New Zealand City
| all links | finance | computing | entertainment | general | internet | sport | weather Return to NZCity
All Links
 
24 Aug 2025   
  
NZCity NewsLinks
Search 
NRL Highlights: Titans v Warriors - Round 25
Gold Coast Titans host the New Zealand Warriors in Round 25 of the 2025 NRL Premiership at Cbus Super Stadium, Gold Coast. 
© 2025 Sydney Morning Herald Sun 1:45am 

Warriors out to end losing run against Titans with top-eight place secure
Follow live coverage of the NRL round 25 match between the Warriors and the Gold Coast Titans from Cbus Super Stadium. 
© 2025 Stuff.co.nz Sat 7:15pm 

Kiwi wins gold at world junior swimming champs
New Zealand's Zoe Pedersen has won gold with a whirlwind finish in the 50m butterfly final. 
© 2025 RadioNZ Sat 3:15pm 

NRL: NZ Warriors v Gold Coast Titans - what you need to know
Bottom-of-the-table Gold Coast have won six of their last seven encounters against their Auckland rivals. 
© 2025 RadioNZ Sat 8:35am 

Apple TV+ just got a price hike, and it’s a steep one
Severance, The Studio, Slow Horses, and an upcoming new season of The Morning Show: Yes, Apple TV+ has been on a bit of a hot streak lately. Now get ready for a price hike to match.  Starting on August 21—so, now—the price of Apple TV+ will rise to $12.99 a month, a steep $3 a month higher than the previous $9.99/month rate. That’s a 30-percent price hike, folks.  Existing Apple TV+ subscribers on the monthly plan will see their rates go up following their next renewal date. The last time Apple raised its Apple TV+ prices was back in October 2023, when the service went from $6.99 a month to $9.99/month, an even steeper 43-percent price hike than the latest increase.  Apple TV+ cost a mere $4.99 a month when it debuted back in launched back in 2019.  In a statement announcing the price increase, Apple focused on Apple TV+’s recent streak of popular shows and movies—”all ad-free,” it added, as Variety reports.  Indeed, Apple TV+ remains the lone holdout among the big streaming services by not offering an ad-supported tier, although there’s long been chatter that Apple was tinkering with the idea.  After a slow start, Apple TV+ has cranked out a steady stream of hits, with one show—Severance—hitting a grand slam in terms of viewership and cultural buzz.  Seth Rogan’s The Studio also drew plenty of eyeballs as well as nearly two dozen Emmy nominations, while the Gary Oldman-starring Slow Horses has been a popular procedural. And Apple TV+ also struck cinematic gold with F1, the Formula 1 movie headlined by Brad Pitt that’s been a genuine box office blockbuster. F1 is expected to make its Apple TV+ debut in the fall.  Still, some dark clouds loon on the horizon for Apple TV+, including rumors that Apple may be about to lose Friday Night Baseball.  Apple and Major League Baseball kicked off a seven-year deal back in 2022 for two exclusive Friday night games on Apple TV+, but Yahoo! Sports is reporting that Apple may end the deal early, with Peacock scooping up the Friday games instead. Apple has yet to confirm the news. 
© 2025 PC World Fri 3:25am 

web advertising from webads, http://www.webads.co.nz


web advertising from webads, http://www.webads.co.nz


NRLW Highlights: Titans v Dragons - Round 8
Gold Coast Titans host the St George Illawarra Dragons in Round 8 of the 2025 NRLW Premiership at Cbus Super Stadium, Gold Coast. 
© 2025 Sydney Morning Herald Sat 7:35pm 

Paihia property owners take council to court over proposed heritage rules
The rules would require resource consent to dig holes more than 500mm deep. 
© 2025 RadioNZ Sat 6:45pm 

-Elliott, Gold Reserve affiliates work on offers for Citgo parent as bidding end looms

web advertising from webads, http://www.webads.co.nz

Global snow sports sensation suffers 'very terrible accident' while skiing in NZ
The two-time Winter Olympics gold medallist is recovering after suffering a ‘very terrible accident’ while training in New Zealand. 
© 2025 Stuff.co.nz Fri 1:15pm 

©2025 New Zealand City, portions © 2025 PC World, RadioNZ, Stuff.co.nz, Sydney Morning Herald, Yahoo/Reuters,
©2025 New Zealand City Ltd