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Sleep tracking devices could be harming, not helping, users
26 Apr 2023Experts say sleep tracking devices aren't doing us any favours, despite health benefit claims made by manufacturers.
Researchers say the trackers can cause users to stress over the hours and quality… Read more Audio
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Another beach clean-up on Tolaga Bay
26 Apr 2023Another beach clean-up, funded by two major forestry companies, has begun at Tolaga Bay.
During Cyclone Gabrielle, Tairawhiti's coastline was swamped with forestry slash, as well as whole trees… Read more Audio
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Kainga Ora continues to build homes on flood-prone land
26 Apr 2023Kainga Ora continues to build homes on land known to be prone to flooding, or soon will be.
The agency says most of those decisions were made before it requested a report from NIWA, detailing risks… Read more Audio
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Warriors suffer third loss of the NRL season
26 Apr 2023The Warriors suffered their third loss of the NRL season last night in their traditional ANZAC fixture against the Storm, going down 30-22 in Melbourne.
After opening up a 12-point lead, the Warriors… Read more Audio
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Aurora australis, Monday night's spectacle admired all over
26 Apr 2023The aurora australis put on a spectacle in a rare solar storm on Monday night.
Light chasers got clear views of purple, orange, and green flares as far north as Auckland, with many first-time… Read more Audio
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Government wants support for planned congestion charge scheme
26 Apr 2023The government wants get cross party support for its planned congestion charging scheme before introducing a law to enable it.
All political parties support some form of pricing, but some only on the… Read more Audio
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'Ghost' doctors leaving depleted specialist ranks short
26 Apr 2023More and more junior doctors 'ghosting' as they leave the country before completing specialist training.
The Association of Salaried Medical Specialists puts the loss rate at 40 per cent, it was just… Read more Audio
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ECE teachers describe children manhandled, locked outside, and babies left to cry
26 Apr 2023Early childhood teachers have described children being manhandled and illegally locked outside at some centres as well as babies being left to cry.
They say regular audits often miss bad practice and… Read more Audio
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More than 15 percent of Kāinga Ora property on flood-prone land
26 Apr 2023More than 15 percent of Kāinga Ora's property portfolio is on land that is at risk of flooding in extreme weather events.
That includes more than 4000 homes in Auckland built on flood prone land… Read more Audio
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Hipkins talks trans-Tasman bond
26 Apr 2023The trans-Tasman bond was reinforced in Anzac commemorations yesterday.
Prime Minster Chris Hipkins is still basking in the glow of the agreement to allow New Zealanders a faster pathway to… Read more Audio
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Sir Wayne Shelford speaks at Wellington Dawn Service
26 Apr 2023It was a long day for RSA president Sir Wayne Shelford who spoke at the Dawn Service in Wellington in the first of many duties.
Thousands attended Anzac Day ceremonies around New Zealand yesterday.
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