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Nitrates in water: ECan's rule-making fell short of law over allowing discharges, High Court rules
ECan 'put on notice' over rule-making for discharges
The High Court stopped short of ordering the regional council to change the rule relating to the discharge of nitrates because of the amount of time that has lapsed.
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Warning after multiple people hospitalised after using synthetic cannabis
Multiple hospitalisations due to synthetic drug use
High Alert is warning people to use "extreme caution" if using synthetic drugs.
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Facial recognition report shows teenagers are worst threat to South Island supermarkets
Facial recognition trial reveals minors among worst offenders
Report shows six out of 10 of the top offenders threatening Foodstuffs South Island staff were under 18.
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Two dead and others missing after fire and explosion at a Pennsylvania nursing home
Two dead after explosion at Pennsylvania nursing home
Two people are dead and others are missing after a fire and explosion tore into a nursing home on the outskirts of Philadelphia.
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'Massive' Russian strikes hit Ukraine energy sites in pre-Christmas attack
'Massive' Russian strikes hit Ukraine energy sites in pre-Christmas attack
The strikes killed at least three people and cut power to thousands in freezing winter temperatures across Ukraine, as US-led talks to end the nearly four-year war faltered.
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Trapped under Israeli bombardment, Gazans fear the 'new border'
Trapped under Israeli bombardment, Gazans fear 'new border'
Tens of thousands of Gazans still live in tents or damaged homes in areas where the Israeli army maintains control and operates checkpoints.
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Human rights lawyer lodges Ombudsman complaint over asbestos sand
Human rights lawyer asks Ombudsman for urgent investigation into asbestos sand
Sophie Bradwell-Pollak says there have been multiple failures amounting to a human rights issue, and so far there has been no substantial response from MBIE.
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Health NZ green lights General Practice Owners Association breakaway PHO
GPs given go-ahead to set up breakaway primary health organisation
The green light for GenPro's application follows approvals for two big corporate general practice providers to set up their own PHO's.
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Three new measles cases - two in Auckland and one in Wellington, Health New Zealand says
Three new measles cases confirmed
The cases, two in Auckland and one in Wellington, bring the total number to 35 across the country.
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Report on drugs and HIV in Fiji recommends sterile needle supply program
Fiji HIV report recommends setting up safe needle program
Interview participants say sterile needles and syringes are a scarce commodity in Suva.
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US singer Barry Manilow shares cancer diagnosis as surgery prompts concert cancellations
US singer Barry Manilow reveals cancer diagnosis
Manilow announced through Instagram that he has been diagnosed with lung cancer, prompting him to pause his scheduled concerts while he undergoes surgery.
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Teacher censured after asking if he could buy a student's ADHD medication from her
Teacher tried to buy student's ADHD medication
The student had previously approached her teacher for help with a range of mental health issues.
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Australian state parliament reconvenes to push through stricter gun laws after Bondi mass shooting
Australian state parliament reconvenes to push through stricter gun laws
It comes after the Bondi mass shooting that claimed 15 lives, including a child.
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Health workers should accept proposed collective agreement - union
Health workers should accept proposed agreement - union
The recommendation is designed to give PSA members "a clear view that we consider this is the best deal we can achieve now", says the PSA.
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Killer teen stepmum Jessica Mulford wins bid to appeal jail sentence to Supreme Court
Killer teen stepmum wins bid to appeal jail sentence
Jessica Lee Rose Mulford killed 2-year-old Harlee-Rose Niven in 2021 and now wants her sentence reduced.
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Safety concerns after cheese dumped at Waikato landfill, taken and re-sold
'Serious concerns' after cheese dumped at landfill, taken and re-sold
New Zealand Food Safety (NZFS) is warning people in the Waikato to be careful of their cheese, after some was taken from Putaruru Landfill and re-sold.
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NZ researchers get $2.4 million for quest to develop Covid-style test for Crohn's disease
NZ Crohn's disease researchers get $2.4 million funding boost
An US charity has funded a New Zealand led research project looking to develop a Covid-style test for Crohn's disease.
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Doctors delay surgery for patients on GLP-1 drugs like Ozempic over increased risk of pulmonary aspiration
Doctors delay surgery for patients on drugs like Ozempic over increased risk
President of the Australian and New Zealand College of Anaesthetists says the drugs slowed digestion, which could potentially increase the risk of pulmonary aspiration during surgery.
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'Our sense of identity': What New Zealand and Georgia have in common
'Our sense of identity': What NZ and Georgia have in common
As an immigrant, the first time I saw haka being performed, I got goosebumps. It reminded me of the traditional dance of my own home, Georgia.
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Nitrous can help treat depression, but it's still not safe 'in the wild'
Nitrous can help treat depression, but it's still not safe 'in the wild'
Controlled doses of nitrous oxide can lift depression, a study has found.
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New way to get nitrates out of wastewater found by Auckland scientists
New way to extract nitrates from wastewater found
Nitrates have to be removed before the treated water can be discharged into the environment.
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Auckland mayor Wayne Brown says it would be better for council to run police
'It would be better if the council ran the police' - Auckland mayor
But Wayne Brown insists the city is safe, and significant work is under way to improve that in the central city.
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Laughing gas can offer immediate relief from depression
A new British study has found that controlled doses of laughing gas can quickly act to give relief from depression. Audio
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Study shows the experience of Māori grappling with 'te reo trauma'
Study shows experience of Māori grappling with 'te reo trauma'
The new report noted that this can manifest in various ways "including language anxiety and feelings of shame (whakamā) for not being able to speak te reo Māori.
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Helping hands: Could robots solve aged-care crisis?
Helping hands: Could robots solve aged-care crisis?
New Zealand faces a healthcare worker shortage, but London-based robot designer Rich Walker talks about creating robot carers to fill some of those gaps. Audio