance & Climate Solution at the Regulation Asia Awards for Excellence 2026 in Hong Kong, two weeks after being named Climate Data Provider of the Year at the InsuranceERM Climate Risk & Sustainability Awards 2026.
Australia placed third among 56 Commonwealth countries in the Ayre Index on preparing young people for AI, behind Singapore and Malta. Researchers estimate AI could make Australia's economy A$80.6 billion larger after ten years.
