Jazmine Mary’s Third Studio Album “I Want To Rock And Roll” Hits the Music Scene
DEVILSKIN, the 2025 AMA People’s Choice winners, have just released a new track titled ‘Swelter’. The band continues to impress fans with their unique sound and captivating performances. The New Zealand-based rock band has been making waves in the music industry with their powerful vocals and energetic live shows, earning them a devoted following.
In the world of electro-pop, Skram has dropped a glittering new single called ‘Rainbows In Th’. The sensational artist brings a fresh perspective to the genre with their innovative sound and catchy melodies. Fans of electro-pop are sure to be delighted by this latest release.
Meanwhile, Azmine Mary has released her highly anticipated third studio album, ‘I Want To Rock And Roll’. The talented artist showcases her musical prowess and creativity in this latest offering, delivering a collection of songs that are both introspective and relatable.
In the realm of film, the Doc Edge Festival has announced the finalists for their 2025 Oscar-Qualifying Awards. The prestigious festival highlights groundbreaking documentaries from around the world, showcasing diverse perspectives and important stories that deserve recognition.
On the music front, Brad Cox has unfortunately had to postpone his June New Zealand tour to November. The singer-songwriter is known for his heartfelt lyrics and soulful performances, and fans are eagerly anticipating his upcoming shows.
MECHATOK has revealed plans for a new album titled ‘Wide Awake’. The electronic artist is known for pushing boundaries and experimenting with different sounds, creating a truly unique listening experience for audiences.
In the literary world, the $25,000 CLNZ | NZSA Writers’ Award for 2025 is now open. The award recognizes outstanding writing talent and provides support for writers to further develop their craft.
Switching gears to healthcare news, St Vincent’s Hospital Melbourne has signed an agreement with NZ MedTech Veriphi to enhance patient safety and improve medication management. The collaboration represents a significant step forward in healthcare technology and innovation.
Community collaboration has led to the creation of a new mental health facility garden, providing patients with a tranquil and therapeutic outdoor space. The initiative underscores the importance of holistic care in mental health treatment.
Pedal With Purpose: Ride For MS 2025 is set to support New Zealanders living with multiple sclerosis. The annual event raises awareness and funds for research and support services for individuals affected by the condition.
Recent health reforms have raised concerns about the potential for a two-tier healthcare system and workforce shortages. The changes highlight the need for ongoing monitoring and evaluation to ensure equitable access to healthcare for all individuals.
In other news, there are no current plans to introduce pregnancy warning labels on alcohol products despite calls for increased awareness of the risks of alcohol consumption during pregnancy. The decision has sparked debate among health experts and advocates.
Opportunities have been identified to strengthen equitable access to midwifery continuity of care, ensuring that women receive the support they need throughout their pregnancy and childbirth journey.
Survey findings suggest that there is no one-size-fits-all approach to migraine treatments, highlighting the need for personalized care and tailored interventions for individuals living with migraines.
In education news, the Chancellor of the University of Auckland has released a statement addressing recent developments within the institution. The Chancellor emphasizes the importance of academic freedom and integrity in higher education.
Research has revealed alarming disparities in educational outcomes across Aotearoa, prompting calls for greater investment in educational equity and support for marginalized students.
Legislation surrounding academic freedom is seen as a crucial step to safeguard universities from external influences and uphold the principles of academic independence and critical inquiry.
Members of the PPTA have expressed support for an additional salary claim, highlighting the need for fair compensation and recognition for the valuable work of teachers in New Zealand.
The Vice-Chancellor of the University of Auckland has announced plans to step down in 2026, marking the end of an era for the prestigious institution.
Quality early childhood education is vital for setting children up for success later in life, providing a strong foundation for learning and development.
Ara Institute of Canterbury celebrates Samoa Language Week with a spirited game of Kilikiti, bringing together students and staff across campus. The event highlights the importance of cultural diversity and inclusion in educational settings.