‘Miracle’ of Zealandia: chick is born to rare takahē pair thought to be infertile

Christchurch, New Zealand's second-largest city, has transformed from a place marked by a decade of disasters—including earthquakes, wildfires, and a terrorist attack—to being recognized as the country’s most vibrant city, attracting residents with its lower house prices, job opportunities, and a flourishing cultural scene.

Al Chapman, a chef stationed at Scott Base in Antarctica during the summer of 2021-22, has spent months cooking in extreme conditions, providing meals for up to 85 people. The dining hall serves as a social hub, and Chapman emphasizes the importance of comfort food during the continent's harshest days, while also noting that penguins are no longer consumed as they are now protected.

Pablo Lemoine, the head coach of Chile's rugby team, expressed his concerns about the challenges facing rugby globally, particularly for developing nations, following the draw for the 2027 Rugby World Cup, where Chile will compete against powerhouse teams Australia and New Zealand. He emphasized the need for a broader vision that includes development programs and social impact beyond just the sport itself.