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Womb cancer being found in younger NZ women, researchers say
Younger NZ women diagnosed with womb cancer
Researchers say the high rates of obesity and diabetes are contributing to the rise in womb cancer, which previously struck women after menopause. Audio
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Universities will be weakened by Budget focus on STEM and science - professor
Universities will be weakened by Budget focus on STEM and science - professor
The Budget allowed an emergency two-year four percent funding boost to lapse. Audio
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Brooke van Velden shifts WorkSafe's focus from enforcement to advice
WorkSafe shifts focus from enforcement to advice in deep restructure
The minister says a "culture of fear" about the agency needs to change. Audio
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Warnings smoking rates plateauing, not plummeting
Healthcare professionals are warning daily smoking rates are plateauing rather than falling and they blame the ditching of effective anti-smoking measures. Dr Stuart Jones spoke to Ingrid Hipkiss. Audio
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Womb cancer now presenting in younger women
Younger New Zealand women are now being diagnosed with a cancer that previously struck after menopause. University of Auckland Researcher Cherie Blenkiron spoke to Corin Dann. Audio
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Emotional immigration wait after ballot draw error in a system with no queue
'My mother, she is alone': Emotional wait after immigration ballot glitch
Migrants want to see the end of the lottery system, which they say is unfair, inhumane and unstructured - and a queue introduced instead.
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Pacific news in brief for 3 June
Pacific news in brief for 3 June
A round-up of news in brief from around the region, including an attack on a bus in PNG.
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New Zealand’s air quality improving, but winter smoke still an issue
New Zealand’s air quality improving, but winter smoke still an issue
The overall improvement in air quality was thanks to individuals making good decisions about how they heated their homes or travelled around their cities.
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Paediatric palliative care funding left out of Budget
Families of dying children are crushed after yet another Budget has failed to deliver hoped-for funding for paediatric palliative care services. Ruth Hill reports. Audio
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Depression and anxiety increase dementia risk by 30-40 percent, study finds
Depression and anxiety increase dementia risk by 30-40 percent, study finds
Researchers say anxiety and depression are on the rise, while dementia rates are projected to double by 2050.
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Nicolas Shaun Miller's ‘cry for help’ exposes serious addiction to child exploitation material
'Cry for help': Man's confession exposes dark addiction
A man's attempt at taking his own life opened a Pandora's Box on his addiction to child exploitation material.
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Eight people injured in 'targeted' attack in Boulder, Colorado
Suspect in custody following 'targeted terror attack'
A man reportedly threw bottles containing flammable liquid at a demonstration in Boulder, Colorado.
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World-first NZ study could help stamp out superbugs by mapping antimicrobial resistance hot spots
World-first NZ study could help stamp out superbugs
It aims to map antimicrobial resistance hot spots across New Zealand to help combat a growing global health threat.
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Former Justice Minister Judith Collins refuses to apologise to Lake Alice survivor
Collins refuses to apologise to Lake Alice survivor
Karilyn Wildbore wanted the former justice minister to admit she was wrong telling the United Nations there was no "state torture" in NZ.
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Pasifika recipients say King's Birthday honours not theirs alone
Pasifika recipients say King's Birthday honours are shared
"This award is not only mine. It belongs to the family. It belongs to the village. And my colleagues have been amazing too. It's for us all."
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Oranga Tamariki youth worker loses appeal, dismissal for excessive force upheld
OT youth worker loses appeal, dismissal for excessive force upheld
A youth worker who was awarded nearly $30,000 for unfair dismissal after pushing a teenager who called her a derogatory name has lost her case on appeal.
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Patient accommodation building in Dunedin 'beyond economical repair'
Patient accommodation building faces axe for supermarket carpark
The Dunedin building earmarked for demolition is in such a poor condition it is "beyond economical repair", Foodstuffs says.
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King's Birthday Honours: Veteran police officer Terri Middleton honoured for work with victims
Veteran police officer honoured for work with victims
Senior Constable Terri Middleton, recognised in the King's Birthday Honours, says she is humbled and deeply honoured.
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Dai Henwood: Officer of the New Zealand Order of Merit
Dai Henwood has to be one of New Zealand's best-loved comedians. Being honoured today with Officer of the New Zealand Order of Merit, he's carrying on a family tradition joining BOTH of his parents… Audio
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King's Birthday Honours: Dai Henwood, Tim Southee and Jude Dobson among those recognised
King's Birthday Honours 2025: The full list of recipients
A total of 188 New Zealanders who have made their mark in everything from sport to business to comedy have been awarded today.
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More than 30 killed near aid site in Gaza, Palestinian health authorities say
More than 30 killed near aid site in Gaza - Palestinian authorities
Witnesses said the Israeli military had opened fire as Palestinians gathered to collect food in Rafah.
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King's Birthday Honours: Advocate dedicates award to survivors of abuse in care
King's Birthday Honours: Advocate dedicates award to survivors of abuse in care
A tireless advocate for survivors of abuse in care has dedicated his Honour to those who suffered.
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Run It and brain injuries: What you need to know
Run It: How a knock on the head can kill
Explainer - A 19-year-old died playing a version of the controversial violent 'Run It' contest. Just how dangerous is it? Audio
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David Seymour reflects on past decade to ACT supporters in first speech as Deputy Prime Minister
Seymour largely nostalgic in first speech as Deputy PM
Speaking to ACT Party faithful he recalled "the wicked old days" when ACT's support hovered near 1 percent and survival seemed uncertain.
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Climate change coverage in a changed media climate
Climate change coverage in a changed media climate
Media outlets were firing up new projects and joining alliances to cover climate change just a few years ago. Now there's just one mainstream NZ media reporter focused solely on it.