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Unvaccinated child in Texas first US measles death in decade
The child was unvaccinated and had been hospitalised in Lubbock, Texas.
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Woman gives birth on Air NZ plane
The woman was on an Air New Zealand flight from Auckland to New Plymouth, RNZ understands.
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What we know about Michelle Trachtenberg's death
The Gossip Girl star was found "unresponsive" in her luxury apartment in New York. The New York Medical Examiner is investigating her death - here's what we know.
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CNMI authorities say they're 'tired' of illegal rubbish dumping
Illegal dumping is not only a burden to those who have to mitigate it, but downgrades the overall environment quality of the island community, Saipan's mayor says.
- 警察协会对市民拘捕权扩权提出批评
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'I fear that a trans person is going to be killed': Violence an 'emergency situation'
Trans and non-binary New Zealanders say they have been threatened in the street and run off the road on their bikes.
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One in six New Zealanders disabled, higher rates for some groups - Stats NZ
One in six New Zealanders have a long-term disability - but the rate is higher for the rainbow population, Māori and women, Stats NZ data shows.
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Tonga's health ministry reports 73 dengue cases, no deaths
Tongatapu has the most confirmed cases (33), with the rest from Vava'u (28) and 'Eua (12).
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Tonga's health ministry reports 73 dengue cases, no deaths
Tongatapu has the most confirmed cases (33), with the rest from Vava'u (28) and 'Eua (12).
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Rachin Ravindra keen to play against India in dead rubber
The Black Caps batsman returned to the side with a rousing century against Bangladesh at the Champions Trophy on Tuesday.
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Are private schools really worth it?
A court case between two parents about whether their daugher should go to an elite school has reinvigorated an old debate: state or private? Audio
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Police Association slams beefed-up citizen arrest powers
"It's not worth getting hurt, or even killed, for a few dollars or some cigarettes." Audio
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'Absolutely flabbergasted': Man trespassed from supermarket after raising safety concern
Tony Hughes was visiting New World Havelock North when he noticed the fire exit was blocked by trollies. Audio
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'How many days in a row can you eat this?' - Schools slash lunch orders
"For the last eight days in a row we've had food that has been produced by Pita Pit," one principal at a school cutting back says.
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Firefighters with wrong gear burned by sulphuric acid - report
Two firefighters wearing the wrong gear suffered sulphuric acid burns in a botched callout by a supplier delivering the acid to a damaging spill near Napier last year. Audio
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The growing number of 'sovereign citizens' clogging up courts
They believe they are exempt from laws. But that doesn't stop the law from coming after them.
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Law firm stands behind gender affirming care letter as official complaints made
A Wellington law firm is defiant in the face of complaints to police and the Law Society over a letter sent to practitioners of gender affirming care earlier this month.
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Bylaws to stop showering in fountains a 'waste of money', Councillor says
Councillor Louise Hutt says the cost of creating a bylaw, including legal advice and public consultation, could be better spent funding social services in Hamilton.
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Treaty Principles Bill is legislation of 'consequence' - Ruth Richardson
Former Finance Minister Ruth Richardson has spoken in support of the Treaty Principles Bill, saying it is legislation of "consequence, whose time has come".
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'Physical contact' complaint against ACC boss seconded to Health NZ
Health NZ says it was not told that a top ACC official seconded to help out was the subject of a complaint about "physical contact with co-workers".
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Twenty-one of Musk's DOGE staff resign in mass protest
It contradicted guidance from some Trump administration officials.
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Pacific news in brief for 26 February
A round-up of news from around the region, including fears that Fiji's HIV outbreak is more severe than official figures show.
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Watch: Greens deliver 'State of the Planet' speech
The party plans to deliver a Green Budget this year to offer an alternative to "trickle-down economics and austerity politics".
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'Where were the warning labels?': Bowel cancer survivor on processed meat
Lucie Morris-Marr was a fit and healthy 44-year-old mother of two when she received a shock diagnosis. Audio
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Why health promotion matters at events like Te Matatini
Hauora has been an important focus for Te Matatini with a zero tolerance for drinking, drugs, smoking, and vaping - but what else is being done at the event to encourage Māori to better look after…