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Jenny Suo
Verified
Television News Reporter, TVNZ
Auckl
Beats
Motorcycles
gadgets, zoos
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By Jenny Suo Verified| 1News Verified New Zealand scientists studying the brains of rugby players have made a significant breakthrough that could allow Chronic traumatic encephalopathy (CTE) to be diagnosed in living players. Until now, the disease linked to repeated head knocks could only be confirmed after someone had died. But new patterns of inflammation in affected people have been identified by Auckland University researchers, opening the door for diagnostic testing while someone is alive.
By Jenny Suo Verified| 1News Verified Louis Sharp's spent the past two years in the fast lane. The 17-year-old will drive for Rodin Motorsport in the 2025 Formula 3 season — stepping onto the grid after winning the British Formula 4 and then the GB3 Championship — the UK's premiere single seater motorsport series. "It does feel surreal to be fair. I'm very happy to have made this progress. Some of it has come as a surprise but it's a sign of the stuff I do off-track," the teen told 1News.
By Jenny Suo Verified| 1News Verified New Zealand scientists studying the brains of rugby players have made a significant breakthrough that could allow Chronic traumatic encephalopathy (CTE) to be diagnosed in living players. Until now, the disease linked to repeated head knocks could only be confirmed after someone had died. But new patterns of inflammation in affected people have been identified by Auckland University researchers, opening the door for diagnostic testing while someone is alive.
Company Info
TVNZ
Television New Zealand (TVNZ) is a state-owned broadcaster based in Auckland, New Zealand. Established in 1960, it operates under a commercial funding model while maintaining editorial independence. TVNZ generates revenue primarily through advertising, with a reported total revenue of $305.5 million in 2023. TVNZ offers a range of services, including free-to-air television channels like TVNZ 1 and TVNZ 2, and a streaming platform called TVNZ+ for digital content. The company provides comprehensive news coverage across multiple platforms and offers advertising solutions for commercial partnerships in both broadcast and digital media. In June 2022, TVNZ merged with Radio New Zealand to form Aotearoa New Zealand Public Media, enhancing its position in the media landscape. With a workforce of 735 employees, TVNZ focuses on balancing public service broadcasting with commercial viability.
Auckland, Auckland, New Zealand
Founded: 1960